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Talk About Torture: Colonialism, Humanity and African Revolution-Corrected Version

dr. renee levant - May 20, 2009

African Liberation Day conference to form North America regional committee of revolutionary party

Spear staff - March 10, 2009

UNITED STATES — This year's African Liberation Day (ALD) mobilization will be different from any other that has occurred since the May 25, 1963...

Hundreds hacked to death in northeast Congo

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - January 2, 2009

By Luwezi Kinshasa, Secretary-General of the African Socialist International DRC — The hundreds of children, elders, women and young men killed in Kiwanja in November...

Army officers seize power just hours after Guinea president’s death announced

Spear staff - December 31, 2008

GUINEA — The miserable reign of Lansana Conte has ended with a growth in poverty, misery and brutality against the African masses in Guinea....

Pacifist Desmond Tutu calls for use of force against Mugabe’s regime

Luwezi Kinshasa, ASI Secretary General - December 30, 2008

>By Luwezi Kinshasa, Secretary-General of the African Socialist International Desmond Tutu — the Archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa who all of his life opposed...

East Africa socialist conference records mass registration

Spear staff - December 29, 2008

The upcoming eastern Africa regional conference of the African Socialist International (ASI) is recording an astonishing mass registration from revolutionary groups and individuals expressing...

White power in black face

Penny Hess, Chair, African Peoples Solidarity Committee - November 21, 2008

Barack Obama wasted no time bowing down to his Wall Street financial backers and war-mongering advisors. His cabinet selections represent the same old politics...

America’s death squads and Obama’s new top cop

Penny Hess, Chair, African Peoples Solidarity Committee - November 20, 2008

As president-elect Obama names Eric Holder the first African Attorney General some commentators are exposing the chilling fact that Holder represented Chiquita Banana in...

PAYCO President speaks on political crisis in South Africa and the PAC

Spear staff - November 18, 2008

By Hulisani Mmbara, President of the Pan Africanist Youth Congress (PAYCO) of Azania We live in interesting times in the political life of our country....

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Date set for Uhuru 3 oral argument hearing in Atlanta

Today’s imperialist attacks are rooted in the first colonial attack on Africa

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

We demand U.S. and its Israeli proxy out of the middle East

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

Today’s imperialist attacks are rooted in the first colonial attack on Africa

“This time ’til it’s won!” Uhuru advances mission to seize Black Power

Date set for Uhuru 3 oral argument hearing in Atlanta

City of St. Louis exposed at budget meeting, fails to respond to tornado disaster

The African Revolution is taking back Martin Luther King!

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

Sonya Massey’s killer faces conviction, but colonialism still runs free

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Secession or unification: What is the solution for Sudan?

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