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This weekend Africans from across the U.S. and Canada will converge on Washington, DC while Africans across Europe gather in Manchester, England for simultaneous...

Talk About Torture : Colonialism, Humanity and African Revolution Dr Renee Levant Part One: Talk About Torture: Fanon, Torture and White Opportunism Despite the pervasiveness and...

Uhuru! This is an incredible time to witness the transformation of the world right before our eyes -- as the movement of national liberation...

The claims made by the current Administration that relief for homeowners is on the way obscure the reality that few of those most in need will find any relief from the Obama Plan. In particular few in the Black community which has been the target of more sub prime loans than any other community will benefit from these programs. A careful look at the plan reveals who benefits and who will not; It also reveals how the The Obama plan protects the interests of the banks at the direct expense of great suffering and loss of income in the black community. Far from ending the predatory practices which have ravaged black communities in the US the Obama plan continues to support additional profits earned through criminal activity by predatory banks and lenders such as Goldman Sachs supported fully by the Obama administration.

On Saturday April 18th the Uhuru Solidarity Movement hosted the first annual Earth Day Festival and Flea Market in West Philadelphia’s ...

On May 23-24, 2009, the African Liberation Day (ALD) Conference being held in Washington, DC at the Carlos Rosario Charter School will function as...

Penny Hess The U.S. stock market continues to rise from its recent lows and some of the mainstream media is declaring that economic recovery...

GENEVA, Switzerland — On April 20-24, 2009, the United Nations hosted a second World Conference Against Racism, following up the conference in 2001 where...