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Uhuru Flea Market becomes classroom for mini-intensive

Solyana Bekele, Managing Editor - August 5, 2026

PHILADELPHIA–The Northern Region of the African People’s Socialist Party-USA strengthened organization and political education during its Saturday, June 13 mini-intensive by integrating collective study...

African women are building liberated territory, brick by brick

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President - August 4, 2026

In the Uhuru Movement, we often speak about building liberated territory–reclaiming land, buildings and institutions for the benefit of the African working class. These...

Uhuru Bakery & Cafe Grand Opening: This is what African Self-government looks like in North St. Louis!

Spear staff - August 2, 2026

August 15, 2026 marks the historic grand opening of the Uhuru Bakery & Cafe in North St. Louis! Uhuru Bakery is part of the...

Black Power radio station wins victory for First Amendment, black rights

Spear staff - August 1, 2026

On Wednesday, July 29, 2026, a federal appeals court unanimously ruled that the African People’s Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) has a valid complaint...

Fed court to decide landmark First Amendment case

Spear staff - July 22, 2026

On July 22, 2026 in Atlanta, three federal judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals - Chief Judge William Pryor, Judge Jill Pryor...

Seizing African self-determination through art and culture

Solyana Bekele, Managing Editor - July 14, 2026

At the unassuming historic site at 1805 Madison Ave, West Baltimore, MD, Africans gathered on the sunny yet breezy Friday, June 5 evening, at...

The streamer and the social bribe

Je Amaechi - July 13, 2026

On Hasan Piker and Left opportunism In Marxist theory, opportunism is not a casual insult for careerism, or selling out in the loose moral sense...

Defend African workers from South Africa’s colonial attacks

Asa Anpu - July 12, 2026

EVATON WEST, SOUTH AFRICA–The June 2026 The Burning Spear article titled “The charlatans of South Africa attack African workers again!” outlined and destroyed three...

Our Own Liberators

Makeda Baraka - July 11, 2026

We are our own liberators.Surely no one thought we'd sit forever waiting for those who placed us in bondage to free us from it.Surely...

Colonial department of education continues targeting of black children

The Party salutes Ward Churchill and Natsu Saito

The role of “respectable” Cambridge academics and British press in the death of Dr. Jason Arday

The Spanish border crisis exposes that Ceuta is in Africa, not Europe

A Taste Of Freedom

The auction block still exists

The role of “respectable” Cambridge academics and British press in the death of Dr. Jason Arday

New Afrikan character, self-discipline and authentic behavior

How the Party advances despite State repression

African nurses who died defending our African lives against GMO Ebola virus are African martyrs!

How the Party advances despite State repression

Uhuru 3 lawyer on why the Party was attacked by the U.S. And what he chose to do about it.

The African revolution ushers the death throes of colonialism

Fed court to decide landmark First Amendment case

Mobile museum exhibit showcases 50+ years of Uhuru

The auction block still exists

Voices from the Party’s Northern Region: Why we volunteer for One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Flea Marketplace

Project Thuthukani garden provides nutrition for the Msogwaba community

25 years after Durban Conference Against Racism, the African People’s Socialist Party continues to lead the fight for reparations to black people

Reparations Investment Company advances renovations on three properties

Colonial department of education continues targeting of black children

How the Horn of Africa can emulate the Sahel

The role of “respectable” Cambridge academics and British press in the death of Dr. Jason Arday

The Spanish border crisis exposes that Ceuta is in Africa, not Europe

African nurses who died defending our African lives against GMO Ebola virus are African martyrs!

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