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InPDUM Houston branch: bringing the African Revolution to Texas
The International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) is an organization that is no stranger to struggle and resistance.
The oppressed and colonized working class Africans of Houston, Texas recognize the benefits of this organization and consolidated a local chapter on Nov 20, 2016 to address the question of liberation for Africans.
Keith Scott’s murderer “acted lawfully”
Charlotte, NC—The State has once again ruled that their murder of an African was justified. Keith Scott was shot and murdered by Charlotte police on September 20, 2016.
Uhuru Movement deepens the struggle against Pinellas sheriffs for their murder of three black girls
The Uhuru Movement, on behalf of the African community, has called for the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division to investigate the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office for the murder of black teenagers, cover-up of evidence that would indict the deputies, and a pattern of illegal stops, police chases, searches, and arrests which violate the 4th amendment rights of black residents.
Tamir Rice’s murder: Two years later, revolution is still the only solution to police murders
Cleveland, OH—Today marks the 2nd anniversary of the murder of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was callously murdered by killer cop Timothy Loehmann while playing in a playground with a toy gun.
Tamir was gunned down seconds after the killer pigs arrived at the playground in response to a 911 call stating that “a black male was sitting on a swing and pointing a gun at people.”
Immediately after arriving to the playground, Loehmann murdered young Tamir, shooting him twice.
White people’s grand jury went on to support the murderer of Tamir.
Cop who murdered Philando Castile is only charged with manslaughter!
Falcon Heights, MN—Jeronimo Yanez, the cop who murdered 32-year-old African man Philando Castile was charged with a small manslaughter charge on November 16th.
The murderous cop, fired seven shots at Philando as he sat in the driver’s seat of his car last July. Also in the car were Diamond Reynolds (the girlfriend of Philando), and a 4-year-old child.
Mistrial declared in case of Ohio cop who murdered Sam Dubose; family members are still fighting
CINCINNATI—A Ohio judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a white former killer pig, Ray Tensing, who murdered Samuel DuBose during a traffic stop last year.
Samuel was terrorized and shot in the head by Tensing after the murderous cop pulled him over.
Police in New York murder 66-year-old African woman in her home
Deborah Danner, a 66-year-old African woman, was shot and killed in her own home by a NY Police Department sergeant, Hugh Barry, in the Bronx on Tuesday.
El Cajon police murder African man Alfred Olango; the African community fights back!
Alfred Olango, a 38-year-old African was shot multiple times and killed by El Cajon police on Tuesday, September 27, 2016.
Alfred’s sister, Sarah, said that she called the police because her brother needed help. She said he had recently lost his best friend and he was wandering into traffic.
Ramsey Orta sentenced to four years in prison; statement from Ramsey’s wife, Jessica Orta
Ramsey Orta, 24, filmed the police murder of Eric Garner in Staten Island on July 17, 2014. Eric was choked to death by murderous cop Daniel Pantaleo, with the backing of a gang of police. While murderous pig Pantaleo was placed on administrative leave and never charged for murdering Eric, Ramsey was endlessly tormented and targeted by the occupying military force in retaliation. Ramsey was sentenced to four years in prison on trumped-up charges.
Ramsey Orta is one of our newest political prisoners. He is in prison as a result of being targeted by the colonial State after standing up to police. The Burning Spear stands in complete solidarity with brother Ramsey and are clear when we say that Africans and other colonized people have the right to resist our colonial oppression!
The following is a statement from Ramsey Orta's wife, Jessica Orta, to The Burning Spear newspaper:
"As I sit here with thoughts swirling around in my head about the corrupt police system that we have and the hateful organizations they're modeled after, I cringe."


