Revolutionary Organization

As criticisms of President Obama’s war and economic policies mount, the group that first questioned his intentions regarding the concerns of the black community is holding a national Congress to define a black agenda to serve the interests of black people.

On Saturday, May 22, African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) members attended the NUS (National Union of Students) Black Student Campaign annual summer conference held in Liverpool.

Last year, in Washington, DC, the first North American Regional Conference of the African Socialist International (ASI) was held on African Liberation Day (ALD)...

On June 19, 2010, a timely and necessary gathering of Raza activists will take place: Conference On Raza Prisoners and Colonialism. The conference aims to expose the role that police, courts and prisons play and have played in the continuing subjugation and terrorization of the Mexican community and other oppressed nations and peoples.

The Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations must be given maximum support by African people and especially activists, because it has been a critical development in our movement since the 1960s.

On Saturday, May 1st, 2010, the people of Croydon saw a magnificent mobilization of the African community.

President of the West Africa Media Forum (WAMF), Mr. Chernoh Alpha M. Bah has expressed serious concerns over the political situation in Guinea Conakry.

Tune in for a 3-part study series on The Political Report to the 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party.

This is a Call to all freedom loving Africans and our allies, to join this African Liberation Day mobilization as part of our efforts to take our destiny in our own hands.