Chairman Yeshitela explains Sharpton and other opportunists

Yeshitela explains Sharpton & other opportunists

 

Chairman Omali Yeshitela explains Sharpton & other opportunists on the April 13, 2015 edition of Black Agenda Radio.
 
End the “Army of Occupation”
 
The Black Is Back Coalition will hold a national conference on Black Community Control of Police, in St. Louis, Missouri, April 18 and 19.
 
“Our recognition that Black lives matter means taking matters into our own hands,” said Coalition Chairman Omali Yeshitela.
 
“The Sharptons and government representatives want to convince Black people that an election will solve the problem, or body cameras will solve the problem,” instead of confronting “the essence of the system, which is anti-Black and anti-freedom. That’s why the fight for community control of police is so important.”

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