Letters to the Editor

December 26, 2009

Peace family,

My slave name is Daphne Manning but I am called by my Akan name which is Empress Amahtp. I am out here in VA and there are virtually no organizations here. We need help in VA because we are in commonwealth territory. We have people in jail five to ten years for driving! African people here are catching hell and I think we need some serious organizations here so I am trying to bring that African front here. I would like more information on how I can join this Party and what I have to do on my part to get it started. Please contact me ASAP!!

One Love, One Africa!!!!

Empress Amahtp

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