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Pre-sales of Certain Days Freedom for Political Prisoners 2021 calendars have begun!
We are happy to announce that pre-sales for the 2021 Certain Days calendar (OUR 20th EDITION) have begun! 
Order now and calendars will ship soon. 
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Omen44 ft. Fizzi Pizzi - "Dum-Dum"
“Dum-dum” is the 2nd single of Omen44's forthcoming album "Hentai", featuring French artist Fizzi Pizzi and underground's most wanted, French producer Kyo Itachi who's been working with Conway, Roc Marciano, R.A The Rugged Man and Ruste Juxx,…
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SABBATH MESSAGE FOR SEPTEMBER 19, 2020
THE SABBATH MESSAGE FOR SEPTEMBER 19, 2020: YAH, THE CREATOR, IS MY GOD AND MY ONLY SAVIOR! Shalom to All Who Seek the CREATOR GOD of Israel and HIS TRUTH, DO YOU KNOW THE CREATORANDCOULD YOU IDENTIFY HIM? “I will dwell among the children of Israel,…
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What Does The New Green Deal Mean For Black People

What Does the New Green Deal Mean For Black People?Junious Ricardo Stanton “Yet, environmental racism is real and despite the disproportionate impact of pollution and climate crisis on Black people in the United States, the introduction of the Green New Deal presents a key question: Where does the Black political establishment stand on the Green New Deal?  It doesn’t go unnoticed that there are no Black Members of Congress who are leading the push for it, even though they represent some of the…

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Dr. Maulana Karenga: Us’ 55 Years of Unbudging Blackness: African As Our Moral Ideal

Us’ 55 Years of Unbudging Blackness: African As Our Moral Ideal     Dr. Maulana Karenga     Part 1. Since I first conceived Us as a vanguard organization and called its founding meeting in the wake of the August Revolt and the martyrdom of Min. Malcolm X, we have been committed to three overarching and interrelated goals: cultural revolution, Black liberation and the radical reconception and reconstruction of American society. I proposed Kawaida as our grounding philosophy and the Nguzo Saba as…

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Beware the Coming Global Reset

 Beware the Coming Global ResetJunious Ricardo Stanton             Back in June I shared the plans of the global shot callers for a comprehensive socio-economic-political reengineering agenda they are calling “The Great Reset”. I said, “There are powerful individuals who meet once a year to plot and plan a global socio-economic-political agenda for the world. The World Economic Forum is one such entity.  The members of the World Economic Forum maintain they are merely a global organization of…

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The True Meaning of “Labor Day” , by Alton H. Maddox, Jr. (Attorney-at-War)

©              Today, a major issue for Blacks is “unemployment.”  For Blacks, in 1860, the major issue for Blacks was the “form of employment.” Blacks were chattel slaves.  Therefore, in 1860, for Blacks, there was “full employment.”  There were no labor laws, and Blacks had no rights.  There were blue states and red states.                Until slavery, in the United States came to an end, it was impossible to celebrate a “Labor Day."  There was slavery, in the red states and unorganized…

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Eugenics and You Part 2

Eugenics and You Part 2Junious Ricardo Stanton“pgEd’s mission is to increase awareness and conversation about the benefits and ethical, legal, and social implications of personal genetics. We believe that far-reaching public engagement about genetic advances is key for a safe and equitable path forward, and we strive every day to be inclusive of all people – regardless of socioeconomic or educational background, cultural or religious affiliation, and ethnic or personal identity.” pgEd’s mission…

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"Black Lives Matter", by Alton H. Maddox, Jr. ("Attorney-at-War")

              United African Movement was formed on August 17, 1988 under the auspices of Garveyism to secure justice for Tawana Brawley, a fifteen year-old girl, from Dutchess County, NY.  She was kidnapped, raped and her body was tattooed with "KKK" and "Nigger" in addition to being smeared with feces.  In my humble opinion, the attack on Tawana was contrived to terrorize Blacks.               The assault on Tawana Brawley challenged Black manhood in the United States.  It is still without an…

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Eugenics and You Part 1

 Eugenics and You Part 1Junious Ricardo Stanton “Eugenics is the philosophy and social movement that argues it is possible to improve the human race and society by encouraging reproduction by people or populations with “desirable” traits (termed “positive” eugenics) and discouraging reproduction by people with “undesirable” qualities (termed “negative” eugenics).” What is Eugenics https://pged.org/history-eugenics-and-genetics/ Eugenics was a philosophy and movement by Europeans that called for…

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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Donates $50,000 to the NAACP, Funding James Weldon Johnson Scholarship for students commitment to social justice and community engagement

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. will donate $50,000 to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's (NAACP) to fund the new James Weldon Johnson Scholarship, the fraternity announced today. The fraternity's International President, Micheal E. Cristal, made the announcement during a video interview with NAACP President and CEO, Derrick Johnson. The James Weldon Johnson Scholarship is named in honor of Bro. James Weldon Johnson, civil rights activist, author of "Lift Every…

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Iammoneymic - "Heartbreak and Money"

Posted by trillest ent on September 14, 2020 at 10:01pm in Music

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With so many musicians, artists, and personalities in the entertainment industry, it is becoming more and more difficult to grab the attention of an audience. What’s more challenging than that is staying alive in their hearts. Singer-songwriters tend to have a different connection with their art which provides deeper prespective. Money…

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