Information Regarding The Celebration of Life for Mama Iyaluua Ferguson Saturday, March 9, 2024

From Iyaluua's granddaughter Karima N. Turner Blaize:

Veteran Black Panther Party Comrade Sistah Paula Peebles;  Original Philadelphia Chapter, Has Joined The Ancestors

THE PHILADELPHIA CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION TO
BLACK PANTHER PARTY VETERAN PAULA PEEBLES  

Honoring the life, work, and accomplishments of Paula Peebles, whose dedication to advocacy, organizing, and leadership has empowered Philadelphia’s movements fo

THE MALCOLM X COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE REMEMBERS VIOLA PLUMMER!

 

Tribute to People's Warrior Sekou Odinga (June 7, 1944 - January 12, 2024), the Malcolm X Commemoration Committee

MALCOLM MOUNTAIN TALL...MXCC REMEMBERS SEKOU ODINGA!

            We called him 'The General'

            When he spoke, we all listened.

            He moved with authority.

            He stood immovable tree trunk strong!

            The Malco

Restoration Celebrates the Life of Al Vann Founding Board Director, Civil Rights Activist and New York Statesman

Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation mourns the loss of the Honorable Al Vann, former New York Assemblyman, and former New York City Councilman for the 36th District who passed away on July 14, 2022. Al Vann was a beloved founding member of Re

Newark Communities for Accountable Policing sojourned to Newton, NJ to participate in rally remembering Major Gulia Dale III, killed by police

 Last Saturday, April 30^th, on what would have been his 62^nd birthday, Newark Communities for Accountable Policing (NCAP) sojourned back to Newton, NJ to participate in rally to remember Major Gulia Dale III, a decorated retired veteran who killed b

HOMEGOING FOR FALLEN BLACK PANTHER PARTY ELDER RUSSELL "MAROON" SHOATZ, MONDAY DEC. 20, PHILADELPHIA

We regret to inform you of the passing of
Our Father, Grandfather and Brother

Russell Maroon Shoatz

Which occurred on: Friday, December 17, 2021

Janazah Prayer:

Monday, December 20, 2021 @ 1:00 PM

Philadelphia Masjid
4700 Wyalusing Avenue
Philadelph

Weighing General and Secretary of State Colin Powell in Anubis' Scale Of Justice Of Justice

Colin Powell's accomplishments are laudable.
As a Jamaican and and African I am proud of his accomplishments.
Now he has entered the court of Anubis to be weighed in the Scale of Justice
where his accolades to be measured against thousands, maybe milli

HARLEM MOURNS BELOVED JAZZ MUSICIAN - JOEY MORANT

Jazz trumpeter and baritone horn player Joey Morant,

died July 29, 2021 after fighting a neurological illness. He was 82.

Born in Charleston, Joey moved to New York in 1990 where he became known and loved to all who saw him perform. A regular at S

Statement from Family of Civil Rights Icon & Mathematics Teacher Bob Moses

With great sadness, the family of Robert Parris Moses announces the passing of our husband, father, friend, and STEM educator. Before his passing, he expressed tremendous gratitude to all who are involved in the struggle for democracy and to those wh

40 Years After His Death, Eric Williams Memorial Collection Celebrates 23rd Anniversary

“He made us proud to be who we were, and optimistic, as never before, about what we were going to be, or could be.” - Arnold Rampersad, Sara Hart Kimball Professor in the Humanities, Stanford University Miami, FL, March 30, 2021 --(PR.com)

Political Prisoner/Prisoner Of War Commentary and Roster

Captured over 52 years ago at age 21 Black Panther Political Political Prisoner Romaine "Chip" Fitzgerald dies in prison

Remembrance for Nana Nabeela H. Uqdah mother of Iman Hameen

NAKO REGRETS TO ANNOUNCE THE TRANSITION OF BROTHER ROGER BURWELL

Roger, as a member of NAKO from its inception and longtime advocate of the Nguzo Saba and Kawaida, was a dedicated, serious, studious, disciplined believer and practitioner of the Nguzo Saba. He used this knowledge in training, mentoring and coaching

Remembering Father Lawrence Lucas, our Warrior and Revolutionary Priest

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Remembers and Honors the Life and Service of Congressional Black Caucus Founder, Former Congressman John J. Conyers, Jr.

The CBCF family mourns the loss of Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) founding member, former Congressman John J. Conyers, Jr.

"His genuine concern for and fierce persistence in serving the concerns of African Americans and the nation are his legacy an

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Mourns the Death of Legislative Giant, Former Board Member, and Champion for the City of Baltimore, The Honorable Elijah E. Cummings

CBCF Mourns the Loss of Legislative Giant, Former Board Member, and Champion for the City of Baltimore, The Honorable Elijah E. Cumming

Emperor Haile Selassie to be canonized as a saint

For the 127^th birthday of Emperor Haile Selassie, Abuna Selama, the Archbishop of the Hara region had instructed the heads of the 53 churches in his archdiocese to hold special prayers and to speak about the contributions of the Emperor to the Ethiop

The Battles of Ethiopia's Warrior Empress, Taytu Betul, founder of the City of Addis Ababa

The battle of Empress Taytu Betul Taytu is a daughter of great nobility. She is of the Amhara and Oromo nations, a sister of valiant brothers with a strong aggressive character, who doesn’t like men who don’t take her orders. She has been divorced fo