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Memorial Day

Monday, May 31, 2010

Memorial Day

Iam a veteran
Not of foreign battlefields
Like my father in worldwar one
My uncles in world war two
And Korea
my friends fromVietnam
And Congo “police action”
But veteran none the less
Exiledand jailed because I refused
To visi

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Lovers of War From the Ramparts Junious Ricardo Stanton Lovers of War “Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry. American makers of plowsh

   From the Ramparts
                 Junious Ricardo Stanton
                         Lovers of War

   “Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States

Started by Junious Ricardo Stanton in Topical Issues

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Parable of the Negro as Terrorist

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Parable ofthe Negro as Terrorist

In the end the Negro willbe the terrorist!
--Amiri Baraka

American Muslim terroristsare recruited in US prisons.
--Charles Colson, Christian PrisonMinistries

Terrorism is the consequence of political

Started by Marvin X in Topical Issues

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Parable of I Shot the Sheriff

Parable of I Shot theSheriff

Jamaica is caught up in the drama of drugs,guns and politics, much like Mexico and America, the ultimatedestination for drugs and the transport point of guns that is nota"drug war" but the every day, business as usual filt

Started by Marvin X in Topical Issues

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Marvin X as the Father of Muslim American Literature

Teaching Diaspora Literature:

Muslim American Literature as an Emerging Field

Marvin X is too extreme for many, but I like strong voices even if I don’t agree with everything they say.--Mohja Kahf

by Mohja Kahf

Mohja Kahf (Comparative Literature, Univers

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Remembering Malcolm

                                                     From The Ramparts
                   Junious Ricardo Stanton
                                                   Remembering Malcolm

   “There is no better (teacher) than

Started by Junious Ricardo Stanton in Topical Issues

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The New Look of Public Education - Last Hired no longer First Fired. Why?

Written by Phyllis Murray, BX, NY UFT Chapter Leader

Article submitted by Sis. Iman Hameen, former UFT Chapter Leader and

veteran educator, with her permission.

Why is the age old tradition of “Last Hired, First Fired” being challenged today? It

Started by TheBlackList in Education

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West

Raising The Cry War

http://www.isiswisdom.com/forum/topic/show?id=1995725%3ATopic%3A152685&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_topic

Thisamazing interview was done back in 1985 with a former KGB agent who
was trained in subversion techniques. He explains the 4 basic steps to
sociall

Started by Goddess IsIs Akkebala in Education

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Parable of Stormy Weather

Parable of Stormy Weather

Stormy Weather was the little boy's favorite song. He remembers going to the drive-in theatre in his dad's Model T Ford to watch the all black movie starring Lena Horne. The movie came out in 1943 and he came out in 1944, so

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Parable of Mother Coretta Scott King

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Parable ofMother Coretta Scott King

I remember sitting in thepew of Riverside Church at the memorial for Dr. Betty Shabazz,
listening and looking at Myrlie Evers-Williams and Coretta Scott King
standing at the podium. I wondered at th

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Parable of the Religious Haters

Parable of the Religious Haters

There are haters in the hood. They hate you because they hate themselves, so their hatred ofyou is self hatred. Their actions to blockyou at every turn should be called hate crimes, including most of thehomicides
by blac

Started by Marvin X in Religion

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South

Is anything ever beyond reform and who says so?

http://media-newswire.com/release_1118550.htmlBeyond Reforms: The Politics of Higher Education Transformation in AfricaIn "Beyond Reforms: The Politics of Higher Education Transformation in Africa" a new essay in African Studies Review, Tade Akin Ain

Started by MilagrosV. Garcia Villamil in Education

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Parable of Prayer

Parableof Prayer

Parable ofPrayer

Rapper M.C. Hammer told us we got to prayjust to make it today. And so it is, we must stay prayed up. I do notpray five times a day, I pray all day. I am in constant prayer to removeall evil from my heart. Whenever I

Started by Marvin X in Politics

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Parable of Malcolm's Killer

Parable ofMalcolm's Killer

He was rewarded for his dastardlycrime by a dastardly society universally known for murder and mayhem.Why wouldn't he be rewarded with his freedom after killing one ofAmerica's most dangerous men, simply because he spoke th

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Georgia

Why CDC reports tell lies about Black people

The March 2010 CDC report stated that nearly half of black women in the U.S. carried the Herpes virus. Here's why those statistics and others like them may be misleading.

The March 2010 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC

Started by Franklin Jones aka thanubian in Topical Issues

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DMV

THE BLACKLIST READING NEWS ON RADIO: Black News Weekly Headlines Review Tonight

THE BLACKLIST READING THE NEWS TONIGHT ON RADIO

BLACK NEWS WEEKLY HEADLINES REVIEW TONIGHT

April 28, 2010..........Pass the Word

The Black List, the pioneer style setting Online News Newservice, https://theblacklistpub.ning.com/forum be

Started by H. Khalif Khalifah in Politics

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Parable of the Butt Kickers

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Parableof the Butt Kickers

Parable ofthe Butt Kickers

They had to kick some butt. Bigbutt, not little butt. After 9/11, they wanted revenge, blood. Got hiton the home front, even if they did it themselves, Hollywood drama. Whatdi

Started by Marvin X in Topical Issues

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Parable of the Neo-Haitian Revolution

Parable ofthe Neo-Haitian Revolution

After Palmares(1530-1653) in Brazil, Haiti was the second republic of ex-slaves in theAmericas. Palmares was liberated territory for nearly a century. Haitiwon its independence in 1804 after defeating the Spanish,

Started by Marvin X in Topical Issues

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Parable of the Hunid Dollar Dope Book

Parable ofthe One Hunid Dollar Dope Book
His book was dope. Athirty hitter. Raw dope, from Peru direct, no cut, no shake, straightdope, killer, overdose dope. Give me the dope that killed my buddy dope.Make bells ring in yo ears dope. One hunid dolla

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Black Bird Press/Academy of Da Corner Benefit Read in/teach in

Black Bird Press/Academy of Da Corner
Benefit
Read in/teach in
Book Party

To celebrate the publication of The Wisdom of Plato Negro, Parables/Fables, I am asking poets, writers and community people to join in reading from the parables/fables. The followi

Started by Marvin X in Education

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Memorial Day

Monday, May 31, 2010

Lovers of War From the Ramparts Junious Ricardo Stanton Lovers of War “Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry. American makers of plowsh

Parable of the Negro as Terrorist

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Parable of I Shot the Sheriff

Marvin X as the Father of Muslim American Literature

Remembering Malcolm

The New Look of Public Education - Last Hired no longer First Fired. Why?

Raising The Cry War

Parable of Stormy Weather

Parable of Mother Coretta Scott King

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Parable of the Religious Haters

Is anything ever beyond reform and who says so?

Parable of Prayer

Parableof Prayer

Parable of Malcolm's Killer

Why CDC reports tell lies about Black people

THE BLACKLIST READING NEWS ON RADIO: Black News Weekly Headlines Review Tonight

Parable of the Butt Kickers

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Parableof the Butt Kickers

Parable of the Neo-Haitian Revolution

Parable of the Hunid Dollar Dope Book

Black Bird Press/Academy of Da Corner Benefit Read in/teach in

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