Yesterday's admission by Britain's Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies should send shock waves through the world medical community and the international drug industry. The war between man and microbe is being lost to the superbug. Antibiotics no longer work. Or at least they are becoming less and less effective in the treatment and control of disease.
85 years after Fleming's discovery of penicillin western medical practice has bellied up like a dead fish in polluted waters. The analogy has
Black Bloggers Connect(TM) and AwesomenessTV present the "All Around The World" Blogging Contest. AwesomenessTV is the producer of the upcoming documentary titled "All Around The World" starring the rising boy band Mindless Behavior. The movie debuts in 117 AMC theatres on March 15th.
BlackBloggersConnect.com and AwesomenessTV will present a $1000 cash prize to the blogger that best blogs about Mindless Behavior and the upcoming movie. The contest runs from March 7th to March 31st. The winner wi
The brightest of stars not only appear as the leading acts in the forefront of sold-out shows and tours but also make up the backbone of the entire act. The musicians who accompany the leading artist are just as important, becoming the family that creates the most memorable performances of all time. You will witness a star-shining moment with one of the brightest, most humble, and down to earth rising musicians you will ever meet in today’s music scene. Cali's Inglewood native Brook Alexander, l
Gardner seeks fair slice of $90 mil contract for blacks in building SS high school trade school
By Chinta Strausberg
When business icon Ed Gardner attends today’s Chicago Public Building (PBC) Commission’s board meeting, he will be demanding to know what percentage of the $90 million contract to build a trade school at the Chicago Vocational Career Academy High School (CVCA) will go to African Americans.
For the 87-year-old former Soft Sheen and housing giant, who came out of retirement last year t
U.S. Department of Education Announces New Executive Director of White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans
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David J. Johns
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U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan has announced the appointment of David J. Johns as executive director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans.
"David's expertise will be critical in helping to address the academic challenges that many African American students face, and I am delighted to have him on our tea
Many Nigerians were expectedly shocked, concerned and apprehensive at the news on 07 March 2013 that the (notorious, inept and ineffective) Nigerian House of Representatives is planning to include immunity for federal legislators in the on-going amendment of the 1999 constitution, with the bills passing a second reading, and inevitably will be overwhelmingly passed as an Act. It was reported thus: “a bill for an act to alter the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 by providing
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By Dedrick Muhammad
Last week, Bloomberg Businessweek magazine released its latest issue to much-deserved uproar and outrage. On its cover, the magazine featured Jim Crow-esque caricatures that portrayed people of color as money hungry and implicitly suggested that they will cause a future housing bubble. Unfortunately, this offensive image is only the second worst thing about this cover.
Since the housing bubble burst in 2008, a myth has been perpetuated that minorities, not predatory lenders
Rev. Dr. C. T. Vivian
"The State of Equality and Justice in America" is a 20-part series of columns written by an all-star list of contributors to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
The contributors include: U. S. Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) LCCRUL 50th Anniversary Grand Marshal; Ms. Barbara Arnwine, President and Executive Director, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (LCCRUL); Mr. Charles Ogletree, Professor, Harvard University Law
Statement by Emma Allen, Radical Women Organizer, Portland Chapter |
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March 8, International Womens Day, honors working-class womens campaigns for safe job conditions, decent pay, and the right to vote, learn, and live free from discrimination, violence, war, fear and want. Founded by socialists over 100 years ago, the holidays rebellious spirit lives on as we carry forward the fight against repressive forces. |
Sequestration is a set of automatic across the board spending cuts put into law by the Budget Control Act to apply pressure on Congress to come up with a longer term plan for deficit reduction. However, "sequestration as a strategy will not effectively reduce the national deficit |
The World is a landmark project for future eco-tourism projects worldwide. It is a collection of 300 manmade islands located off the Dubai coast, and created from sand scoured from the sea. The islands are shaped into various countries and continents, and an individual island can be shaped into an epitome of personal or corporate luxury. The private artificial islands are divided into four categories, such as private homes, dream resorts, estate homes and community islands.
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Stars and Stripes, Etching, fine artist Michael Anthony Brown
I wrote this essay perhaps ten years ago, and as the state of Black America continues to shift, I feel compelled to cultivate deeper thought and hopefully a call to action.
Have you ever looked at the shape that Black America is in today and tried to understand why we are still in the struggle, even though we have all the strength we need? What is stopping us from realizing and enabling the power we have? It’s not just money; we have
"DRONES" Pakistani children living with buzzing of robots in the sky that could rain death at any moment. Each week Obama meets in the White House to draw up a kill list. "There is nothing more unrealistic than the idea of reforming this system into something that would come anywhere near being in the interests of the great majority of people and ultimately of humanity as a whole." - Bob Avakian, BAsics 3:2 Saturday March 16, 2 |
Cornel West Interviews Bob Avakian on PRI Smiley & West radio show, October 2012.
February 24, 2013 | Revolution Newspaper | revcom.us
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As we write, there are four weeks until the premiere of BA Speaks: REVOLUTION—NOTHING LESS!
Let’s start with the basics: what is this film? And why is it important?
Many, many people walk through their lives hurting, or numb, or both. Emergencies cry out all over the place—the massive imprisonment of Black and Latino youth, running like an assembly line... the degradation and horrors vi
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From A World To Win News Service
February 24, 2013 | Revolution Newspaper | revcom.us
February 13, 2013. A World to Win News Service. The French military intervention in Mali—taking the North of the country in a firestorm of imperialist arrogance and air power—has the French rulers and press gloating about easy victories and the apparent support of much of the Malian population and a majority of the French too, arguing
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