Often, when we discuss the African freedom struggles during the 1960s and 1970s, the discussion centers around the struggles, achievements, and people who were active in the Civil Rights Movement. During the same time, there were many other movements. One was the Black Power Movement. A number of leaders in that movement remain unsung heroes. In the following articles I will present twelve (12) African Americans Leaders in two parts. The first part will be a summary of their organization. The se

1) Barack Obama stepped to the mic and spoke of the importance of non-violence … for oppressed people. When any representative of the U.S. ruling class preaches non-violence, they mean non-violence for those who might get in the way of their empire. Obama was referring to people who had suffered under Jim Crow segregation and lynch-mob terror. This from the commander-in-chief of the global Amerikkkan empire, who has presided over more than 280 drone missile strikes, maintains a torture chamber p

Finally the time has arrived! I’m proud to announce the OFFICIAL launch of RPRAI’s newly designed homepage http://www.rprai.com/. I’m inviting you and your friends to this special viewing and hope you will return again for the latest updates! I’m optimistic you will take as much from it that the effort and determination was put into making it possible. Artists wanting to showcase their work in the gallery contact SerenadasPen@gmail.com #RPRAI #Share #Post #RT #Tumble #Stumble #Bookmark
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Music Preview: Itunes New Release: It Is What It Is. Produced And Performed By Gansta Marcus. This Is The First Release From The Up And Coming Cd "Broken Glass"

Take A Listen Below By Clicking The Link And Scrolling Half Way Down The Amazon Page And Pressing Play Sample
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On the quiet evening of July 07, 1896, the monsoon was rolling to an end in British India. Rolling over a projector, at the banquet hall of the Watson Hotel, in Bombay, were the first frames in Indian cinema history. The Lumerie Brothers Company was screening movies for the first time in India; six short silent ones. It took three years more, for the first two Indian films to appear in the same Indian city.

The first indigenous feature film, Harishchandra, produced by Dadasaheb Phalke, was screen

Check out my new media thesis work. It is called CARGO. It is a poetic audio visual narrative artwork showing in META 2012 at AIRSHIP 37. CARGO discussed ibjectification and commodification of humans and life.  Here is a sample...

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October 27, 2011

Raynard Jackson

That’s right, Jimmy Graham!  Most of the public is only recently becoming aware of the story of Jimmy Graham.  I find this very unfortunate, but true.

Jimmy Graham is a tight end for the New Orleans Saints football team.  As of this writing, he is the leading tight end in the N.F.L. in terms of receptions and touchdowns.  But most importantly, he is proving to be a true “baller” in the game of life!

He was born and raised in Greensboro, North Carolina.  This 24 yea

Provisional Government of the Republic of New Afrika’s 43rd Annual

NATION DAY 2011