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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
October 6, 2011
Raynard Jackson
Howard University, in Washington, DC, is one of the elite Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) in the U.S. Howard students are quick to call their school the “real H U!” The reason is so they won’t be confused with another well know HBCU—Hampton University.
But after years of frustrating experiences with Howard University, I have come to the conclusion that they are truly the “real H U.” But, in this case, the H U stands for “Horrible University.
Rev Al Sharpton called Mark Allen "One of Chicago's legendary political activists
Mark S. Allen
Veteran Political Activist
Associate Editor, The South Street Journal Newspaper; National Spokesperson for National Black Wall Street USA (www.blackwallstreetdistrict.com , and Editor of national news blog "And The Ordinary People Said" on www.chicagonow.com