Comment on Why I'm A Narrow Minded Black Nationalist

Comment on Marvin X's Why I'm a Narrow Minded Black Nationalist

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comment from Gerald Ali, United Kingdom

Well written, states the case clearly, but one point lacking, where ??? What part of the usa/usa would be good to found such a nation ?? My view from outside the usa/usa is south..... The gulf is an opening to the world, by water, Mexico... and below is an opening to trade, which in this world is needed by all nations, below in south Amer

The Pan Afrikanist Steering Committee of Namibia against The United Nations Resolution 1973 (PSCNAUNR)        

6th June 2011

The Bombardment of Libya is an act of War and a  Desecration of the Afrikan Homeland by a set of Europeans

STOP IT NOW OR SHIP OUT

a)   The Pan Afrikanist Steering Committee of Namibia Against The United Nations Resolution 1973 (PSCNAUNR), notes with deep sadness, the appalling atrocity being committed by NATO’s bombardment, the protracted sponsoring of mercenaries descr

Rethinking Malcolm means first learning how to think: What was Marable thinking?

by Abdul Alkalimat / June 2011

The new book by Manning Marable, Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention, will help us get to a deeper understanding of Malcolm X and the times we’re living in now. This will not be a direct result of what Marable has done, but rather what needs to be done because of what he has done. We can advance our thinking through deep and thorough criticism of this book.1 We are facing a challenge to our

Albertina Sisulu, Leader of Apartheid Fight, Transitions

Albertina Sisulu, Who Helped Lead Apartheid Fight, Dies at 92

By BARRY BEARAK
Published: June 5, 2011
New York Times
JOHANNESBURG — Albertina Sisulu, considered by many to be the mother of South Africa’s liberation struggle, a woman who was hounded and jailed by the apartheid government but who lived to see her children assume leadership roles in a democratic nation, died here on Thursday. She was 92.

 

Understanding White Supremacy in the Present Era

Understanding White Supremacy in the Present Era

Forget that post-black, post racism poppycock. Forget the first black president mirage, the illusion that imperialism and raw, naked capitalism cannot have a black face, kinder, gentler, yet the same motherfuckin bullshit from yesterday, just covered over with a light black face, one acceptable to the white masters and deceptible to the black masses, so gullible emotionally they will go for fried ice

Geronimo Pratt and High Blood Pressure

High Blood Pressure and North American Africans

Although we don’t know all the facts, high blood pressure is suspected in the death of our dear revolutionary comrade Geronimo Pratt, who died in our Motherland Africa, on Thursday. We loved our brother for his revolutionary legacy that included spending 27 years behind bars, partly because a faction of the Black Panther Party would not come forward to testify that he was in Oakland at the time he supposedly mur

New York. The Reverend Jesse Jackson of the RainbowPush Coalition cautioned African leaders “not to celebrate (African freedom) too soon” during his remarks at the African Union Africa Day gathering at the United Nations on May 31, 2011. The Africa Day tribute was co-sponsored by the African Union, National Conference of Black Mayors, the World African Diaspora Union (WADU), Constituency for Africa (CFA), Institute of the Black World (IBW) 21, United African Congress and Give Them a Hand Foundat

June 2, 2011

Raynard Jackson

I have worked around 3 Republican presidents (Reagan, Bush, and Bush) and I can tell you for certain that one sure-fire way of learning a president’s priorities, is by who he agrees to spend time with (as in meetings).

A president’s time is scheduled to the nth degree.  So, if the president is meeting frequently with the oil industry, it’s a safe bet that he will be pursuing legislation that will impact that industry.   

So, with that as my premise, I think one could

By Emanuel L. Knight: special to PAGT
JUNE 1, 2011

For the 19th year, the “First Weekend in June” will bring together several dozen writers,
aspiring writers, publishers, distributors, street vendors, booksellers and buyers, to celebrate
“Excellence in Black Literature.”
With some notable exceptions, each presentation has been made in
Virginia, during the 21st Century, at the Nat Turner Reference Library in
Southampton County. This may well be the final one, as we know it.
According to its founder, Se

DR SAM NUJOMA´s ANNUAL PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES 2011

ORGANISED BY: PAN AFRICAN CENTRE OF NAMIBIA

VENUE: GOVERNMENT AUDITORIUM; GOVERNMENT OFFICE PARK

LECTURER: HALIFA SALLAH AUTHOR OF TREATISE ON FOUNDING A FEDERATION OF AFRICAN REPUBLICS

23 rd May 2011 

ISSUES THAT AFFECT CONTEMPORARY AFRICA 

Brother Prime Minister of Namibia, Brother Ministers and Sister Minister of Justice and Secretary General of SWAPO, All the Other brothers and sisters and sons and daughters of Africa, here present, I