By Sapphire Mann Ahmed, M. D., MPH

February 26, 2011

Obama’s politically manufactured bottom up change ‘rhetoric’ has ricocheted back on to the USA imperial greedy capitalist society and its zionist colony. It is a royal irony that peoples of Africa and its Arab Peninsula, rather than the American bottom classes, are realizing Mr. Obama's ‘bottom up change’ seriously.

Truly, our brother President Obama, should receive the Middle-Eastern Nobel Bottom Up Change Prize. The Egyptians and s

DAURHAM CORPORATION INVENTORS OF THE LEISURE CURL PRESENTS IT'S A MIRACLE HAIR GROWTH FORMULA EXCLUSIVELY SOLD AT MUBARAK INTER-PRIZES. CLICK THE LINK BELOW AND CHOOSE THE ADD TO CART BUTTON: http://store.mubarakinter-prizes.com/mirlsc.html

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Marvin X on Partner Violence, A Pauline Conversion

By Rodney D. Coates*

Balancing on the precipice of Ockham’s Razor, the world debates on whether or not it should intervene in the Libyan crises.  As we debate, a tyrant continues to bombard his citizens, but the question is can or should we –particularly in America – be doing something.  Similar debilitating discussions in America’s past to include Rwanda, Sudan, or Bosnia –resulted in embarrassed silence, isolation, and ultimately inaction.  Now, faced with the potential for massive civilian de

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Marvin X Speaks at San Francisco State University

Marvin X returned to his Alma Mater, San Francisco State University, for a Black History Month talk in Davey D's class on Hip Hop. Davey D asked the poet about ideological differences between the Black Arts Movement and the political liberation movement, especially between BAM at the Black Panther Party. The poet said much of the dispute centered around arm struggle, with

Obama Symbolism for Rahm Won In Chicago Mayors Race

Marksallen on 02.23.11 at 1:30 AM | no comments |

Marksallen

One of the first community organizers to work with Barack Obama in Chicago for over 20 years. Now Associate Editor of The South Street Journal Newspaper and 37 year activist/journalist, recently selected as 2010 Who's Who In Black Chicago. 312-624-8351 or direct at 773-392-0165

 

Follow on:

Share

• 
  Facebook (0)
• 
  Retweet (0)
• 
  Digg (0)
• 
  Stumble

If you haven’t considered an all inclusive holiday, yet alone tried one, then this type of holiday is most definitely worth serious consideration when looking at your annual Summer holiday.

To start with, the major benefits of an all inclusive holiday is the price. Prices on these holidays are hugely competitive when compared against the traditional travel packages holidays, whether they are self-catering or full board. In many instances the cost for a week’s all inclusive holiday can be little m

Black History in the Moment: Bobby Seale Steals Show at Poetry Fest/Book Fair

State and Federal Social Service Cuts Are a Death Sentence To Urban and Poor Constituent Communities

Marksallen on 02.18.11 at 12:17 AM | no comments |

Marksallen

One of the first community organizers to work with Barack Obama in Chicago for over 20 years. Now Associate Editor of The South Street Journal Newspaper and 37 year activist/journalist, recently selected as 2010 Who's Who In Black Chicago. 773-392-0165

Follow on:

Share

• 
  Facebook (1)
• 
  Retweet (0)
• 
  Digg (0)
• 
  Stumble

Friday, February 18, 2011

In all of Chicago media, mostly all major political reporting concluding with The ABC7 Chicago final major TV debate of The Chicago Mayoral election, there have been a consistent pattern of avoiding of questioning and sharing of facts that have avoided the kind of symbolism that could stimulate a historic voter turnout during this month of February, Black History Month. The only exception of this I have found are WGN-TV and The Chicago Defender that have specifically made focus on the fact of Bl

Ujima People's Progress Party

Baltimore, MD 21207

www.UPPMaryland.org

Solidarity statement presented by Obasi Camera, Outreach Coordinator of the Ujima People's Progress Party organizing committee, to the founding convention of the New York Freedom Party on February 12, 2010 in Brooklyn, New York. The New York Freedom Party is the first independent African-led electoral party to be formed in the State of New York.

Brothers, Sisters and Comrades in the Struggle for Social Justice and Human