Reality in a Foundation Sound
Women carrying a sign reading 'Gbagbo Leave. Enough is Enough' cheer as they arrive to join an unauthorized protest calling for Laurent Gbagbo to step down, in the Treichville neighborhood of Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Monday, Feb. 28, 2011.(AP / Rebecca Blackwell)
This photo was taken right before the women in Ivory Coast were savagely mowed down by machine guns mounted on tanks; directed by former president Laurent Gbagbo.
This picture made us
In last weeks’ edition of the Earlham Word, my dear friend Vania Frederico wrote an article in response to my earlier article on how Pan Africanism should be the emphasis of Black History. Vania disagreed with my vision of Pan Africanism and how it could be used as a uniting force for the African Diaspora. Vania stated her belief that, “…The discourse on a common history of oppression and the umbilical tie to the motherland is not as compelling in the contemporary age” thusly what she proposed
I am a revolutionary
Before man black
Muslim
Husband
Lover
Father
I am a revolutionary I am a Revolutionary
revolution or death
Whatever comes first
Don’t matter
Test me
Kill me and I shall return
Like Garvey
In the Whirlwind
haunt you
Curse you
Spit in your face
For your decadence
putrid life style
Of nothingness and dread
a stunted man woman child
Too pitiful to stand erect
Homo erectus
You rather slither snake like
Before Pharaoh and his magicians
Not me
Take me to your dungeons
Where humanity lives
THE NATIONAL QUESTION IN SUDAN SEEN FROM PAN-AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE, AS A JUSTIFICATION FOR A UNITED NEW SUDAN
We write as war rages in Darfur and in the shadow of the Southern Sudan Referendum and the impending split of The Sudan, as we knew it. This erstwhile largest country in Africa, now has only months left of life, after which it’s land mass will be juridically sundered, part of it becoming the new nation-state of Southern Sudan. In principle, no one welcomes the further Balkanisation of o
Navigating the Perilous Mental Landscape
We must be aware of the times and what must be done. A blind man named Ray Charles told us "the world is in an uproar, the danger zone is everywhere...." And so it is, ancestor Ray, there is turbulence in the land and in man, woman and children. As the earth enters another 25,000 year cycle of history with the coming New Age of high spiritual consciousness, there are many who remain deaf, dumb an
CONGRES AFRICAIN POUR LA DEFENSE DE LA DEMOCRATIE ET LA SOUVERAINETE (CADDS)
AFRICAN CONGRESS FOR THE DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACY AND SOVEREIGNTY
STATEMENT ON THE SITUATION IN COTE D’IVOIRE
Economic and Financial Sanctions on Côte d’Ivoire
February 2011
Between January 24 and February 14, 2011, the crisis in Côte d’Ivoire took a new dimension with the imposition of economic and financial sanctions against the regime of President Laurent Gbagbo. These sanctions, sought by Mr Alassane Ouattara and accompan
In a state where robo-signing, fraudulent foreclosures and fake document processing centers go unchecked legislatively, homeowners have turned to the courts. Many of Justice@Home families have active cases in Georgia and Federal Courts. Many others are |
By Gloria Dulan-Wilson
By Caul Grant
We have finally been given a date for our unprecedented challenge of the Judiciary's Jurisdiction to sit in judgment of anyone whilst being guilty of violating the rule of law and engaging in criminal acts such as false imprisonments, perverting the due course of justice, obstructing justice and much more. We will be heard at The Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, 8th and 9th March 2011 at 10:30am
The Judiciary will be presented with documented evidence which will preclude
Last week, in Pretoria, South Africa, the current and past administrative capital of the country, there was a meeting sponsored by the South African government based on its 2006 mandate from the African Union to hold several conferences in and about the African Diaspora in order to identify what makes the Diaspora tick. This was all related to the AU's 2003 invitation to the African Diaspora to come and join that organization to assist in unifying the Afric
Last week, in Pretoria, South Africa, the current and past administrative capital of the country, there was a meeting sponsored by the South African government based on its 2006 mandate from the African Union to hold several conferences in and about the African Diaspora in order to identify what makes the Diaspora tick. This was all related to the AU's 2003 invitation to the African Diaspora to come and join that organization to assist in unifying the Afric
Vantage Point
Articles and Essays by Dr. Ron Daniel
Dedicated to the Memory of Malcolm
The “Declining Significance” of Black History
In the middle of this year’s Black History Month I was momentarily overcome by a weird feeling. There was a kind of ho hum, mundane, routine, business as usual atmosphere about this year’s commemoration with little passion or intensity. Maybe it was just me, but I had a sense that Black History Month was/is straying from Carter G. Woodson’s original mission of uti
India is one of the most popular destinations for so many people who love picturesque valleys, historical monuments, majestic palaces, spirituality, mysticism, diversity and exotic locations. It has so many things to offer to the discerning visitor. India is a huge country and exploring the entire country seems to be an impossible task in one single trip. One cannot even cover one state in a single trip. It might take months to explore this beautiful country. Each state is unique and it has its
March 3, 2011
Raynard Jackson
In agriculture, if the root of the plant goes bad, so goes the rest of the plant. Above the ground, the plant may be very beautiful, but internally it is dying.
This reminds me of “The Root” online magazine (www.theroot.com). According to their website: “The Root is a daily online magazine that provides thought-provoking commentary on today's news from a variety of black perspectives.” They are owned and published by the Washington Post Newsweek Interactive.
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