Golden triangle tour comprises a visit to the three main cities of north India; Delhi, Jaipur and  Agra. It is a complete luxury tour and is a reflection of what India holds for its tourists.

Golden Triangle Tours present a grand feast to all its visitors. The golden triangle tour package is a six day package that starts from Delhi, covers Agra, then Jaipur and finally ends the circuit at Delhi.

Delhi is a city where the past and the present live together in peace. The city is full of rich monumen

Manifesto of the First Poet's Church of the Latter Day Egyptian Revisionists

Homage to thee, O Ra, at thy tremendous rising!
Thou risest! Thou shinest! the heavens are rolled aside!
Thou art the King of Gods, thou art the All-comprising,
From thee we come, in thee are deified.

Thy priests go forth at dawn; they wash their hearts with laughter;
Divine winds move in music across thy golden strings.
At Sunset they

NATO and No-Fly-Zone ~

I can’t believe it. The Arab Union is asking NATO to impose a no-fly-zone to prevent Kadaffi from putting down  the armed rebellion against him. Where was such a request to impose a no-fly-zone on Israel when it was bombing innocent people in schools and hospitals in Gaza? How about a no-fly-zone over Afghanistan and Pakistan to prevent drones from killing innocent civilians?

Besides, what is NATO and what authority do they have? NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisati

THE EVIDENCE

"WHY IS THE D.R. CONGO GENOCIDE BEING IGNORED"

A MAJOR PRESENTATION BY PROF. YAA-LENGI AT THE BRECHT FORUM IN MANHATTAN, NEW YORK CITY (U.S.A) ON MARCH 3RD, 2011...

FOR QUESTIONS OR REQUESTS, PLEASE CONTACT PROF. YAA-LENGI VIA EMAIL AT  congocoalition@hotmail.com
 

Please, click on the link below for the presentation: 
 
http://politube.org/show/3175

Friday, March 11, 2011

Mission and Script for Academy of da Corner

The Academy of da Corner is a multi-purpose project, embracing literacy, literature, mental health, including grief and trauma counseling; a micro loan bank, and essentially a free speech and sacred space zone. We are all student/teachers. Anyone of us can be simultaneously teacher and student.

Usually we are the teacher, but most often we simply listen, letting people vent who otherwise have no one to talk with. We are their ears,

Friday, March 11, 2011

National Prisoner Book Day

Malcolm X (El Hajj Malik El Shabazz)


























George Jackson,
Soledad Brother

Eldridge Cleaver,
author Soul on Ice

National Prisoner Book Day

Bay Area Black Authors and the Post Newspaper Group are calling for a National Prisoner Book Day to bring awareness to the 2.4 million incarcerated men and women in American prisons, the largest prison system in the world. BABA organizer Marvin X and PNG publisher Paul Cobb say the National Prisoner

Bay Area Black Authors to Visit Juvenile Hall

                When I taught in Georgia, several years ago, I was repeatedly impressed by its many folk sayings.  Phrases like “butter my biscuits”, “cuter than a speckled dog in a red wagon”, “rode hard and put up wet”  and “above your raisin” peppered the conversations in bars and barbershops, town hall meetings and corner store gatherings.  Among all of the sayings that I recollect –few had the staying power of “It’s a poor dog that won’t wag its own tail.”  I must admit, upon first hearing

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Male Rape in the Hood

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BadGalsRadio.com

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

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

Monday, March 7, 2011

Navigating the perilous Mental Landscape

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