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  • The St. Louis Prosecutor Went After the Establishment. Now the Tables Are Turned.
    by AYAN
    The St. Louis Prosecutor Went After the Establishment. Now the Tables Are Turned. - The New York Times
    https://www.nytimes.com
    Kimberly Gardner was one of a wave of prosecutors who promised to change the system. For them, winning election was the easy part.
    06-16-2019, 09:02 AM
  • The Rules of Engagement: The code of White supremacy
    by Tariq

    Strategies Your Enemy will Use as Means to Divide and Destroy


    If you have not noticed by now, Black people are at war! Black men and boys are dying. Black women and girls are destroying themselves mentally and physically. If you are a Black African, whether you are from America, South America, in the Caribbean, in the southern part of Asia, or the African continent, you are targeted as the enemy of white supremacy. You must become aware that we are at war. Understand military
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    04-15-2019, 07:55 PM
  • South Africa: Post Apartheid Truth
    by Tariq
    The job of oppression is never complete until the oppressed become the oppressors.–Paulo Freire.
    South Africa: Post Apartheid Truth - African Holocaust Society
    https://africanholocaust.net
    When you think about South Africa two issues define its political, economic and cultural landscape; race and wealth disparity. Almost everything else is an outcrop of those two forces. If South Africa is one of the most beautiful and richest countries in Africa it is a beauty and wealth experienced by a minority of the people within its borders. If South Africa has fast internet, beautiful roads, nice game parks, low house prices, luxury malls, all of this is most experience by a minority. The prosperity of South Africa is vulgarly disproportionately divided. Without knowing much about South Africa what do you think when you hear South Africa? Especially in terms of its greatest challenges? I mean there is the legacy of apartheid and the wealth divide between White settlers and the native people. South Africa has made itself the poster child of xenophobia. There is massive crime problem, there is a serious crisis of morals, there are fatherless homes, rampant social issues, there is a massive educational problem, there is electricity issues. Where in the world does "securing our border" factor into all of this?
    04-08-2019, 01:34 PM
  • Boycott Mentality
    by Tariq

    Hide nothing from the masses of our people. Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories –Cabral

    Boycotting is a form of dissent which is visible and immediate. It appears to bring instant results for those without power. But does boycotting work? Is it the only means of dissent for African people? Is marching and singing in 2019 the most progressive form of being heard? Where is our economic muscle when all
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    03-07-2019, 09:12 PM
  • OPINION: The unsettling meanings of coloured identity and why it should be challenged
    by AYAN

    Family I ran across this post and I just like to share this with you if have the time give me your comment on this blog.

    I was born with the sand of the Namib Desert between my toes and grew up in Upington, where the mighty Orange River flows a stone's throw away from the town centre.

    I remember as a teenager how excited my cousins and I would get when our neighbours across the street had family visiting. The reason for our enthusiasm would often be because the visitors
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    02-22-2019, 10:03 AM
  • Did You Know that “Negro History Week”was the Root of “Black History Month”?
    by The Wiser


    The month of February is considered “Black History Month” across the United States. But it had a much earlier predecessor called “Negro History Week”. This recognition was the brainchild of an African-American historian, Dr. Carter G. Woodson. He is considered by many to be the “Father of Black History.”

    Carter Godwin Woodson was born on December 19, 1875 in New Canton, VA. He was the fourth of seven children.

    As a young child growing up, he worked as a sharecropper...
    02-06-2019, 10:49 AM
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