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THE BLACK RADICAL TRADITION AND THE FIGHT TO END WHITE SUPREMACY AND CAPITALISM
SPEECH JANUARY 8,2016 AT OPENING PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLY OF THE RECLAIMING OUR FUTURE THE BLACK RADICAL TRADITION IN OUR TIME CONFERENCE Welcome to Philadelphia, Welcome to North Philadelphia, Welcome to Temple University. Welcome to the city, where as Professor Mark Taylor … Continue reading
King and Huey P Newton: a Common legacy of struggle
Like King , Huey P Newton, founder of the Black Panther Party, was a revolutionary genius, possessing extraordinary courage in the face of capitalist and racist brutality. He was an organic revolutionary, a thinker and leader of the downtrodden. He … Continue reading
Resistance Grows in Libya: It’s not Over Til It’s Over
Resistance to the white supremacist and neocolonial NATO led invasion of Libya continues. The pro Ghadafy forces have struck back today at an oil refinery, cutting off major oil revenues to the pro Western, pro white supremacist traitors who now … Continue reading
America is Essentially a Lie
America is essentially a lie. Beginning with the lie of white supremacy and that this racist system is somehow a liberal democracy, a web of lies have been strung together to justify war, economic hardship, poverty, hunger, the vicious oppression … Continue reading
A Peoples’ Movement Against Poverty and Unemployment Is the Answer
The crisis of the Obama Presidency at the end of the day is a crisis of governance. Mistake one, that has dogged Obama from the beginning is the fraud of bi-partisianism, the idea that he was a new politicians who … Continue reading
Martin Luther King Jr and Huey P Newton: Towards a Love Supreme
Huey P Newton’s memoir “Revolutionary Suicide” is the equal (and in some ways superior) to “The Autobiography of Malcolm X” and should be read and taught as such. Three themes are especially compelling in the book: the existence of God; … Continue reading
Martin Luther King Jr and Huey P Newton: Towards a Love Supreme
Huey P Newton’s memoir “Revolutionary Suicide” is the equal (and in some ways superior) to “The Autobiography of Malcolm X” and should be read and taught as such. Three themes are especially compelling in the book: the existence of God; … Continue reading
