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Africans in America Part 1A - The Terrible Transformation (1450-1750)



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Nov. 3, 2012 March on Washington BREAK THE SILENCE

Every year in early November

The Uhuru Solidarity Movement and
The Black Is Back Coalition organizes a

March on Washington D.C. 

It seems as though this year is no exception. 
 This year's theme

"Break The Silence"
The Unreported Wars and Attacks on Africans Worldwide.

 March and a Rally on  November 3rd and 
a Conference on November 4th.

A previous Rally in D.C.

South African Economic Equality?

This short video gives an impression of South Africa that had not been known in the past. Since I've never been to South Africa, it's difficult for me to say just how true a picture it paints.  I can only imagine the part that was left out. Where we see this black couple struggling to get a good education in the hopes that they might get a better menial job. This, contrasted with this relatively uneducated white family, who didn't need to worry too much about education because they were garranteed to be better off than any black people, by virtue of the fact that they were white. For these people things had to change. While some black South Africans must have benefited from the regime change. I can't see that the richest white people and the poorest black people have actually experienced any substancial changes in their circumstances thus far. How long do you think it will take until the economy of South Africa will level out and all the people will become the benefactors of it's natural wealth?

R.I.P Russell Means (1939 -2012)

Russell Means, departed October 22, 2012



 Russell Means Was Interviewed by BBC Persia Earlier This Year.

BBC Persian's Amir Payam interviewed Russell Means, American Indian Leader in January 23, 2012 at his ranch in Porcupine, Pine Ridge reservation, SD

 I want to dedicate this song written by Willie Dunn ( an old buddy of mine) to Russell Means.