Panther 21 hero Afeni Shakur, presente! By Lamont Lilly May 11, 2016 Afeni Shakur died at the age of 69 on May 2. On April 2, 1969, 21 members of the Harlem Chapter [...]
Yale’s racist roots and reparations May 8, 2016 The brutal murder of nine African Americans at the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in [...]
A revolutionary’s tribute to Prince By Larry Hales May 2, 2016 On the morning of April 21, the musician Prince, born Prince Rogers Nelson on June 7, 1958, was [...]
N.C. rural community fights killing of Black youth by racist state trooper By Dante Strobino May 3, 2016 Kinston, N.C. — The murders of Black youth at the hands of police, state troopers and [...]
NYC: May 7: ‘What Happened Miss [Nina] Simone?’ film & discussion Come join in a viewing & discussion of the authorized documentary – What Happened, Miss Simone? film directed by Liz [...]
Youth protest defies cops, rejects KKK By Dianne Mathiowetz April 27, 2016 Stone Mountain, Ga., April 23 — Today, hundreds of anti-racist youth and others met [...]
The racist criminalization of African Americans By Abayomi Azikiwe April 13, 2016 When former President Bill Clinton spoke on April 7 in Philadelphia, protesters [...]
Lowndes County, Alabama: “The Original Black Panther Party” By Minnie Bruce Pratt March 30, 2016 White Hall, Ala. — In rural Lowndes County, Ala., on March 5, a dozen people [...]
Michigan struggles expose failure of ruling-class policies By Abayomi Azikiwe March 28, 2016 Members of the Moratorium NOW! Coalition to Stop Foreclosures, Evictions, and Utility [...]
Fighting gentrification in New York City Imani Henry The following is adapted from an interview with Imani Henry, of Equality for Flatbush, on the struggle against [...]
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