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April 4, 2012
The Oakland International Film Festival is Friday-Sunday, April 6-8, at the Oakland Museum of California, 10th and Oak Street, Oakland. Visit http://www.oiff.org/2012schedule.pdf. This year’s headliner is one of the most controversial independent films ever made, “The Spook Who Sat by the Door.” Watch it again here.
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Black History Month
February 19, 2011
Black History Month is not just about Afrikans in Amerikkka. It’s about Afrikans on an international level. So therefore, Black History Month extends to every month and day of the year.
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SF 8 victory dance: Prosecution admits evidence is insufficient
July 7, 2009
What was amazing about the hearing Monday was the prosecution’s admission that it didn’t have enough evidence to convict these men. As attorney Daro Inouye said of Jalil Muntaqim, who pled no contest to the prosecution’s charge of conspiracy, his client picked up a loaded grenade to save his brothers, his friends, his fellow defendants, and he didn’t plead guilty. That language did not pass his lips.
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Kill and be killed: Police murders in Oakland
March 26, 2009
Police are virtually an occupying military force in Black urban centers. Their presence will neither eliminate the plague of rampant crime nor address the underlying disease of extreme impoverishment.
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Tags: African National Congress (ANC) • Aisha Guillory • Black community control • Black Panther Lil Bobby Hutton • Black Panther Party • Black Panther Party for Self-Defense original10-point program • Carl Finamore • despair spawns violence • economic neglect • Eldridge Cleaver • extreme impoverishment • Hunters Point • John Burris • Lovelle Mixon • Mack "Jody" Woodfox • Marlon Brando • motorcycle cops • Oakland Police Chief Wayne Tucker • Oakland Police Department • occupying military force • Officer Hector Jimenez • oppressed communities • police corruption and brutality • police violence • racist police oppression and brutality • Riders • search and destroy missions • self-policing by African-American communities • siege mentality of police • unemployment rate
Filed Under: SF Bay Area
Tags: African National Congress (ANC) • Aisha Guillory • Black community control • Black Panther Lil Bobby Hutton • Black Panther Party • Black Panther Party for Self-Defense original10-point program • Carl Finamore • despair spawns violence • economic neglect • Eldridge Cleaver • extreme impoverishment • Hunters Point • John Burris • Lovelle Mixon • Mack "Jody" Woodfox • Marlon Brando • motorcycle cops • Oakland Police Chief Wayne Tucker • Oakland Police Department • occupying military force • Officer Hector Jimenez • oppressed communities • police corruption and brutality • police violence • racist police oppression and brutality • Riders • search and destroy missions • self-policing by African-American communities • siege mentality of police • unemployment rate
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