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Daily Archives: August 15, 2019
Hit me, Bruh! Thoughts on ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’
“Do you love it? You don’t get to hate San Francisco unless you love it.”
People’s Power stops a modern-day lynching
A massive phone protest by people from around the world and calls for direct protests forced the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections to back down from carrying out the state’s latest attempt to kill MOVE 9 member Delbert Orr Africa.
Black August Resolution
Since Aug. 20, 1619, with the arrival of the first documented slaves planting their feet on the soil of American land, Black resistance has been an important aspect of what it means to survive while Black in America.
A modest proposal for the abolition of slavery in America in the 21st century
We declare all elections not based upon full universal suffrage to be invalid and powers not derived from the consent of the governed to be usurpations.
We still ain’t free!
I want all of you to understand that as soon as a prisoner is released from prison or jail, she or he is expected to find a job and pay taxes. So, with this in mind, why in the hell can’t all states restore our right to vote?
Black contractors call Oakland’s proposed Project Labor Agreement ‘modern day slavery’
Fifty years ago, when Ray Dones set up the National Association of Minority Contractors, there were 350 Black construction firms in Oakland; today, there are fewer than 100. Black contractors are on a path to extinction.