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Isn't amazing How much Money WE claim WE don't have and How the Money that We don't have is making other people RICH and RICHER!!!!!
January 3
i am so glad this is posted on here...this needs to be seen by every afrikan descended child all over the world!!!!
December 30, 2009

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3/11 March 11 is my souls day... Kuziliwa na Faraha to me!
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Who Is Marcus Mosiah Garvey?
Born: August 17, 1887
St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica
Died: June 10, 1940
London, England
Jamaican activist and African nationalist

Marcus Garvey, a black man from the West Indies, was the first to forcefully speak about the concept of African nationalism—of black people returning to Africa, the continent of their forefathers, in order to build a great nation of their own. His writings and ideas would inspire many leaders of the civil rights movement during the second half of the twentieth century.

In 1916 Garvey went to the United States to raise funds to carry on the work of his Jamaican organizations. He was immediately caught up in the unrest of the times, and his voice thundered in the evenings on the streets of Harlem in New York City, New York. A New York branch of the UNIA was established, soon followed by branches in
Marcus Garvey.
Marcus Garvey.
other cities in the United States, in Central and South America, and in the Caribbean. The expansion of the UNIA was publicized by its official voice, Negro World, a newspaper published in English, Spanish, and French. Published in New York City from 1918 to 1933, the magazine was succeeded by the monthly Black Man, which ran through the 1930s, published after 1934 in London.

Negro World reached out to black communities all over the world. It even penetrated into the interior of Africa, even though the white rulers there had banned it. Garvey stressed the need for blacks to return to Africa for the building of a great nation, but he realized that until this was accomplished, Africans needed to make themselves economically independent wherever they lived. He encouraged black people to start their own businesses—to take the business of their ghettos into their own hands.

Together with the American clergyman Archbishop George A. McGuire (1866–1934), Garvey formed the African Orthodox Church. This was in accordance with one of his basic principles, for he believed that each race must see God through its own racial eyes. The Black Christ and the Black Madonna were officially announced at the UNIA convention of 1924.

Garvey's legacy

The Garvey movement was the greatest international movement of African peoples in modern times. At its peak, from 1922 to 1924, the movement counted more than eight million followers. The youngest members of the movement were taken in at five years of age and, as they grew older, they graduated to the sections for older children.

Garvey emphasized the belief in the One God, the God of Africa, who should be visualized through black eyes. He preached to black people to become familiar with their ancient history and their rich cultural heritage. He called for pride in the black race—for example, he made black dolls for black children. His was the first voice to clearly demand black power. It was he who said, "A race without authority and power is a race without respect."

In emphasizing the need to have separate black institutions under black leadership, Garvey anticipated the mood and thinking of the future black nationalists by nearly fifty years. He died, as he lived, an unbending leader of African nationalism. The symbols which he made famous, the black star of Africa and the red, black, and green flag of African liberation, continued to inspire younger generations of African
About Me:
i am a Garveyite and have been since 1968. i am a Pan Afrikanist. i am an Nkrumist - Tureist. i am Afrikan Centered and embrace an Afrikan Transcending Kosmogony.
Website:
http://khandipages.com

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Zanesville MLKJr Bridge Fraudulent Dedication event Protest

Audry Kensicki, and those who receive Replies...

The article listed below is totally incorrect. i will not recite all of the information that you should have either received or have access to as it is a part of the public record, that speaks about the 4 little girls who are responsible, along with the ITB organization that supported them, exercising their constitutional rights to petition for the bridge to be renamed. Where in your article do you include these young Afrikan women? Where is i
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Posted on June 21, 2009 at 4:25pm —

Shekem-t Mut Khandi Konte-Bey

CUBAN internet : Microsoft blocks Cuba from using Messenger

This article is reprinted from the Morning Star.


The Cuban government has slammed US corporation Microsoft for blocking its Messenger instant messaging service on the island and in other countries under US sanctions.

The technology giant recently said it was disabling the program’s availability in Cuba, Syria, Iran, Sudan and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to come into compliance with a US ban on the transfer of licensed software to embargoed countries.

In a Juventud Rebelde artic… Continue

Posted on June 19, 2009 at 11:50am —

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Keep your Damn Apology and shuve it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

US Senate votes formal apology for slavery
by Olivier Knox
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The US Senate approved a fiercely worded resolution Thursday formally apologizing for the "fundamental injustice, cruelty, brutality, and inhumanity of slavery" of African-Americans.
The unanimous voice vote came five months after Barack Obama became the first black US president, and ahead of the June 19 "Juneteenth" celebration of the emancipation of African-Americans at the end of the US Civil War in 1865.
House of R… Continue

Posted on June 18, 2009 at 8:47pm —

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WRITE APRIL GRIFFIN


Rev. Khandi Konte-Bey P. O. Box 6965
Olentangy/Wa +!@#$ aw
columbus, Ohio
43205

April Griffin
Pod 4-B
Milwaukee County Jail
949 North 9th Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233 June 18, 44ADM (09)

Revolutionary Regards Daughter-sista April,

Revolutionary regards. i (intentional lowercase) trust that th… Continue

Posted on June 18, 2009 at 9:01am — 3 Comments

Shekem-t Mut Khandi Konte-Bey

Africa's longest ruling leader, Gabon President Omar Bongo, officially died on Monday after ruling his country for 41 years.


Source:Concerned Migrants Group(C-M-G)Worldwide. Email:concerned.migrants@gmail.com

Africa's longest ruling leader, Gabon President Omar Bongo, officially died on Monday after ruling his country for 41 years. The sunset has again signaled the end of one of Africa's rapacious leaders, r… Continue

Posted on June 13, 2009 at 3:59pm — 7 Comments

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At 2:44am on January 12, 2010, Black Ice Supreme said…
I.S.L.A.M sista
At 1:17am on December 30, 2009, Metru Ma'at Hotep said…
bless and greetings my dear sistra
At 4:17pm on June 24, 2009, Iyapo Ngina-Bandele said…
thanks!
At 9:27pm on June 23, 2009, Cliff said…
Thank You Queen for informing me about Sister April, I know that your fight will not allow our enemies to kill her and falsely claim that she committed suicide. Please continue to expose the enemy's plan on this case. We need you.

Peace
At 1:26pm on June 23, 2009, Black Onyx said…
Asante sana for the Earthday well wishes. Sorry I missed the call!
At 1:05pm on June 16, 2009, Marcus Garvey said…
Peace to you my sista! I looked at your bio in the group you have and I am impressed and amazed. You have contributed so much for our people. My parents made sure me and my baby sista learned as much as we could learn about our culture and history and all. I am thankful for people like you and my parents who keep up the struggle even when times are rough. Thank you for sharing your story. NF.
At 8:00am on June 10, 2009, Iyapo Ngina-Bandele said…
Thanks for the comment brotha. I'm interested in knowing where i can purchase the list of pow's you were talking about? AJamu and I have recently left our organization and are looking to start a mass organization specifically dealing with the issue of political prisoners and pow's. Hit me up on my email iyapo4uhuru@yahoo.com
At 2:28pm on May 19, 2009, Malcolm X said…
At 6:45am on May 13, 2009, Pan African said…
Greeings Sis.
Thank you for the kind words and comments. It is interesting that you have not made distance an issue and equally I wish to take a leaf from your book and seek permission to include you amongst my friends

Ahmed
Secretary
Campaign for Truth & Justice (UK)
http://www.ctjnet.co.uk
At 11:01am on April 23, 2009, Negus Dawit said…
Thanke For showin some love sista. Ill bulid with you soon.
Hotep!

 
 

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