Black Liberation

James Baldwin Documentary Has Relevance in the United States Today

November 4, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe Note: This article was written on February 21, 2017 Review: I Am Not Your Negro Filmmaker: Raoul Peck Narration: Samuel L. Jackson In the aftermath of World War II the African […]

omas Fernandez Robaina and Gisela Arandia with others in Detroit

Cubans visit Detroit to share information on the African presence

May 10, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe Detroit has been a center of interest and support of the Cuban Revolution for many decades where the majority-African-American population has engaged in various projects to enhance interactions between both geopolitical regions. […]

Pam Africa visits Detroit to headline public meeting on Mumia Abu-Jamal and the unjustly convicted

April 30, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe An historic conference entitled “Freedom for the Unjustly Incarcerated” was held on April 20 in the Midtown District of Detroit where MOVE organizer Pam Africa and the Rev. Edward Pinkney of Benton […]

Recent unrest reveals continuing revolutionary spirit in Haiti

March 28, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe During the month of February, hundreds of thousands of Haitians took to the streets to demonstrate in response to the horrific economic crisis sweeping the Caribbean nation. For 10 straight days, workplaces, […]

Karl Marx and the case for reparations

March 21, 2019 fwstaff

By Chris Fry “Yet, if God wills that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondsman’s 250 years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the […]

Jefferson exhibit generates racial controversy in Detroit

March 13, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikywe An historical exhibit designed to examine various aspects of the life and people of the Monticello plantation in Virginia during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, which was owned by Thomas […]

Five officers of the Women’s League, Newport, RI

Women’s Suffrage and African Emancipation During the 19th Century

February 25, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe Since the mid-19th century there has been a periodic interrelationship between the movements for African emancipation and women’s liberation. Of course, these convergences have not been without serious contradictions, particularly in light […]

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James Baldwin Documentary Has Relevance in the United States Today

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Recent unrest reveals continuing revolutionary spirit in Haiti

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Karl Marx and the case for reparations

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Jefferson exhibit generates racial controversy in Detroit

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Women’s Suffrage and African Emancipation During the 19th Century

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Anti-slavery campaigns in Britain and their impact on the formation of the United States

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400 years (1619-2019) after the beginning of African enslavement in the British colony of Virginia

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Laquan McDonald case highlights need for unity among the masses

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