The weight of ‘change’?: AFRICOM and the US presidential election (Pambazuka News)
Obama's and McCain's Africa Policies: In the Campaigns' and Candidates' Own Words (Zeleza Post)
Africa: U.S.A./Africa - New Policy Prospects? (AfricaFocus)
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Life and Debt:
Globalization and Jamaica
yo its been a while since i posted so i feel like i owe yall people out there something good....this mix is something i put together for friends, and alls ive heard back is like 'yo that mix is bangin!' so, hereyago....
you up on this 2.0 . . .so i was thinking about how we might help the internet to organize itself better, or more specifically to enhance the ways in which consciousness raising information/experiences can reach people more and in concert with each other. . .resonate...vibrate...so this is some stuff ive 'channeled' to yall from some other sites (of which most you can find at links on the side of this page)...
[oh an click up on the liberator bar sometime to see whats crackin ova there - if you dont 10 times a day already...]
The Ravaging of Africa Pt. IV: AFRICAN RESISTANCE
Written by Asad Ismi and produced by Kristin Schwatrz
The Ravaging of Africa is a four part audio documentary series about the destructive impact of US imperialism on the continent.
Angela Davis was recently at the University of Illinois for the 2nd time this month for the 2008 Women Of Color Conference.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU DR DAVIS for inspiring us all and droppin' the truth.
some organizations she mentioned:
CRITICAL RESISTANCE
INCITE! WOMEN OF COLOR AGAINST VIOLENCE
tha conexshuns
The Ravaging of Africa, Part 2:
ECONOMIC WAR
Written by Asad Ismi and produced by Kristin Schwatrz
The Ravaging of Africa is a four part audio documentary series about the destructive impact of US imperialism on the continent.
Eleni Gabre-Madhin on the possibility of ECEX (Ethiopian Commodities Exchange)
The Ravaging of Africa, Part 3:
CORPORATE PLUNDER
Written by Asad Ismi and produced by Kristin Schwatrz
The Ravaging of Africa is a four part audio documentary series about the destructive impact of US imperialism on the continent.
Euvin Naidoo on investing in Africa
readers - just to give you an idea of some of things you might find by checking out the links on the right side of this blog. everything you see here can be found by exploring there...i wonder what else is out there??
blog ya bantukelani
(blog oyo ezali na francais, angele, mpe lingala)
Ce blog est destiné aux personnes noires Afrikaines de n'importe quelle partie du monde. Il a pour but d'informer et de vulgariser la vérité historique dans le respect des instructions laissées par les Grands Héros qui jalonnent l'histoire des peuples Afrikains. Je vous offre des informations qui peuvent nous rendre service en ces heures critiques où les Afrikains souffrent. Je suis une adepte de la Tradition Kongo (BUKONGO) et de la spiritualité Afrikaine. Je ne me trompe pas quand je dis que notre libération est d'ordre spirituel car c'est l'ésprit qui libère le corps, celle qui ouvre la voie de la libération véritable et au futur préstigieux prophétique du continent Afrikain. Si vous ne connaissez pas l'idéologie Afrocentriste et Panafrikaniste lisez d'abord la section HOTEP KIMIA YENGE et procurez vous les livres que je conseille et vous saurez tous. Bonne visite et que nos Ancêtres forts et exemplaires vous guident.
Virtual Museum of Political Art: Paintings from the Congo
Cheri Cherin (Kinshasa)
"L'Esclavagisme (Slavery)", oil on canvas, 152 x 250 cm, 2006.
Rumba Lingala as Colonial Resistence
by Jesse Samba Wheeler
published in Image & Narrative (2005)
note: This article is dope and it even includes samples of music and images. Image & Narrative is a pretty slick online journal too in both content and layout, and I would highly recommend checking out at least issues 10 & 11 . Some of the other articles include:
Documenting the American South (DocSouth), a digital publishing initiative sponsored by the University Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, provides access to digitized primary materials that offer Southern perspectives on American history and culture. It supplies teachers, students, and researchers at every educational level with a wide array of titles they can use for reference, studying, teaching, and research.
The texts, images, and other materials come primarily from the premier Southern collections in the libraries at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. These original Southern materials can be found in several library locations, including the Southern Historical Collection, one of the largest collections of Southern manuscripts in the country; the North Carolina Collection, the most complete printed documentation of a single state anywhere; the Rare Book Collection, which holds an extensive Southern pamphlet collection; and Davis Library, which offers rich holdings of printed materials on the Southeast.
note: this is an amazing resource - and it is free.
breath of life | a conversation about black music
alls i go to say about this one is that brother listens to great music, and always brings the truth when choosing albums to feature and what he be sayin about the music too.
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