Please come to a happy hour on Thursday, April 10th to meet and greet media makers, academics, activists and others that are fighting for media reform, media justice, community and independent media! Where: Triumph Brewing Company, 117 Chestnut St. Go to the "Platform Area" on the first floor towards the back of the bar. When: Thursday, April 10 5pm to 8pm Who: Anyone who cares about media reform, media justice, community & indie media. Please invite your friends and colleagues.

African Americans from all walks of life—ranging from doctorate degree owners, academia professionals, ministers, politicians, or corporate executives, to ill-educated people—share a commonality when it comes to the n-word: They are mesmerized by its hypnotic influence.

Free the MOVE 9! Ramona Africa, MOVE Bombing Survivor to Appear on “Solidarity Not Charity” Sunday, March 23rd at 4pm EST. The sole adult survivor of the May 13th, 1985 Philadelphia police and US government bombing attack on the MOVE house, Ramona Africa, will appear on the UhuruRadio.com program “Solidarity, Not Charity” this Sunday, March 23rd at 4pm EST.

Marianne Williamson, Medea Benjamin, Judith LeBlanc speak at the World Peace Forum.

That Tuesday, there was no fresh international news. My modest message to the people of Monday, February 18 had no problem being widely circulated. I began to receive news from 11:00 a.m. The previous night I slept like never before. My conscience was at rest and I had promised myself a vacation. The days of tension, with the proximity of February 24, left me exhausted

Cuban President Fidel Castro announced he will not aspires to nor accepts the positions of President of the State Council and Commander in Chief at the Parliament session scheduled for February 24th.