African People's Solidarity Day
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African People's Solidarity Committee | 10.10.2009
Stop U.S. Colonial Wars At Home & Abroad!
When: Oct 25, 2009 1:00pm
Where: 1st Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
Contact: Uhuru Solidarity Movement, philly@uhurusolidarity.org, 215-387-0919
African People's Solidarity Day - Philadelphia
Stop U.S. Colonial Wars At Home & Abroad!
When: Oct 25, 2009 1:00pm
Where: 1st Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
Contact: Uhuru Solidarity Movement, philly@uhurusolidarity.org, 215-387-0919
African People's Solidarity Day - Oct 15th in Philly!
Stop U.S. Colonial Wars at Home & Abroad! Stop police murder & brutality against African people!
Solidarity with the U.S. African community and oppressed peoples around the world!
African People’s Solidarity day
Benefit • Speakers • Workshops • Dinner
$20-50 donation includes dinner
215-387-0919 • uhurusolidarity.org
SUN • OCT 25 • 1-9pm
1st Unitarian Church
2125 Chestnut St. • Philadelphia
SPEAKERS
Keynote Speaker: Omali Yeshitela
Chairman of the African Socialist International
Chioma Oruh
Chair, North American Region of the African Socialist International
Penny Hess
Chair, African People’s Solidarity Committee
Diop Olugbala
Philadelphia leader, International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement
a call to the white community:
No solution to the economic crisis at the expense of African people!
- The U.S. attempts to solve the deep economic crisis through colonial wars from Afghanistan & Iraq to the streets of Philadelphia.
- Mayor Michael Nutter spends 1/3 of the people’s resources on a war budget funding the policy of police containment, prisons and courts, while spending nothing on economic development.
- This is a counterinsurgency war right here!
- We call on our community to stand with the program of the Uhuru Movement, demanding all rights of a free people for self-determination and liberation. We reject an economy and jobs based on the oppression of African people! REPARATIONS NOW!
Unity in Philly through economic & social justice for the African community!
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Submitted by jon peppers (no verificado) on Lun, 10/12/2009 - 4:48pmplease define "colonial wars" as related to Philadelphia. As ANYWHERE , if you commit a crime and are found guilty because of the overwhelming evidence, how is that an infringement on your community if those within your community are committing the crimes. Do the crime do the time...commit fewer crimes and the prison population will decrease. In my opinion, it has NOTHING to do with funding for a "occupational force" or prisons but LOGIC is if crime is reduced within the community MAINLY with PARENTAL support,then there will be NO NEED for increased Police protection or Prisons. As to "economic development" what do you mean...be EXACT ? Is it to create jobs where no viable conditions exist just to appease? Reparations...why? Please explain your LOGICAL reasons. Just my opinion.
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