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For the first time since the 1960s, the liberation movement of black people in the U.S. is winning public recognition from international leaders. Representatives of the governments of Venezuela and Nicaragua, a leader of the Mexican/Indigenous rights movement, and African leaders from Colombia, the Caribbean, Congo and West Africa will come together at the 5th Congress of the African People’s Socialist Party – USA (APSP-USA), July 10-14 in Washington, D.C.
As the United States government broadens its military presence in Haiti and foreign non-governmental organizations increase their control over government and social service operations on the island, concerned African people are convening in Washington D.C. to organize a coordinated African response to this and other crises faced by Africans in Haiti and around the world.
As the United States government broadens its military presence in Haiti and foreign non-governmental organizations increase their control over government and social service operations on the island, concerned African people are convening in Washington D.C. to organize a coordinated African response to this and other crises faced by Africans in Haiti and around the world.
From July 10–14, community activists from throughout the U.S. and the world will converge for the 5th Congress of the African People’s Socialist Party, an organization with philosophical roots in the teachings of Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X.
Below is the final draft of the Constitution of The African People's Socialist Party (APSP), to be adopted at our 5th Congress, scheduled from July 10 thru 14 this year. This is the document, through many months of grueling work, that is being put forth by the duly appointed Constitutional Commission of the APSP-USA. It has been again revised since our worldwide online study held June 27 on UhuruNews.com to reflect input and discussion from that study.
As criticisms of President Obama’s war and economic policies mount, the group that first questioned his intentions regarding the concerns of the black community is holding a national Congress to define a black agenda to serve the interests of black people.
As criticisms of President Obama’s war and economic policies mount, the group that first questioned his intentions regarding the concerns of the black community is holding a national Congress to define a black agenda to serve the interests of black people.
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Sierra Leone journalist, Mr. Chernoh Alpha M. Bah has assumed the presidency of the West Africa Media Forum (WAMF), a regional journalist advocacy network established to promote regional economic integration, human rights and democratic practice in the region.
http://uhurunews.com/story?resource_name=socialist-leader-becomes-west-africa-media-chief
20 February 2010
Sierra Leone journalist, Mr. Chernoh Alpha M. Bah has assumed the presidency of the West Africa Media Forum (WAMF), a regional journalist advocacy network established to promote regional economic integration, human rights and democratic practice in the region.
From West Africa to West Philly!
Fundraiser for the Uhuru Movement's work in Africa
begins: Jan 8, 7:30 pm
ends: Jan 8, 9:30 pm
location: Uhuru Solidarity Center, 3733 Lancaster Ave, W. Philly (#10 Trolley)
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When: Jan 8, 2010 7:30pm
Where: Uhuru Solidarity Center, 3733 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, PA
Contact: InPDUM, philly@inpdum.org, 215-713-8751 / APSC, philly@uhurusolidarity.org, 215-387-0919
