- Feb 28, 2007
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The African People's Socialist Party presents:
African Liberation Day 2008
The Ballot or the Bulltet Revisted: Is Barack Obama Black Power?
Watch the video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRc18PpkhU0
Come to the event!
Sunday, May 25th, 9-5pm
Thurgood Marshall Center
1816 12th St. North West
Washington, DC
Listen to LIVE coverage
on UhuruRadio dot com or through your telephone at (515) 489-1670 in the U.S. or 0870 068 4407 in the UK.
Symposium Guest Speakers Include:
With less than half of African youth graduating from high school and one in nine African men of child bearing age in prison in America, African Liberation Day organizers are comparing today’s prison labor economy to the post-slavery convict leasing program where special laws were created to force Africans back into forced labor. They seek to expose the intentional steering of well-qualified African homebuyers into sub-prime loans, resulting in a devastating loss of wealth in African communities. Some say that a review of Obama’s backers, advisors and policies reveal an agenda that will deepen the oppression and suffering of African people on both sides of the Atlantic.
For more info:
www.********.org
301-695-2930
African Liberation Day 2008
The Ballot or the Bulltet Revisted: Is Barack Obama Black Power?
Watch the video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRc18PpkhU0
Come to the event!
Sunday, May 25th, 9-5pm
Thurgood Marshall Center
1816 12th St. North West
Washington, DC
Listen to LIVE coverage
on UhuruRadio dot com or through your telephone at (515) 489-1670 in the U.S. or 0870 068 4407 in the UK.
Symposium Guest Speakers Include:
- Omali Ye****ela, Chairman of the African People's Socialist Party
- Glen Ford, The Black Agenda Report
- Chokwe Lumumba, New Afrikan People's Organization
- Ajamu Sankofa, National Conference of Black Lawyers
- Dr. Aisha Fields, Director of the All African People's Development and Empowerment Project
- Ivory Sobukwe-SoDaye, President of the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement
With less than half of African youth graduating from high school and one in nine African men of child bearing age in prison in America, African Liberation Day organizers are comparing today’s prison labor economy to the post-slavery convict leasing program where special laws were created to force Africans back into forced labor. They seek to expose the intentional steering of well-qualified African homebuyers into sub-prime loans, resulting in a devastating loss of wealth in African communities. Some say that a review of Obama’s backers, advisors and policies reveal an agenda that will deepen the oppression and suffering of African people on both sides of the Atlantic.
For more info:
www.********.org
301-695-2930