Ugandan Dictator Museveni is the “House Negro” Malcolm X Spoke About
Photo: YouTube On 10 November 1963, Malcolm X talked about the parable of the “house and field Negro" at King Solomon Baptist Church, Detroit. He said, “You have…
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Photo: YouTube On 10 November 1963, Malcolm X talked about the parable of the “house and field Negro" at King Solomon Baptist Church, Detroit. He said, “You have…
Photo: Surveillance Image FBI Atlanta is offering a reward and seeking information about a group of 10 people captured on video vandalizing the outside of the Ebenezer Baptist…
Photo: YouTube Bladimir Moreno, 55, was sentenced for leading a federal racketeering and forced labor conspiracy that victimized Mexican H-2A agricultural workers in the United States between 2015…
Photo: YouTube The following statement was delivered by incoming Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Chairman Prime Minister Philip Davis of the Bahamas. This speech was delivered Monday. A Happy New…
Photo: YouTube Congress just passed legislation that corrects critical weaknesses in our democracy — and it’s thanks to you that we reached this milestone. Earlier this month, we…
Photo: YouTube These days, almost every prime residential area in Kampala has been converted into a commercial enclave. The most popular and populous business establishments in such suburban…
Photo: NYSNA nurses New York, NY—The New York State Nurses Association congratulates the nearly 4,000 NYSNA nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital who reached a tentative agreement on a fair…
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Photo: YouTube Pele! Pele! Pele! Pele! That chant, that cheer for the greatest soccer player ever, has been playing in my mind since Pele died on December 29,…
Photo: Facebook A press conference concerning Carl Dorsey, who was killed by a Newark police detective, will be held New Year’s Day, Sunday, January 1, 2023, 12:00 noon,…