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Undermining African Intellectual and Artistic Rights: Shakira, Zangalewa & the World Cup Anthem
by Dibussi Tande

My Name Is Ed. I'm a Racist by Ed Kinane
Alcoholics Anonymous knows that recovery requires acknowledging one's illness; denial cripples recovery.

India's Popular "Fairness Cream" a Sign of Deep Racism by Wil Robinson

Bridging The Divide to Rebuild Zimbabwe
Dambudzo Mapuranga

On the Tiger Woods "Affair" and the Myth of Exclusive Monogamous Morality (Part I)
by Corey Gilkes

South Africa on the road to indigenization
There can never be real peace and security until the millions of blacks who live in the South Western Towns (Soweto) and other poverty-stricken areas, are able to participate and benefit from their economy.

Kenya and UK in row over Mau Mau
A row between Kenya and Britain has erupted following the refusal by London to compensate Mau Mau freedom fighters.

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Black Revolutionaries
July 12, 2010 : Yasus Afari
Black Revolutionaries The history of human civilization provides impressive and overwhelming evidence that the essence and glory of the African People inspires, influenced and illuminated the ancient world centuries before other nations.

Rastafari People Remain African Liberators
July 09, 2010 : Ras Marcus
Rastafari People Remain African Liberators It is very important for Rastafari People and African people in general, to acknowledge the fact that when fruits are matured and ripe on the trees, they will no longer stay on the trees, but they will instead fall to the ground...

World Cup 2010:
Bend It Like Imperialism!

July 03, 2010 : Jared A. Ball
World Cup 2010: Bend It Like Imperialism! Today, June 16, marks the 34th anniversary of the South African Soweto uprising where thousands of African youth took to the streets and where hundreds would die at the hands of the South African police and military.

Walter Rodney:
Prophet of self-emancipation

June 11, 2010 : Wazir Mohamed
Walter Rodney: Prophet of self-emancipation Thirty years after the murder of Guyana-born scholar and activist Walter Rodney, Wazir Mohamed considers the role of imperialism and the big powers in the silencing of 'a defender of the people's right to equality'.

Honduras Coup 2009

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