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LeGrand H. Clegg II, ESQ.
LEGRAND H. CLEGG II, ESQ. Retired city attorney for Compton, now in private practice has been a noted authority in the fields of African and American history and culture for well over 35 years. his video production is entitled “When Black Men Ruled The World”. By way of the Clegg Videos, Audio Tapes, Study Guides […]
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Poll Shows Why Black Lives Matter Activists Should Be Proud
Nearly one year after Michael Brown was shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, a new poll shows a growing number of people believe there’s much to be done before black lives will be valued as much as others. Fifty-nine percent of Americans now believe changes are needed to give African-Americans equal rights, […]
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Romona Africa
May 13, 1985 the Philadelphia government and its first African-american mayor Wilson Goode decided to end its war against African/Black radical liberation organization MOVE when it initiated an attack with a helicopter drop of FBI provided C4, tear gas, fire hosing and over 10,000 rounds of bullets. They used their war artillery to destroy the […]
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Mzuri Pambeli
As a now 38 year member, Pambeli has been honored to be given the opportunity to lecture as well as host various Pan African/International events presenting key note speakers of the All African People’s Revolutionary Party(AAPRP) ; former Black Panther now founding member of UAACC in Tanzania Charlotte O’Neal; Mabel Williams Civil Rights Activist and […]
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Rev. William D. Smart Jr.
Rev. William D. Smart is the New President and CEO of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) of Southern California. He is also Co-Pastor of the Christ Liberation Ministries in Los Angeles, where he serves with his wife. He recently served as Director of External Training and Outreach at the Los Angeles Alliance for […]
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BETTY HUNG, ESQ.
Betty Hung is Asian Americans Advancing Justice – LA’s Policy Director, overseeing the organization’s strategic policy and advocacy initiatives to promote equal access and equal justice for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) communities in solidarity with other underserved communities. She started her career at Advancing Justice – LA in 1997 as a member […]
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Half of Blacks Say Police Have Treated Them Unfairly
WASHINGTON — A majority of blacks in the United States — more than 3 out of 5 — say they or a family member have personal experience with being treated unfairly by the police, and their race is the reason why. This information, from a survey conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs […]
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Obama unveils major climate change proposal
Washington (CNN) “The Obama administration unveiled a major climate change plan on Sunday aimed at a large reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the nation’s coal-burning power plants. On Monday, President Barack Obama started selling it to the public at a White House event. “Today after working with states and cities and power companies, the […]
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Nigeria Boko Haram crisis: Army rescues 178 people
The Nigerian military says it has rescued 178 people from the Islamist militant group Boko Haram in northern Borno state. In a statement released on Sunday, it said that 101 of those freed were children and a further 67 were women. The statement did not say if the girls abducted from a school in […]
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Monday Mind Gem
SAJI Yoga Mind Gem Affirmation Today, I allow myself to trust and know that God is the divine force moving through my life. I release and forgive myself and others for any and all judgments. I accept that my past, present and future are all connected to God’s light and love. I call forth my […]
