On Tuesday we will meet in Malcolm X plaza at Noon. On Wedneday we will meet at a militant picket line at 19th and Holloway, 7:30 am to 5:30 p.m. San Francisco State University is located at 1600 Holloway Ave. San Francisco, Ca 94132
The Lies History Tells Part 2: Black Panthers & A Murdered Revolutionary by Jonathan “I’m going to die for the people because I’m going to live for the people.” They said, “Right on.” He said, “I’m going to live for the people because I love the people.” And they’d say, “Right on.” And he’d say, “I love the people,...
I took The Book Quiz II and this is what my result was... You're The Autobiography of Malcolm X ! by Alex Haley & Malcolm X Radical and sometimes violent, you have a lot to say about the future of human conduct. You believe in religion, freedom, equality, justice, and, well, violence. Ultimately you feel that everything has a higher purpose and that there are many things worth dying for. You have...
Somebody somewhere out there might find this early aspect of the Vietnam War historically interesting—beginning something like fifty years ago. Hard to believe I was almost around then. I was motivated to do a little research, from the Noam Chomsky comment below, and below that is what came up in a diligent few hours. Okay, [...]
We first claimed Obama's ineligibility all the way back in 2007 and now it's been beat to death by we bloggers in "the not ready for Prime Time Media" but now the MSM overseas is uncovering some sticks and stones and this one is an awful big one I'm totally inclined to believe and many more will follow suit.... Now one of Britain's premier real life Scotland Yard 007 type's has been put...
I have only ever been to one NBA game in my life and that was 10 years ago (the Vancouver Grizzlies against Portland, I think it was). I didn't understand the rules of this high-scoring sport so I thought the half time acrobat show was the most entertaining part of the event. Nevertheless, I was intrigued when I received a review copy of the ESPN basketball documentary Kobe Doin' Work . Helmed by renowned...
Mishima Yukio His speaks in English I have a great respect for Mishima. I have a great respect for any man who dies for what he believes in. November 25th 1970 marks the day Mishima did what no other Japanese man was capable of doing then and now, and that is to die for something pure and righteous – a conviction. Not like today’s Japanese men who would rather jump in front of speeding...
Movie Info http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104797/ [TITLE]…………………….[ Malcolm X [RELEASE YEAR]………………[ 1992 [FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska [GENRE]:……………………[ Biography | Drama | History [FILE SIZE]:………………..[...
Though I will confess I swiped the idea of picking the best movies of the last decade from somewhere in my morning Web reading, I promise you these choices are all my own (and since, I believe, only one of them from the first year received a Best Picture nomination, they're clearly not anything approaching consensus picks.) The rules? Well, there aren't many. Simply that I limited it to 10 for each...
I'm old enough that I can remember where I was when I heard that President Kennedy was shot. I can remember where, but that's about all. There's a blurriness surrounding the memory, and to make matters worse, it's jumbled together with another, more vivid memory associated with the same location--just outside a classroom I was about to enter. Most folks here aren't old enough to remember, even if they...
From the Greenroom at Hot Air, Track-a-crat profiles “A Day in the Life of Michelle Obama.” Remember that I wrote about the colorful abstract print dress included above because she chose that cheerful pattern over her signature funeral director color palette from the Malcolm X line of designer Louis Farrakhan, which she usually favors, to wear [...]
Continuing Brandon Wilson’s countdown of Spike Lee’s 10 Worst Female Characters, via his Twitter page… I posted #8 (Sloane Hopkins, played by Jada Pinkett Smith in Bamboozled), #9 (Clarke Betancourt, played by Cynda Williams in 1990’s Mo’Better Blues), and #10 (Betty Shabazz, portrayed by Angela Bassett in Spike’s 1992 magnum opus Malcolm X) earlier in the [...]...
Where's a privacy advocate when you need one? First, we can't make out in public. Now, a man can't even take an upright nap on a bench in Malcolm X Park without being captured by Flickr user gerdaindc and her like-minded voyeurs. EXIF .
Participants in the demonstration at the federal building in downtown Detroit on November 5, 2009. The action was called by MECAWI to protest the assassination of Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah on October 28 by the FBI. Originally uploaded by Pan-African News Wire File Photos For Immediate Release Media Advisory Event: Protest the ALPACT Dinner With U.S. Atty. Gen. Holder & the FBI Date: Thursday,...