RBG Street Scholars Think Tank Multi-media e-Zine

RBG BLAKADEMIXTAPE VOL.2 (Produced by BROCADENCE) PROMO Pt.1

2012-01-09T22:25:00.000-05:00

RBG BLAKADEMIX TAPE Vol. 2 Pressbooklet, with Memoirz of A RBG Street Scholar Bonus

RBG-SS MMxtp -06- B.I.G.Nel-R.B.G.ft.RBG SS & RBG Blakademix Tape Vol 2 PROMO

2012-01-09T22:20:00.001-05:00

RBG BLAKADEMIX TAPE Vol. 2 Pressbooklet, with Memoirz of A RBG Street Scholar Bonus

RBG MMxtp-2-NBO RBG Street Scholar Salute (ReMix ft.Curtis, Scarface G Code and Imam Jamal Al-Amin)

2012-01-09T22:14:00.001-05:00

RBG BLAKADEMIX TAPE Vol. 2 Pressbooklet, with Memoirz of A RBG Street Scholar Bonus

RBG SS MEMOIRZ MIXTAPE-11- Sunni Colon-Shoota ft.RBG Street Scholar

2012-01-09T22:06:00.000-05:00

RBG BLAKADEMIX TAPE Vol. 2 Pressbooklet, with Memoirz of A RBG Street Scholar Bonus

Execution Date Set for Troy Davis - Take Action and The Death Penalty in Black and White-Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides

2011-09-11T10:37:00.000-05:00

Execution Date Set for Troy Davis - Take Action

The Death Penalty in Black and White-Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides

RBG Gil Scott- Heron 100-RIU to the Godfather of Rap

2011-05-28T12:56:00.002-05:00

RBG Black History: Gil Scott Heron, His Story-Text, Video and Poster 4Download

Dr. Carter G. Woodson Speaks-From Mis-education to Education-RBG Blakademics 2011

2011-05-13T16:05:00.000-05:00

Dr. Carter G. Woodson Speaks-From Mis-education to Education-RBG

RBG -Mis-Education of the Negro-Dr Carter G Woodson- PDF Book

Black Child Development Under White Supremacy and The RBG Street Scholar Melanins Paper

2011-03-15T12:43:00.004-05:00

An Intro to Black Child Development Under White Supremacy, Dr. Amos Wilson-Audio Lec.PowerPoint

Black Child Development Under White Supremacy Dr. Amos Wilson-Audio Lecture and more...

The RBG Street Scholar Melanins Paper-2011 Updated

Marc Imhotep Cray,M.D.
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Africans at the Crossroads: African World Revolution-Dr. John Henrik Clarke and more

2010-11-18T22:18:00.003-05:00

Africans at the Crossroads: African World Revolution-Dr. John Henrik Clarke and more

The Last Mau Mau-Kenya’s Freedom Heroes or Villains by David Njagi

2010-11-18T09:00:00.006-05:00

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The Last Mau Mau-Kenya’s Freedom Heroes or Villains by David Njagi

The colonization of Africa has a long history, the most famous phase being the European Scramble for Africa of the nineteenth century.

The Scramble for Africa, also known as the Race for Africa or African fever, was a process of invasion, attack, occupation, and annexation of African territory by European powers during the New Imperialism period, between 1881 and World War I in 1914.

As a result of the heightened tension between European states in the last quarter of the 19th century, the partitioning of Africa may be seen as a way for the Europeans to eliminate the threat of a Europe-wide war over Africa.

Popular European ideas in the 19th century also aided the partitioning of Africa. The eugenics movement and racism helped to foster European expansionist policy.

The last 20 years of the nineteenth century saw transition from ‘informal imperialism’ of control through military influence and economic dominance to that of direct rule. Attempts to mediate imperial competition, such as the Berlin Conference (1884–1885), failed to establish definitively the competing powers' claims.

Many African people, states and rulers (such as Ashanti and Abyssinia) sought to resist this wave of European aggression. However, the industrial revolution had provided the European armies with advanced weapons such as machine guns, which African armies found difficult to resist. Also, unlike their European counterparts, African rulers, states and people did not at first form a continental united front (although within a few years, a Pan-African movement did emerge).

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scramble_for_Africa

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa Walter Rodney 1973- Full e-Book and mp3 Downloads

Chairman Omali Yeshitela's Keynote Presentation at ALD 2009 and the Mau Mau Uprising

Organization of Afro-American Unity-Minister Malcolm X and the OAAU Aims and Objectives-Multi-media

2010-11-14T04:24:00.009-05:00

Organization of Afro-American Unity-Minister Malcolm X and the OAAU Aims and Objectives-Multi-media

About Our New Afrikan Leadership Training Toolkit:

Essential reading for those interested in becoming FROLINAN Organization Leaders. The e-books, multi-media tutorials and iPapers in the RBG FROLINAN STUDIES COLLECTION represent a comprehensive account of New Afrikan leadership yesterday and today. We know a great deal about civil rights organizations during the 1960s, but relatively little about revolutionary black political organizations and our icons since that decade. Questions of focus, accountability, structure, and relevance have surrounded these groups since the modern Black Liberation Movement was attacked and impeded by cointelpro. As we struggle against continued U.S. colonization, New Afrikans in general and our leaders of the future must have a determined sense of history in regard to the New Afrikan Nation relationship to the world. Without this common national consciousness and perception of our existence, based on history, our practice will continue to be confused and chaotic, without historical continuity which serves to give practical guidance on the road to independence . Thus, I have assembled a collection of documents that includes our scholars, teachers, and revolutionaries who explain and examine leadership, membership, structure, goals, ideology, activities, accountability and a host of other important topics. You will learn how to have an impact on contemporary black politics, political organization and leadership from a revolutionary black perspective. Questions to considered are: How does one plan, develop and implement a revolutionary black nationalist organization adapted to Amerikkka’s current sociopolitical and economic crisis? What is the history of revolutionary black nationalist ideology? What issues are considered most important to black (New Afrikan) people and what strategies should we used to implement agendas to address said issues?

FROLINAN: Start Your New Afrikan Organization Today!!!

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Destruction of Black Civilization : Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C to 2000 A.D. , by Dr. Chancellor Williams

2010-10-29T18:02:00.015-05:00

In this video playlist I have also included an interviews between Dr. Chancellor Williams and his research assistant Oggi Ogburn.

This review is from kazembe( Chicago, Illinois):
A brilliant survey by a brilliant visionary.

The average reader of this book always misconstrues it's purpose. The purpose of this book is not to be descriptive, but prescriptive. In other words, The Destruction is not meant to serve solely as a history book. The book's purpose is to provide Afrikan people with an historical background into Afrikan-specific problems of the past, while at the same time, giving viable solutions to what Afrikan people should do to solve the same, lingering problems that slavery, colonialism, and neo-colonialism are very definitely at the root of. One of Mr. Williams' most brilliant observances is the politcal role that Arabs and Islam have played in and among Afrikan people. He cogently and correctly exposes how Afrika and her people have been historically duped and demeaned, not only by Europeans [Chrisitans] and Asians, but by Arabs also. This one issue has been the most talked about, but the least understood. To extract the true essence and point of book one need but look at its subtitle - "Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D." That says it all right there. Chancellor Williams, visionary that he was, knew that by the start of the new millenium, Afrikan people would be suffering the same problems that Afrikan people of 4500 B.C. suffered unless . . .

Destruction of Black Civilization, by Dr. Chancellor Williams

I have extracted the chapter presented in the iPaper below for the following reason. Dr. Amos Wilson taught me that the main purpose of this classic work is this last prescriptive chapter. The Shape of Things to Come: A Master Plan; to give New Afrikan people a blueprint toward true power and an understanding of who we are and who we still have to be in this world. A most excellent study that prompts one to move from theory to practice!!

It is very much in keeping with RBG FROLINAN’s proposal, treaty and liberation programs and thus, a pivotal part of the collection.

The Shape of Things to Come- A Master Plan-From the Destruction of Black Civilization

The Teachings of Ptahhotep: The Oldest Book in the World

2010-10-29T09:19:00.008-05:00

…Ptahhotep, instructs the ignorant in the knowledge and in the standards of good speech. A man teaches as he acts… The wise person feeds the soul with what endures, so that it is happy with that person on earth. The wise is known by his good actions. The heart of the wise matches his or her tongue and his or her lips are straight when he or she speaks. The wise have eyes that are made to see and ears that are made to hear what will profit the offspring. The wise is a person who acts with MAAT [truth, justice, order, balance, harmony, righteousness and reciprocity] and is free of falsehood and disorder.

—Ptahotep 2350 B. C. E.
(From The Teachings of Ptahhotep, the oldest book in the world, 4750 years ago, an African book from KMT [“Egypt”]).

The Teachings of Ptahhotep: The Oldest Book in the World

RBG-Principles of MAÁT and Book of Going Forth by Day

Kemetological Basis for Afrikan Agency , A Presentation by Dr. Molefi Kente Asante

2010-10-29T09:10:00.003-05:00

Kemetological Basis for Afrikan Agency , A Presentation by Dr. Molefi Kente Asante

RBG Africology 101 Curriculum Guidebook

Portrait of an Aspiring Goddess-Atyeb Ba Atum Re -RBG WW 1 Nation Teacher and Admin.

2010-10-29T09:03:00.004-05:00

Portrait of an Aspiring Goddess-Atyeb Ba Atum Re
World's Great Men of Color, Volume I: J.A. Rogers
“TELL ME WHO, BLACK MAN” by ATYEB BA ATUM RE

A RBG WORLDWIDE 1 NATION- NU EDUTAINMENT COLLAB.

2010-10-29T07:39:00.008-05:00

Nu Edutainment Press Booklet: A HD Digital Video Editing Company

RBG-FROLINAN OVERVIEW-An Interactive Power Point Presentation

Christopher Columbus and the Afrikan Holocaust- Slavery and the Rise of European Capitalism by Dr. John Henrik Clarke

2010-10-25T17:26:00.004-05:00

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Christopher Columbus and the Afrikan Holocaust- Slavery and the Rise of European Capitalism by John Henrik ...

A Message from Former New Afrikan Political Prisoner Sanyika Shakur and Smart Gang Stuff

2010-10-10T16:05:00.005-05:00

A Message from Former New Afrikan Political Prisoner Sanyika Shakur

A Brief History of the New Afrikan Prison Struggle by Sundiata Acoli and the NAIM

2010-10-07T22:40:00.009-05:00

A Brief History of the New Afrikan Prison Struggle (Parts 1 and 2) by Sundiata Acoli
Who Are New Afrikan Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War

NewAfrikan Independence Movement TV @ You Tube, Feat. Assata Shakur Documentary

TTDCWebBrotha's Channel

RBG Revolution-Is It Time to Pick Up the Gun and the RBG EAOU Plan
Panther Photos Through the Years / NEWSREEL FILMS

A Black Perspective of American History (e-Book) and African-American Freedom Struggle (Video)

2010-10-04T15:49:00.011-05:00

A Black Perspective of American History- An e-Book for Download-Updated with Hypertext TOC

OVERALL GOALS OF THE COMMUNIVERSITY

(RBG Blakademics):

1. To familiarize and expose learners to a wide variety of 19th and 20th century African-American leaders and our rich history of struggles for human and civil right,national liberation and self determination.

2. To engage learners in a Concentrically Integrated African-Centered Web 2.0 Liberal Arts Curriculum--including, online mini-lectures, commentaries and interviews from our authors, playwrights, poets, activist and scholars--that will enable large amounts of information to be comprehended in a relatively short period of time.

3. To continue the development of an appreciation of Afrikan-Centered Education propagated through the Afrikan oral & musical traditions; including Afrikan Drums, Spoken Word / Rap, R & B, Blues, Jazz and Reggae.

4. To draw lessons from the rich legacy of struggle and resistance to oppression within the African American community through critical analysis of videos, photo-stories, multimedia essays and PowerPoint shows and scholarly charts, tables, graphs and PDF documents; thus fostering socio-political activism in the learners own lives.

5. To develop, encourage and diversify strategies for learning about and responding to social, political, cultural and moral issues impacting Afrikans in America, thus increasing comprehension and interpretation skills.

6. To synthesize serious community issues using multi-faceted content and learning objects which represent the perspective of those who are in an American minority group; and apply said principles and generalizations in investigation of societal issues and problems from an Afrikan-Centered perspective.

7. Finally and most importantly, to teach and learn from aspiring and seasoned teachers within a sophisticated SDL (Self Directed Learning)--e classes environment how to become more effective teachers, leaders and activist. We sharpen academic professionals and community educators / street scholars skills in the areas of public speaking, reading and writing critically and designing captivating presentation suitable for both whole-group and small-group settings. In other words, this is where the tutors (RBG Street Scholar) and other facilitators teach you how to become inspirer and healer of our people. Not only do we develop your skills, but we also provides you with the content to do you thang. You will even learn how to modify the content provided such that it becomes a new derivative product all you own; to do what you will, ie. teach from it, barter it etc.

An Overview of Black History by Dr. John Henrik Clarke

The Official Black History Mixtapes 2010 Press Booklet , NBOTHEGOD and FROLINAN

2010-10-02T18:55:00.029-05:00

RBG Street Scholar , " AND BEFORE ONE CAN DREAM ABOUT DESTROYING THIS BEAST LITERALLY, IT HAS TO BE DESTROYED IN ONES MIND...WE HOLD ON SCHIZOPHRENICALLY BECAUSE THEY TAKE CARE OF US / CONTROL THE ECONOMY, GIVE US JOBS, HOUSE AND FEED US...BUT NOW WHAT WILL BE OUR EXCUSE FOR MAINTAINING A DEPENDENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH A 400 YEAR OPEN ENEMY--THEIR ECONOMY HAS BEEN PURPOSELY IMPLODED BY THEM AND THEIR GENOCIDAL EMPIRE IS FALLING / NOT EVEN JOBS FOR YT NOW--ALL THE EDUCATED BLACK FOOLS ARE TRYING TO HOLD ON TO A SINKING SHIP THAT MANY WHITE PEOPLE ARE EVEN JUMPING OFF, THEY ARE CONNING THE MASSES OF OUR PEOPLE WITH SOME SO CALLED PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT / FIGHT, WHICH REALLY AMOUNTS TO SAYING , " (WE HAVE NO ULTIMATE PROBLEM WITH THE SYSTEM DESPITE OUR RAZOR SHARP TRUTH CONDEMNATIONS OF IT IN ALL ITS ASPECTS, WE JUST WANT TO BE A PART OF IT)---WE ARE IN ERNEST OPPOSE TO THE REVOLUTIONARIES POSITION. THEY WANT TO DESTROY THE SYSTEM BY BUILDING THEIR OWN. YOU BUTTER OUR BREAD, AND WE KNOW THAT THE MAN WHO BUTTERS YOUR BREAD FEEDS YOUR STOMACH; THUS, WE WILL NOT MAKE THE SACRIFICES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY TO BE FREE--WE WILL ONLY USE THEM TO BRING THEM CLOSER TO INBETWEENITY..." THIS IS HOW THE AVERAGE BLACK PROGRESSIVE IS THINKING / HOT SAUCE INTEGRATION ARE WHATTHEY REALLY ARE.

--I SAID ALL THAT TO SAY, IF WE REALLY WANT TO BE FREE OF THE BEAST WE MUST EMBRACE SACRIFICE AND START FROM SCRATCH. WE MUST CONTINUE TO BUILD THE REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRIKA, FROLINAN EXPLAINS OUR REVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND PROGRAM OF OFFENSIVE DECOLONIZATION IN DETAIL BELOW.

MINISTER MX ON REVOLUTION: People involved in a revolution don't become part of the system; they destroy the system..The Negro revolution is no revolution because it condemns the system and then asks the system it has condemned to accept them...
Malcolm X, Interview with A. B. Spellman, May 1964

RBG National Strategy of the Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation

A Brief History of Black Nationalism and RBG's Current Academic Contributions

THE OFFICIAL BLACK HISTORY MIXTAPES PRESS BOOKLET (FROLINAN EDITION) PRODUCED BY BROCADENCE ...

NBO (New Black Order) Mp3 Press Booklet-THIRD EDITION

RBG Afrikan Center Thematic Overview-An Interactive Position Paper and Malcolm X Study Guide

2010-09-30T14:38:00.009-05:00

235 Documents

RBG STREET SCHOLARS THINK TANK LIBRARY

RBG Street Scholar Blackademics 2010 Video Player

RBG Afrikan Center Thematic Overview-An Interactive Position Paper

Malcolm X Study Guide -By Dr. Abdul Alkalimat/ McWorter

Minister Malcolm X / El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz : A Personification of MAAT

2010-09-27T17:27:00.006-05:00

Malcolm X Last Speech, mp3s and RBG WW 1 Nation Premire Interactive Classrooms Malcolm X Study Guide-Original Print Edition, by Dr. Abdul Alkalimat

Minister Malcolm X / El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz : Best RBG MCee Ever

Malcolm X Study Guide-Writers and Readers Edition, by Dr. Abdul Alkalimat

RBG Healing and Awakening Lesson...and more

2010-09-25T13:52:00.005-05:00

“Healing is work, not gambling. It is the work of inspiration, not manipulation. If we the healers are to do the work of helping bring our whole people together again, we need to know such work is the work of a community. It cannot be done by an individual. It should not depend on people who do not understand the healing vocation….The work of healing is work for inspirers working long and steadily in a group that grows over generations, until there are inspirers, healers wherever our people are scattered, able to bring us together again.”

---Ayi Kwei Armah

Atyeb Gives Feedback on RBG Healing and Awakening Lesson...and more

RBG-Principles of MAÁT and Book of Going Forth by Day

SBA- The Reawakening of the African Mind Dr. Asa G. Hilliard, III

The Time is Ripe for New (NU) Afrikan Unity...-Full Size Poster 4Download Included

2010-09-17T19:20:00.003-05:00

The Time is Ripe for New (NU) Afrikan Unity...-Full Size Poster 4Download Included

Hip-Hop Scriptures! Vol 1 and 2 , also f , Hip Hop & Politics Video Compliation

2010-09-16T16:37:00.006-05:00

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HHS Vol.1

This is volume 2 of Hip-Hop Scriptures! This volume goes deeper into the spiritual and cultural perspectives of Hip Hop. It is a must read! Where as volume one went into Hip Hop as an art form, this volume delves deep into the mysteries of Hip Hop drawing the connection from culture to philosophical truths that are integrated within Hip Hop. Volume 2 is a must have, you won't be sorry.

Hip-Hop Scriptures Vol.2

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RBG Street Scholars Think Tank's Purpose:
This Educational Program and Research Project is Dedicated to Further Building the Hip Hop--Black Liberation Movement Connection by Integrating Conscious Digital Edutainment with A Scholarly Self Directed Learning Environment. [more]

RBG Praise for "The Hip-Hop Generation" By Bakari Kitwana, also f. The Cotton Club

2010-09-16T14:55:00.006-05:00

RBG Praise for "The Hip-Hop Generation" By Bakari Kitwana, also f. The Cotton Club

ASCAC African World History Project The Preliminary Challenge Edited by Jacob H. Carruthers

2010-09-16T14:52:00.002-05:00

African World History Project The Preliminary Challenge Edited by Dr. Jacob H. Carruthers

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The Murder of Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. (1971) A Documentary Film and RBG Commentary

2010-09-09T12:06:00.006-05:00

What's the most efficient way to deal with a 'freedom fighting revolutionary' who has a growing following? That's easy. Kill him! Unfortunately, we're not discussing some old Rambo knock-off, but instead a riveting b&w documentary that focuses on the short life of Fred Hampton, the founder of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party, who, at the age of 21, was assassinated by a FBI-organized unit of the Chicago Police Department as he lay face down in his bed. The charismatic young activist's life and work is a powerful revolutionary lesson, as he rallied the people to rebel against the oppressive power structure and educates supporters that if a "pig" gets in their way, simply pull your gun and "blow him away."

Chairman Fred and the Panthers establishing free clinics and pre-school meals in poor neighborhoods, setting up a mock trial, discussing politics, being accused of an ice cream truck robbery (which led to a 25-year prison sentence for Hampton!), arming themselves in case of attack, and happily celebrating when cops are shot during a raid on their HQ. Hampton's death occured in the pre-dawn moments of December 4, 1969, when the police fired 99 rounds into his apartment. We witness footage of the crime scene, Fred's blood-soaked mattress, bullet-riddled walls, plus Hampton's funeral, even as the police claim that the occupants shot first (though there isn't one bullet hole in their direction to prove it) and the corporate media mindlessly regurgitates this propaganda. Although doctors, experts, reporters, eye witnesses, and even the physical evidence refute all of these police "facts," a piece of shit State's Attorney named Edward V. Hanrahan commends the cops for their use of deadly force and pigheadedly stands by every lie. Gosh, I'm surprised the guy isn't part of the Bush administration nowadays. Sure, it's biased, but with damned good reason. This scalding, thought-provoking, 89-minute film opens viewers' eyes to a socio-political movement rarely covered fairly by the media and demonized by the government and police. And unbeknownst to anyone at the time, one of the Panther's own members, William O'Neal, was actually a traitorous FBI informant who helped coordinate Hampton's murder. An open-minded portrait of the Black Panther Party. Chairman Fred provided an intelligent and passionate voice to our people during the height of times when our voice was unheard and ignored.

The Murder of Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. by Chicago Police and F.B.I.

Patrice Lumumba and the Congolese Struggle for Independence-A RBG Study Booklet

2010-09-09T12:01:00.003-05:00

Patrice Lumumba and the Congolese Struggle for Independence-A RBG Study Booklet

Maurice Bishop and the New Jewel Movement-A RBG History Tutorial

2010-09-09T11:56:00.001-05:00

Maurice Bishop and the New Jewel Movement-A RBG History Tutorial

Stephen Biko and the Relevance of Black Consciousness Today

2010-09-09T11:52:00.004-05:00

Stephen Biko and the Relevance of Black Consciousness Today

Black Nationalism Definitions and Historical Icons-feat. MX and Baba Amefika Geuka

2010-09-08T18:56:00.004-05:00

Black Nationalism Historical Icons-A RBG Tutorial Study Booklet 4Download

RBG on "A History of the Word Nigger and Black Hatred"

2010-09-08T12:38:00.005-05:00

RBG on "A History of the Word Nigger and Black Hatred"

FURTHER STUDY: Jim Crow Museum at Ferris State University

The Irritated Genie of Soufeese on Afrikan Liberators

2010-09-07T21:09:00.002-05:00

The Irritated Genie of Soufeese on Afrikan Liberators

A message to all members of RBG Worldwide 1 Nation

2010-09-06T16:43:00.008-05:00

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RBG Blueprint for Black Power Study Cell Guide Book-July , 2010 Updated

2010-09-03T23:18:00.002-05:00

RBG Blueprint for Black Power Study Cell Guide Book-July , 2010 Updated

Afrikan History of Togetherness, Dr. Wade Nobles (Nana Kwaku Berko I)

2010-09-03T23:15:00.002-05:00

Afrikan History of Togetherness, Dr. Wade Nobles (Nana Kwaku Berko I)

Learning and Overstanding Black Psychology with Dr. Na'Im Akbar

2010-09-03T23:12:00.002-05:00

Learning and Overstanding Black Psychology with Dr. Na'Im Akbar

Intellectual Warfare-Professor Jacob H. Carruthers -Jedi Shemsu Jehewty

2010-09-03T23:09:00.003-05:00

Intellectual Warfare-Professor Jacob H. Carruthers -Jedi Shemsu Jehewty

HIP HOP DOCK TRINE-The Official Boondocks Mixtape 4Download

2010-07-17T11:10:00.021-05:00

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RBG-General Idi Amin-Hero or Villian ?

2010-07-14T09:12:00.004-05:00

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General Idi Amin-Hero or Villian ?

Malcolm X Last Speech, mp3s and RBG WW 1 Nation Premire Interactive Classrooms

2010-07-11T10:17:00.004-05:00

Malcolm X Last Speech, mp3s and RBG WW 1 Nation Premire Interactive Classrooms

RBG-Organization of New Afrikan Unity: In accord with the Aims and Objectives of the OAAU

RBG Attica Revisited-Attica Is All Of Us

2010-07-06T13:27:00.003-05:00

RBG Attica Revisited-Attica Is All of Us

Black August: History, Current Events and Program, Feat "Day of the Gun" A George Jackson Documentary

2010-07-06T09:53:00.026-05:00

Hosted by Kiilu Nyasha- a San Francisco-based journalist and former member of the Black Panther Party

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Soledad Brother: The Prison Letters of George Jackson-Multi-media w mp3 Downloads

Black August originated in the concentration camps of California to honor fallen Freedom Fighters, Jonathan Jackson, George Jackson, William Christmas, James McClain and Khatari Gaulden. Jonathan Jackson was gunned down outside the Marin County California courthouse on August 7, 1970 as he attempted to liberate three imprisoned Black Liberation Fighters: James McClain, William Christmas and Ruchell Magee.

Ruchell Magee is the sole survivor of that armed rebellion. He is the former co-defendant of Angela Davis and has been locked down for 40 years, most of it in solitary confinement. George Jackson was assassinated by prison guards during a Black prison rebellion at San Quentin on August 21, 1971. Three prison guards were also killed during that rebellion and prison officials charged six Black and Latino prisoners with the death of those guards. These six brothers became known as the San Quentin Six. To honor these fallen soldiers the brothers who participated in the collective founding of Black August wore black armbands on their left arm and studied revolutionary works, focusing on the works of George Jackson...

RBGStreetScholar

On The History of Black August

Artworks by Brotha Rashid

Following are several paragraphs of authentic information on Black August provided by Doc Holiday, an original comrade of George Jackson and a longtime figure in the Black Liberation and prison struggle. Doc is presently in prison in Marion, Illinois.

History of Black August Concept and Program

The month of August gained special significance and importance in the Black Liberation Movement beginning with a courageous attempt by Jonathan Jackson to demand the freedom of political prisoners/prisoners of war which the Soledad Brothers’ case were the center of attention.

On August 7, 1970 Jonathan Jackson, William Christmas, James McClain, and Ruchell Magee were gunned down at the Marin County Courthouse. Ruchell Cinque Magee remains the sole survivor of that bid for liberation; he also remains a POW at Folsom prison doing life. Though this rebellion was put down by gory pigs and their agents it was internalized within the hearts and minds of the people on the outside in the larger prison as well as those in the concentration camps (prison), internalized in the same fashion as we honor other heroic African Freedom Fighters, who sacrificed their lives for the people and the liberation.

On August 21, 1971, almost exactly a year following the slave rebellion at Marin County Courthouse, George L. Jackson (older brother of Jonathan Jackson as well as one of the Soledad Brothers) whose freedom was the primary demand of the Marin rebellion, was assassinated at San Quentin prison in an alleged escape put forth by prison administration and the state to cover its conspiracy. Comrade George Jackson was a highly respected and purposely influential leader in the Revolutionary Prison Movement. Jackson was also very popular beyond prison, not only because he was a Soledad Brother, but also because of the book he authored appropriately entitled “Soledad Brother.” This book not only revealed to the public the inhumane and degrading conditions in prison, he more importantly, correctly pointed to the real cause of those effects in prison as well as in society, a decadent Capitalist system that breeds off racism and oppression.

Day of The Gun: A George Jackson Story

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Day of The Gun: A George Jackson Story

On August 1, 1978 brother Jeffery “Khatari” Gualden, a Black Freedom Fighter and Prisoner of War, captured within the walls of San Quentin was a victim of a blatant assassination by capitalist-corporate medical politics. Khatari was another popular and influential leader in the Revolutionary Prison Movement.

An important note must be added here and that is, the Black August Concept and Movement that it is part of and helping to build is not limited to our sisters and brothers that are currently captured in the various prison Kamps throughout California. Yet without a doubt it is inclusive of these sisters and brothers and moving toward a better understanding of the nature and relationship of prison to oppressed and colonized people.

So it should be clearly understood that Black August is a reflection and commemoration of history; of those heroic partisans and leaders that realistically made it possible for us to survive and advance to our present level of liberation struggle. People such as: Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, Gabril Prosser, Frederick Douglas, W.E. DuBois, Marcus Garvey, Paul Roberson, Rosa Parks, M.L. King, Malcolm X, and numerous others in our more contemporary period. It must be further clarified that when we speak of “Culture Development,” we are not advocating Cultural Nationalism and/or merely talking about adopting African names, jewellery, dashikis, etc. Our primary interest lies not only in where we came from, but the nature of “WHY” we were forcefully brought here, understanding the character of “CONTINUOUS” struggle with the recognition that it is a Protracted struggle and developing the necessary lifestyles to guarantee its success.

August 20, 1619—First born Afrikan captives were brought to England’s North Amerikan colony of Jamestown, Virginia.

August 16, 1768—Charlestown, South Carolina rebellious Afrikan slaves (known as maroons) engaged British military forces in bloody battle defending their camp which was a haven for fugitive slaves.

August 30, 1800—Day set for launching Gabrier Prossers revolt. On this day over 1000 armed slaves gathered to endeavor to secure their liberty, however bad weather forced them to postpone the revolt and betrayal ultimately led to the crushing of their physical force.

August 21, 1831—Slave revolt launched under the leadership of Nat Turner which lasted four days and resulted in fifty-one slaveholders and their loved ones being subjected to revolutionary People’s justice.

August 29, 1841—Street skirmish took place in Cincinnati between Afrikan and Euro-Amerikan, wherein for five days Afrikans waged valiant struggle in defense of their women, children and property against brutal racist terror campaigns.

August 1854 —Delegates from eleven states met in Cleveland at the National Emigration Convention of the Colored People, to advance the position that an independent land base (nation) be set up for the absorption of captive Afrikans in Babylon who wanted to return to Afrika.

August 1, 1856 —North Carolina, fierce battle erupted between fugitive slaves and slaveholders who sought their capture and re-enslavement. Only recorded casualties were among slaveholders.

August 1860 —Freedom (slave) conspiracy uncovered with the discovery of an organized camp of Afrikans and Euro-Amerikan co-conspirators in Talladega County, Alabama.

August 2, 1865 —Virginia a statewide conference of fifty Afrikan delegates met to demand that Afrikans in Virginia be granted legal title to land occupied during the Civil War. Numerous off-pitch battles ensued during this same month as terrorist mobs moved to evict Afrikans from the land and were met with resistance.

August 17, 1887—Honorable Marcus Garvey, father of contemporary Afrikan Nationalism was born.

August 1906 —Afrikan soldiers (in service of Babylon) enraged behind racial slurs and discrimination struck out and wrecked the town of Brownville, Texas.

August 1906 —Niagara Movement met at Harpers Ferry, Virginia and issued W.E. Du Bois’ historic manifesto against racist discrimination in Babylon against Afrikans.

August 1, 1914 —Garvey founds Universal Negro Improvement Association, advancing the call for Land, Freedom, and Independence for Afrikan people.

August 23, 1917—Afrikan soldiers in Huston engaged in street skirmishes that left more than seventeen Euro-American racists dead.

August 1920 —Over two thousand delegates representing Afrikan from the four corners of the earth gathered in New York for the International Convention of the Negro People of the World, sponsored by UNIA convention issue a bill of rights for Afrikans.

August 1943 —Slave revolt took place in Harlem as result of a K-9 shooting a brother defending the honor of Afrikan womanhood. More than 16,000 military and police personnel were required to quell the rebellion.

August 1963 —190,000 Afrikans (250,000 people all toll) took part in the March on Washington led by Dr. Martin Luther King to petition for the extension of the rights and privileges due to them mandated by the U.S. Constitution.

August 1964 —Afrikan launched comparatively large-scale urban slave revolt in the following cities: Jersey City NY, Paterson NJ, Keansburg NJ, Chicago IL, and Philadelphia PA. These slave revolts were for the most part sparked by either police brutality or disrespect shown toward Afrikan womanhood.

August 16, 1965—Urban revolt took place in Northern Philadelphia.

August 7-8, 1966–--Large-scale urban revolt was launched in Lansing, Michigan.

August 28, 1966—Waukegan, Illinois, urban slave revolt launched in response to police brutality.

July 30- August 2, 1967 —Urban slave revolt launched in Milwaukee.

August 19-24, 1967-Comparatively large-scale urban slave revolt was launched in New Haven, Connecticut.

August 7, 1970 —Jonathan Jackson killed in firefight while leading the Marin County Courthouse raid. George Jackson

August 21, 1971—George Jackson shot and killed in San Quentin by tower guards.

Black August Program

Most standard history books tend to either play down or ignore New African resistance as a factor in the destruction in the slave economy. On the other hand, when one understands New Africans are still an oppressed nation; the reason for such deception becomes clear. Black August contends that not only was such resistance a factor in the destruction of the slave economy, but New African resistance to slavery continues to inspire New African resistance to national oppression. Herbert Aptheker (the author of “American Negro Slave Revolts”) recounts the personal remark of one New African involved in the civil rights struggle:

“From personal experience I can testify that American Negro Slave Revolts made a tremendous impact on those of us in the civil rights and Black Liberation movement. It was the single most effective antidote to the poisonous ideals that blacks had not a history of struggle or that such struggle took the form of non-violent protest. Understanding people like Denmark Vessey, Nat Turner, William Lloyd Garrison etc. provided us with that link to our past that few ever thought existed.”

Black August contends that from the very inception of slavery, New Africans huddled illegally to commemorate and draw strength from New African slaves who met their death resisting. Black August asserts that it is only natural for each generation of New Africans faced with the task to liberate the nation, to draw strength and encouragement from each generation of New African warriors that preceded them. It is from such a rich heritage of resistance that Black August developed, committed to continuing the legacy of resistance, vowing to respond to the destruction of colonial oppression with our George Jacksons, Malcolm X’s, and Fred Hamptons etc.

New African resistance moved decisively into the 1920s and 1930s. Evidence of this was movements like: The African Blood Brothers, The Share Croppers, The Black Bolsheviks, etc. Unduly there is an incorrect tendency to confine the discussion of African Nationalism to the well-known Garvey movement as the sole manifestation of national consciousness. The Garvey movement was the point of the emerging politics of New African resistance.

In labor, national consciousness, (i.e. literature, jazz, art, etc..) in the struggle for the land, in all areas of politics, like a great explosion of previously pent-up National Consciousness took place among New Africans.

The sixties was a further example of New African resistance to national oppression. It should be emphasized here that struggle of non-violence was at that time a strategy of illegality, of danger, of arousing New Africans to direct confrontation with the colonial oppressor. Whether it was a sit-in at a segregated lunch counter or bus station, the movement deliberately broke the colonial law.

Inevitably the anti-colonial struggle moved to a higher level, growing beyond the initial stage of non-violent civil rights protest. Non-violent civil rights strategy was tried and discarded by New Africans, who found that it was a failure, incapable of forcing an entrenched settler’s colonial regime to change.

Black August purports that it is important to briefly mention such events to counter the colonial propaganda that the riots of the 1960s was due to anger brought on by overcrowdedness and summer heat. Black August asserts that in order for New Africans to arise to the historical task of defending the Nation, it is imperative that New Africans have a historical perspective of themselves resisting colonial oppression.

Black August avers that at a time when the Black Nation is experiencing the destruction of its community through planned gentrification, at a time when the quality of New African life is being blunted through unemployment, prison, drugs, high infant mortality and poverty, the call of New African organization should be one of resistance.

Black August is the antithesis to “celebration” and empty “homage.” Black August attempts to place struggle and sacrifice on center stage. In this respect, Black August summons all progressive people who identify with the legacy of resistance to colonial oppression by actively participating in Black August. Thus during the entire month of

August in commemoration of those Africans who have made the supreme sacrifice for the
cause of African Liberation and reflect upon the significance of those contributions as well as to draw closer to the continuing necessity for resistance, we embrace the following as tenets to be practiced during Black August.

Tenets of the Black August Program

1. A fast which historically has been used as an expression of personal commitment and resistance. Hence, from the sunrise until evening meal we will abstain from eating

2. We abstain from consuming any type of intoxicants for the entire month of August. The necessity for this should be self-evident for all serious participants of Black August.

3. We limit our selection of television and radio to educational programs, i.e. news, documentaries and cultural programs, etc.

4. During BA we emphasize political and cultural studies for individuals involved in BA. Participants in BA should pair off with someone else you know to study and share knowledge of African Affairs.

5. As an outward expression of BA we wear a Black arm band on the left arm or wrist as a tribute to those Africans who have died as a result of their sacrifice for African Liberation. The arm band can be worn either on the inside or outside of your clothing.

Black August (BA) is a revolutionary concept. Therefore, all revolutionaries, nationalists and others who are committed to ending oppression should actively participate in Black August. Such participation not only begins to build the bridges of international solidarity, but it is through such solidarity that we strengthen ourselves to struggle for victory.

Text By James "Doc" Holiday # 86555-012
P.O. Box 1000
Marion, IL
62959 USA

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