Thank You Mrs. Rosalie Pazant

This past weekend I traveled with the Cheyney University National Alumni Association to the annual Gullah Festival in Beaufort South Carolina. This was my first trip to South Carolina. I had heard about the Gullah People years ago and the festival. Last Fall one of my fraternity brothers mentioned he was thinking about sponsoring a tour to the Gullah festival. To make a long story short, I didn’t hear anything more from him and when my alumni association announced it was sponsoring a tour I jumped on the chance.
The Gullah people are the direct descendants of West Africans who were kidnapped, captured and stolen from their native soil and brought to this hemisphere to work the cotton,...

Here is an article about mold. It has good info. Keep in mind mold is the land-based equivalent of algae.

Mold & Fungus

Alicia Keys, please don’t back away from the controversy that this country is conspiring to annihilate the genetic pool of Black People, and its role in the assassination of Tupac and Biggie Smalls. It is not just a conspiracy theory. Let this dialogue continue unabated. This is not a joke or any conspiracy theory. This is real! A white woman, Hamaseh Kianfar 31 of San Rafael, was caught dead in the act of turning one of our children into a cold-blooded mind controlled satanic zombie killer. On March 15, 2005, a mentally abused 16 year old sister slashed the throat of a 75 year old Berkeley resident, Mrs. Katherine Pope. Pope’s throat was cut almost to the bone in a cold blooded attack on a public garden park pathway. The adolescent struck...

Malcolm X Birthday and Zimbabwe

Today, May 19, is the anniversary of Malcolm X’s birth. I like to say that we should commemorate martyrs and revolutionaries on their death anniversary, because we didn’t kno what they would be when they were born, but we kno them by the time they die. Yet Malcolm X was such a dynamic individual and thinker who struggled with his every fiber to connect with people, particularly African people, but mostly all people, that folks ought to celebrate his birthday, not just commemorate it.

Malcolm, before he died, had risen to the status of an African Internationalist. He was the first in America to analyze how Imperialism overthrew Patrice Lumumba and democracy in the Congo. He also traveled...

From The Ramparts
Junious Ricardo Stanton
Remembering Malcolm X

“You can't separate peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom. ” Malcolm X

It is right and proper to pause and remember the life, legacy and works of El Hajj Malik El Shabazz also known as Malcolm X on his natal day. His dedication and sacrifice for the upliftment and liberation of our people are exemplary. Malcolm Little aka “Red” aka Malcolm X aka El Hajj Malik El Shabazz is a shining example of transformation, personal redemption, true manhood, integrity and courage in an age of wholesale emasculation, cowardice, mindless treacherous self-negation. Many of us are...