Omali Yeshitela on tour - BOOK NOW for Spring 2008

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Uhuru Tours is proud to present
Omali Yeshitela on tour - BOOK NOW for Spring 2008



From Brookyn to Darfur, from Haiti to Jena;
all around the world African people face crisis and suffering.

Omali Yeshitela has solutions.

Africans are one people all over the world--Africa, U.S., Caribbean, South America, Europe

Africa's diamonds, gold, oil and vast resources are the birthright of African people everywhere-- not Western governments and corporations.

Building the African Socialist International for one, united and liberated Africa

Reparations now! America was built on the backs of Africans!

For a sharp and meaningful analysis of the world as it is, the causes of the conditions of African people everywhere and solutions for a future of justice and liberation, book Omali Yeshitela for presentations, forums, seminars, rallies and media interviews in the U.S., Africa and around the world.
U.S.: February-March 2008
Europe, Africa, Asia, South America: April-May 2008

BOOK NOW! Contact Uhuru Tours:
info@uhurutours.com / 727-894-6997 / www.uhurutours.com

About Omali Yeshitela

Omali Yeshitela is a veteran of the Black Power Movement of the 1960s and leader of the African Socialist International today, organizing to reclaim Africa and all its resources as the birthright of African people everywhere.

He represents forty years of leading struggle for liberation, justice, reparations and worldwide African unity. Despite jailings, arrests, bombings of his home and opposition from the white power structure, Yeshitela has been called the “last man standing,� fighting to carry out the unfinished legacy of Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X, Kwame Nkrumah and Patrice Lumumba for One Africa! One Nation!



1966: Five year sentence for tearing down racist mural, St. Petersburg, FL city hall.
1967: Founded The Burning Spear black power newspaper, still published today.
1972: Formed the African People’s Socialist Party
1975: Led the worldwide movement to Free Dessie Woods, an African woman from Georgia sentenced to 22 years for killing a white man who tried to rape her.
1976: founded African People's Solidarity Committee
1980: Formed the African National Prison Organization
1982: Held First International Tribunal on Reparations for African People, Brooklyn
1984: Coordinated Measure O, the Community Control of Housing ballot initiative that won 22 percent of the vote in Oakland, CA
1985: Traveled Europe and U.S. building for the African Socialist International
1990: Formed the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement
1996: Led the community fight back against the police murder of TyRon Lewis in St. Petersburg FL
2001: Ran for mayor of St. Petersburg; won all black and mixed precincts but one.
2005: Publication of 15 years of speeches: Omali Yeshitela Speaks
2006: Publication of One Africa! One Nation!
2007: Launched Uhuru Radio and TV, worldwide African liberation news network.
2007: Keynote presenter at Congreso Internacional:Africa--Occidente in Huelva, Spain.