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Middle Passage Monument
remembers victims of slave trade NEW YORK—From Louisiana to Liberia, Boston to Benin,
Blacks from across America and throughout the Diaspora converged in New York City to pay
homage to the millions who perished during the journey from Africa to the Americas in the
TransAtlantic slave trade. |
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No contracts, no work! ST. LOUIS—Activists charging that a two-year, multibillion dollar
highway repair project would exclude Black contractors, angrily threatened to stop the
work, if nothing changed. AIDS epidemic expands in new directions, warns UN leader UNITED NATIONS (IPS)—AIDS, which health experts say has already
ravaged Sub-Saharan Africa, is rapidly spreading across several new regions of the world,
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan recently warned.
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Why we must control the Education of our Children We cannot have power without proper knowledge, for it is
knowledge properly exercised and implemented that gives us power. Power is the ability to
do what we want to do. Power is the ability to remove the impediments that stand in the
way of what we want to do. Power is what we need, but we cannot have power until we have
the proper knowledge. Knowledge is the prerequisite for power. |
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| State troopers block Indian march, protest Native American activist Russell Means and eight others were
arrested July 3, when Oglala Sioux tribe members tried to protest treaty violations, open
murder cases and alcohol sales in Whiteclay, Neb., a small town near the South Dakota
border and their 5,000-square mile reservation, two miles away.
NEW YORK—Several weeks after the clamor surrounding
the Abner Louima torture trial has subsided, a new tremor of expectations emerged recently
when two more officers were indicted for their involvement in the notorious case. |
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FIFTY-FIVE The Road To Liberation Farrakhan The Traveler |
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