No more broken promises for Haiti
by FinalCall.com NewsThe wall-to-wall news coverage, the charity events, the pledges from international community have all raised hope for Haiti and her future. But there is always a gap between promised aid... »
The right to kill Americans?
by FinalCall.com News | Feb 15, 2010 - 10:04:16 AMWith America using drone attacks in Pakistan, still secret prisons and late night detentions in Afghanistan and bombings and instability in Iraq, it is clear that the nation has her hands full and the president has not found a way to uproot the U.S. from military undertakings initiated by the Bush administration. »
Go Back to Africa: Hatin' on Black History
by Paul Scott -Guest Columnist- | Feb 15, 2010 - 9:43:25 AMThings have not changed much since I was young. An unbiased view of African world history is still sadly missing from most school systems to the detriment of thousands of Black children every school year. »
Editor's Notebook From Haiti
by Richard Muhammad - Editor-in-Chief | Feb 11, 2010 - 8:30:31 AMI am part of a Black media delegation arranged by the Haiti Support Project and Dr. Ron Daniels, who is also a columnist for several weekly Black newspapers. We are in in Port Au Prince to see firsthand and report back on the situation in the country. We arrived in Haiti Feb. 9 on a flight from New York to the Dominican Republic and then a charter flight into Port Au Prince. »
Message of truth brings light to inmates in Alabama
by Londesso X Spencer | Feb 4, 2010 - 8:23:21 AMATMORE, Alabama (FinalCall.com) - Student Minister James Muhammad of Muhammad's Mosque No. 69 in Birmingham, Alabama delivered an inspiring message to the inmates at Fountain Correctional Center during his visit on December 12, 2009. »
Recommendations on Rebuilding Haiti
by Dr. Ron Daniels and Roger Atangana Muhammad -Guest Columnists- | Jan 21, 2010 - 9:02:34 AMThe destruction of Port-au-Prince is nearly total. The devastation is unparalleled. It will take years of unyielding commitment to rebuild this country—the first free Black Republic of the Western Hemisphere—before it can once again resume a measure of normalcy. »
Of Negro dialects and non-conversations on race
by FinalCall.com News | Jan 15, 2010 - 7:53:53 AMThe news channels and talk radio were abuzz Jan. 11 with news of racially-tinged remarks about race and the American president from Democratic leader Harry Reid and former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich. »
Analyzing Haiti's history of hardship
by Al Jazeera Web Video | Jan 14, 2010 - 2:27:16 PMHaiti's fate as one of the poorest countries in the hemisphere has not been inevitable. It's history has been marked not only by natural disasters, but by political and economic conflict. It is a story of international intervention that has left the country particularly vulnerable. »
Oral History and the African-American Community
by A. Akbar Muhammad | Jan 14, 2010 - 11:19:30 AMI've been preaching the importance of our oral history since Columbia University Professor Dr. Manning Marable, and one of his doctorate candidates, Zaheer Ali gave me a wakeup call with Dr. Marable's research on an upcoming book on the life of Malcolm X. »
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