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Bio Sketch
Junious Ricardo Stanton was born and
raised in Philadelphia Pennsylvania where he attended the
public schools and matriculated to Cheyney State College in
1965. He graduated in 1969 with a BA in Liberal Arts in
English. From there he went to the University of
Pennsylvania and earned a Master’s Degree in City Planning
in 1971. He took a position with the Philadelphia Court of
Common Pleas as a juvenile probation officer and remained
there thirty one years.
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Table
African Genesis Media
Group
AFRICOM Plot Thickens
AmeriKKKa
Covets African Oil
AmeriKKKan
Foreign Policy
The AmeriKKKan
Gestapo
AmeriKKKa
Puts Africa in Its Cross Hairs
Another
Quagmire for the Amerikkan Empire
Are You Better Off Now Than You
Were Before Bush II?
Art
Sanctuary Expands (black arts
report)
Avenging
the Ancestors Coalition (report on ATAC
activism)
Bankster Coup d'etat
Blacks As
Whipping Boys (commentary on Jayson
Blair)
bell
hooks' Rock My Soul (book review)
Boyd
Graves AIDS Activist
Bringing
Down The House
(film review)
Cayenne
Entertainment (black arts
report)
Cape May
Jazz Festival (music report)
The Con Game
Continues
Creating an Oasis In
Overbrook
Current
Economic Woes Result from Massive Fraud (subprime lending)
Deja
Vu All Over Again
The
Demise of Black History Month
DHS Sponsors
Forum On Fatherhood
Dollar
4 Dollar IDA Program
Don't Get Snookered by
Obama Reforms
Dr. King's Legacy Lives
Educator
Writes and Self-Publishes Children's Book (book review)
The
Euro, the Dollar, & Iraqi Oil
Ewuare
Osayande
First
Annual Jazz And Poetry Festival
First
pluck the 2 by 4 out of your own eye . . .
Food
For Thought
Food For Thought 2
Freddie Foxxx --Hip Hop 101
Government BS
Amidst Real Economic Disaster (2008)
Gullah
Festival in Beaufort South Carolina
Hip
Hop 101 Droppin' Knowledge
(black music report)
Historic
Lawnside Celebrates Heritage Day
(festival report)
Honoring
Malcolm X
International
Locks Conference
Internet Talk Radio Rainbow Soul Pulled the Plug
In the
Company of Poets
The Jig Is Up
(Social Security Is Broke)
Kenny and
Fatima Gamble Promote Wellness
Kwanzaa
The
Last Poets' Umar Bin Hassan Enthralls Hip Hop 101(black
music report)
Lets
Grow Up and Move On
The
"Liberation" of Baghdad
Lifers
& Men United for a Better Philadelphia
Making
Imperialism Sound Like Righteousness
Malibu's
Most Wanted, The Beat Goes On (film review)
Marvin X Offers A Healing Peek Into His Psyche
(book review)
Martin Luther
King Jr. vs The New World Order (2008)
The Media/Fascist
Collaboration
The
Military Industrial Complex
More
Government BS Amidst Real
Economic Disaster
Myths, Lies and Other
Untruths
Not
Out of Greece
(book review)
Odunde Festival 2003
Philly's Clef
Club of Jazz Is On The Upswing
The
Real Deal About War In Iraq
Reinstituting
the Military Draft
Rites
of Ancestral Return
Roy
Innis Warns Bush
Runoko
Rashidi Presents Slide Presentation
The
Say It Loud! program has gotten hundreds
Seeing
The Real Clintons
Selling
AmeriKKKan Imperialism
Spits Truth At Hip
Hop 101 (black music review)
Stanton Bio
Tell
the Truth
Texas Justice
Tony
Williams Scholarship Jazz Festival
The
Trent Lott Affair
The Trouble
With Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property
(film review)
Unraveling
Lies
We've Lost The Moral
Imperative
What is Fascism
What
Does The UN Have to Do
What
The "Liberation of Iraq" Really Means
What
Would Martin Luther King Jr. Say and Do?
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files
And
Now the South Rules the North
Bush 2001Tax Cuts Have
Failed
Film
Review Justice for the Poor
Karenga
on Malcolm
Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa Message 2004
Kwanzaa Message 2006
Lil Joe Table
Maulana
Karenga Bio
My Father's Planting
The
Propaganda of History (poem)
The Prophet
Remembering Malcolm X
Ron Karenga
When You Told Me You Could Carve
Yours Was a Fierce Fire
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The Bush administration in its quest to
bogard world oil has cast its eyes on the motherland.
Unsatisfied to wage war just in the so called "Middle
East" over what many refer to as "black gold," (remember
in g-o-d: gold, oil, and drugs -- they trust), Bush and
Co. have put Africa and South America in their cross hairs.
Africa is the second largest continent on the planet and one of
the richest if not the absolute richest in holistic terms.
It holds about 10% of the world's oil
reserves. In addition to minerals such as gold, uranium,
platinum, copper, manganese, cobalt, bauxite, iron, tin, gypsum
and gem diamonds the West uses to power their hi tech culture
and lifestyle, the West especially AmeriKKKa covets the oil
reserves within the vast continent.
Bush and Co. are greedily ogling Africa,
particularly the Western and Southern regions. AmeriKKKa's
lust for crude and their fear that global demand will eclipse
supply within the next few decades fuels the Bush foreign and
energy policies. Most folks know about North African oil,
specifically Libya, Algeria, Egypt with their total proven
reserves of 41.6 billion barrels and some are familiar with
Nigeria, in West Africa, with its proven reserves of 22 billion
barrels. But few have paid attention to countries like Cote
d'Ivoire with proven reserves of 100 million barrels,
Congo-Brazzaville with 1.5 billion or Angola with proven
reserves of 5.4 billion barrels. You'd be surprised at the
amount of oil in Africa.
African Oil
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George W. Bush fancies himself emperor of
an increasingly belligerent AmeriKKKan empire. If his lies don't
prove to be his undoing, Bush will continue his Cabal's grab for
the world's resources under the guise of fighting terrorism,
bringing "stability" and "humanitarian aid"
to his victims and targets. This is nothing new, this is how
European imperialists operate. As Dr. Wilson said, "truth
must be taken for the lie; the lie for truth."
Bush is in Africa setting up a beachhead
for imperialist forces to control sub-Saharan oil and to scope
out their other natural resources. Bush, Cheney, et al have put
Africa in their cross hairs. They covet the oil and natural
resources on the continent. West Africa will play a major role
in their goal to control the world's oil supply; countries like
Nigeria, Congo-Brazzaville, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivore, Guinea, the
Democartic Republic of Congo, Angola in the South and Somalia
and Sudan in the East have proven reserves of crude oil in the
millions and billions of barrels range. Africa
in Cross Hairs
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No one in their right mind
believes Bush when he says the issue with Iraq is their
threat of Weapons of Mass Destruction. If that were the case
why aren't they moving on North Korea, India, Pakistan or
Israel? Bush said nothing about India or Pakistan who
were on the brink of war two years ago and who both have
nuclear weapons?! What about Israel and their nuclear
capabilities especially in light of their aggression in the
West Bank? My question is why is Bush using diplomatic
channels in North Korea but ready to invade Iraq which has
been subjected to ongoing devastating, bombing and strafing
raids as well as crippling economic sanctions for twelve
years?
Is it because like most bullies the Bush
cabal isn't about to pick a fight it isn't absolutely sure it
can easily win, so it's easier to pick on the weak, the infirm
and the beatable like Iraq and Afghanistan? The AmeriKKKan
public has been under a relentless psychological campaign ever
since 9-11 to convince the masses AmeriKKKa is under attack from
a rag muffin billionaire living in a cave (while suffering from
kidney failure) in Afghanistan and a madman in Baghdad who were
propped up by the CIA in the first place. Notice Bush said
nothing about Osama bin Laden in his speech? Whatever
happened to the boogey-man terrorist with the huge bounty on his
head?
Has AmeriKKKa gone insane? Are we going to
allow madmen on both sides of the aisle (Biden and Lieberman are
just as fascist as Bush) to push humanity into the abyss of
global conflict? The European cultural matrix/paradigm of
intrigue, war, disease, looting, pillage and plunder continues,
only this time brazenly for all the world to see.
Making
Imperialism Sound Like Righteousness
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Poor
whites and indentured servants who were one step away from
serfdom themselves, were pressed into service and compelled to
support the police state as it waged war against the Indians and
brutally suppressed the Africans. To better glean the scope of
ruthlessness and the thoroughness of the police state, read A.
Leon Higginbotham Jr.'s
In The Matter of Color and
Kenneth M. Stampp's
The Peculiar Institution. Many of us
are familiar with the legalized racial caste in AmeriKKKa, what
we may not be familiar with is the rise of corporate fascism and
how it plays itself out now.
AmeriKKKan
fascism is not new. Many upper class AmeriKKKans embraced
fascism in the 1930's. Rich Gibson in an essay entitled "What
Is Fascism?" stated, "Fascism and capitalism are
inseparable. There has never been a form of capital that was not
built on a fascist base--from early British action against the
Chartists to today's varieties of imperialism. All major
capitalist nations have fascist ties. Hence, while fascism may
not be the dominant form of capitalist government, elements of
fascist ideology (biological determinism, rabid nationalism,
etc.) and fascist organizations (sectors of the police, KKK,
skinheads, etc.) are always present. What
is Fascism
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Sex at the Margins
Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry
By Laura María Agustín
This book explodes several myths: that selling sex is completely different from any other kind of work, that migrants who sell sex are passive victims and that the multitude of people out to save them are without self-interest. Laura Agustín makes a passionate case against these stereotypes, arguing that the label 'trafficked' does not accurately describe migrants' lives and that the 'rescue industry' serves to disempower them. Based on extensive research amongst both migrants who sell sex and social helpers, Sex at the Margins provides a radically different analysis. Frequently, says Agustin, migrants make rational choices to travel and work in the sex industry, and although they are treated like a marginalised group they form part of the dynamic global economy. Both powerful and controversial, this book is essential reading for all those who want to understand the increasingly important relationship between sex markets, migration and the desire for social justice. "Sex at the Margins rips apart distinctions between migrants, service work and sexual labour and reveals the utter complexity of the contemporary sex industry. This book is set to be a trailblazer in the study of sexuality."—Lisa Adkins, University of London |
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The New Jim Crow
Mass Incarceration in the Age of
Colorblindness
By Michele Alexander
Contrary to the
rosy picture of race embodied in Barack
Obama's political success and Oprah
Winfrey's financial success, legal
scholar Alexander argues vigorously and
persuasively that [w]e have not ended
racial caste in America; we have merely
redesigned it. Jim Crow and legal racial
segregation has been replaced by mass
incarceration as a system of social
control (More African Americans are
under correctional control today... than
were enslaved in 1850). Alexander
reviews American racial history from the
colonies to the Clinton administration,
delineating its transformation into the
war on drugs. She offers an acute
analysis of the effect of this mass
incarceration upon former inmates who
will be discriminated against, legally,
for the rest of their lives, denied
employment, housing, education, and
public benefits. Most provocatively, she
reveals how both the move toward
colorblindness and affirmative action
may blur our vision of injustice: most
Americans know and don't know the truth
about mass incarceration—but her
carefully researched, deeply engaging,
and thoroughly readable book should
change that.—Publishers
Weekly |
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The White Masters of the
World
From
The World and Africa, 1965
By W. E. B. Du Bois
W. E. B. Du Bois’
Arraignment and Indictment of White Civilization
(Fletcher)
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2012
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