Commemorating our sacred Alkebulan-Afrikan Story
January 31, 2021
A bust memorializing Breonna Taylor, who was murdered by police in Louisville, Ky., was recently destroyed in downtown Oakland. The artist, Leo Carson of Oakland, has said he will try to piece it back together or build a new one. Asé. – Photo: Baba Jahahara
by Baba Jahahara Amen-RA Alkebulan-Ma’at
6261 AAAK, February 2021, JC-PG
Africans deserve Reparations! ‘Cause Black Lives Matter!
Blessings of Imani (faith) victorious g-o-ds, esteemed elders, sis-stars, bro-stars and youthful revolutionaries!
How ya’ll be? With emphasis on da be! We pray this new season is off to a solid beginning for you and yours! May our Divine Mother-Father Creator of and in All and incredible Ancients and Ancestors from millennia past, yesteryears and, literally, yesterday, find you and your extended family staying healthy, safe and keeping a positive spirit.
from the white house. in texas, they demonstrated outside the j.p. morgan chase center. joining us now is u.s. economics editor for the economist , we re seeing a lot of anger and reaction but it s not yet foc focus focused. we don t have a unified theme from this. i think that primarily what you re seeing is a political manifestation or popular manifestation of the shape of the recovery, if you can call it that that we ve had for the last couple of years. corporate profits have been doing great. this has been a boom, a booming recovery for corporate america and financial companies the banks have joined in that, very little of that has trickled down to main street, unemployment, no change since the recovery began, wages stagnant, most people still seeing homes under pressure. it doesn t surprise me we don t have a coherent solution of this because nobody does. it s manifesting a fundamental main street dissatisfaction with the way the recovery is going.