Comments for Malcolm X Grassroots Movement

Comment on Brother Javad Jahi by Kana Azhari

Kana Azhari — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:14:45 +0000

Peace Family,

Many of us have been going through a lot of pain and grief over the transition of Javad Jahi; our brotha, friend, and revolutionary. I have been contemplated ways to understand and accept his transition as an Ancestor. While doing so I have been trying to figure out how to develop a stronger relationship with him at our new capacity. How to communicate with him? How to share with him by troubles, struggles, and triumphs- like we did when we both lived on the material plane. By no means has our friendship ended. And by no means has his work for National Liberation for New Afrikan and Liberation for All Afrikan people finished. I am seeking his guidance and the guidance of The Creator to give me the wisdom to figure out how we can continue to build with and collaborate with Javad beyond the limitations of material existence. And Javad if you are reading this please message me back and let me know what good, and I will report back through the proper channels to those who need to know.

In Spirit and In Struggle,

~Kana

Comment on R.I.P. Black Harlem? by Georgiann Sunga

Georgiann Sunga — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 01:41:57 +0000

I really enjoyed this! I would have to say this is an awfully informative post that deserves mentioning elsewhere. This is for 2 types of people:current writers who are considering a new career,and people trying to take to become a writer.

Comment on The Hold Up by Damien Makvell Grimm

Damien Makvell Grimm — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 17:56:14 +0000

u know, i’ve been trying 2 tell folks that everything we’re going through is set up 4 us 2 go through…. we suffer so they won’t have 2.. when they f**k up, they blame us… it’s crazy!! then folks wonder why the only history that is taught in the grimey, garbage ass european educational institutions is that of the fucks who have been apart of our genocide since alexander the great’s f****t a**! excuse the language, i’m just angry @ this…

Comment on Brother Javad Jahi by Kayin Omowale Shabazz

Kayin Omowale Shabazz — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 19:27:40 +0000

Rest in Uhuru Javad! Till We Meet Again…

-kayin

Comment on Brother Javad Jahi by Monifa Bandele

Monifa Bandele — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 12:32:34 +0000

we love you and we miss you!

Comment on Brother Javad Jahi by Lalit Clarkson

Lalit Clarkson — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:32:48 +0000

Javad was/is/and always will be a brother, friend, solja for everyone who was blessed to know him. His energy, spirt, and heart for the liberation of Afrikan people, as well as his work with the San Fransico 8 and countless young folks that he mentored, worked with was just a small piece of the love and work he had for Afrikan People. He will be missed from the Bay to the East and Down South where he touched many by his warm spirit and blunt honesty.

Forever in my thoughts, your spirt and energy pushes me brother to continue to do what I do

Free the land!!!

Lalit Clarkson

Comment on Herman Bell on Torture and Isolation by Rapnsum

Rapnsum — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 20:47:58 +0000

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Comment on The Jena 6, One Year Later by monifa

monifa — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:11:32 +0000

Wow! It has been a year. Thanks for this reflection James. The struggle continues…

Comment on The Jena 6, One Year Later by Malekah Tyehemba

Malekah Tyehemba — Fri, 29 May 2009 10:56:32 +0000

It is clear that the questioner had not done her research, or either was simlply following the media. i wonder when the questioner saw the man kick down the door etc and i wonder how she knows any of the stuff she spits out here.
Also do u have a husband questioner? probably not and that is the problem..its women like you who are lonely frustrated and alone..AT NIGHT who always blame the man..How about the racist system?

Comment on Miriam Makeba Lives by Malekah Tyehimba

Malekah Tyehimba — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 11:23:28 +0000

Likewise, it was like wow another souljah in the movement. For yrs i have listened to her songs and speeches and as someone who has always supported the liberation movement my only regret are that i naver could summon the financial wherewithall needed to support the moveemnt as it so needs.

i remember those days when she spoke about the struggle in the country she was banned from because of her struggle to change the apartheid system, i rememeber living in DC when Stokely Carmichael, raised the banner for change and i remember the struggle for freedom across this world in places unknown to most and unheard of for others..The Slovakias, Chek republics Croatias Serbia Bosnia/Hertzogovinia/ latvia people world wide seeking freedom justice and self determination

However, a change in attitude is driving me now and i look forward to those times when i can be of service..In the words of my friend, pen pal and souljah for liberation Sekou odinga..In struggle
Malekah Kafele Tyehimba