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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS BY AUGUST 15TH: The Legacy of Woodie King, Jr. (1937-2026), founder of @WoodieKingJrNFT
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Malcolm X's daughters actively practice and promote Pan-Africanism...
Their practice of Pan-Africanism was heavily passed down by their mother, Dr. Betty Shabazz, who made sure they understood their identity as part of the broader African diaspora.
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Cuba and China are moving to strengthen their strategic ties amid continued U.S. sanctions against the Caribbean nation.
As Washington maintains its economic pressure on Havana, cooperation between Beijing and Cuba highlights the island’s efforts to expand international partnerships and strengthen economic and diplomatic relations.
#Cuba #China #UnitedStates #InternationalRelations #teleSUREnglish
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Marco Rubio says Cuba needs to “wake up.” Cubans already woke up on January 1, 1959 and decided they would no longer be a US colony. The United States has no right to dictate Cuba’s future.
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Angie Nixon's race in Florida was so close, imagine if the Democratic party had supported her. She was basically on her own and almost won. They could have taken that seat, but I guess the leadership hates progressives more than beating Republicans
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Midterms 2026 are the most INCONSEQUENTIAL ELECTIONS in history.
Democrats and Republicans like to tell people that this is the most important election of their lifetime but here I explained why this one matters the absolute least.
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These are four books that I always recommend when the topic of the Transatlantic slave trade comes up. A lot of ignorant people feel comfortable speaking on African history despite never having read any books on the topic.
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And I love y’all - but a lot of y’all post stuff with no context of history. You probably started watching Venus within a year or so of this match. This ain’t prime Venus. Let me present to you, Prime Venus.
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Vanessa Williams. Vivica A. Fox. Nia Long. Morgan Méchelle Smith.
Soul Food
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Never forget how those sellout Black capitalist zionist 🦝 traitors in the Black Congressional Caucus openly supported Haley Stevens
This is why I’m an unapologetic class reductionist. Black liberals are the enemy of the working class. We do not share interest simply because we are the same skin color
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Family we discuss this passage from the book "Black Power" by Kwame Ture and Charles V. Hamilton:
"Black visibility is not Black Power. Most of the black politicians around the country today are not examples of Black Power.
The power must be that of a community and emanate from there. The black politicians must start from there."
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#Venezuela | Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, thanked Chinese Ambassador Lan Hu for the significant humanitarian aid sent to the country.
This aid includes housing, 5,400 emergency bunks, and 1,800 fans for the camps and families affected by the twin earthquakes.
This reaffirms the commitment to strengthening ties of brotherhood and bilateral cooperation moving forward. 🇻🇪🇨🇳
#Venezuela #China #InternationalCooperation #HumanitarianAid #teleSUREnglish
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Family, we provided an example of sometimes we have to organize and employ our political and voting rights to remove threats from power.
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