Standing on the front line.
~A wife’s testimony of supporting her husband and raising children on the front line for justice~ “I didn’t run out on you. And I want you to know that the time […]
Category Archives: Protest and Social Action
Democracy and Protest Violence Reconsidered
Historically speaking, the American social formation is predicated on violent protest fronts. Colonial rejection of British taxation, most often, resulted in countless violent incidents with royal guards. The Declaration of […]
Internal and External Front: Contemporary Critique
While there are various reasons to explore, I am going to highlight only two basic distortions that distract Black folk from engaging in either internal or external fronts; confusion or […]
Internal vs External Fronts
Last year, I had an opportunity to help organize and participate in an event that discussed the significance of the 1963 Children’s March in Birmingham, Alabama. The event was sponsored […]
South Africa: Youth’s Voice and Apartheid Declination
During the “silent decade” of the 1970s, the years of suppressed organizationally lead political mobilization, youth and student activist flourished on the scene to confront apartheid. Young college activist were […]
The Black Church and Black Political Functionality
“Whether their leaders repudiated the “curse of Ham,” embraced the revolutionary religious vision of Nat Turner, or preached the more reserved doctrine that “Jesus will fix it after a while,” […]
