Yes! Find out about the Movement for Revolution in this country by participating in a dynamic “Put Revolution on the Map” web-a-thon on Sunday, August 8, 2010 from 4PM to 10PM EST.

This web-a-thon is both a fundraiser and a means to introduce people to “The Revolution We Need… The Leadership We Have” Campaign; and the leader of the movement, Bob Avakian, a tremendous revolutionary leader and thinker.

We are at http://www.revolutiononthemapwebcast.blogspot.com

On June 20, several hundred people participated in the campaign’s first webathon. 160 people donated and we surpassed the goal. $10,048 has been raised with almost $1,000 in pledges yet to come in. This was a success and showed the potential of “giving people the means to become part of this revolutionary movement, and organizing into this movement everyone who wants to make a contribution to it, who wants to work and fight, to struggle and sacrifice, not to keep this nightmare of a world going as it is but to bring a better world into being.” [From Message and Call. http://www.revcom.us/a/171/statement-en.html

We are aiming to raise $12,000 by getting to a larger body of new people to check out the web-a-thon and the movement behind it. Find out about this!

There is also a Facebook GROUP page: “Put Revolution on the Map.” The Facebook EVENT page is Put Revolution On The Map” #2: $12,000 Fund Drive Web-a-thon.”

The Blog address is: http://revolutiononthemapwebcast.blogspot.com/. You can also join us at Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/RevOnTheMap

My thought is there is one race…

The Human Race.

If you were thinking anything else, you were being prejudiced…

Admitting we all are prejudiced at some point is good. We all pre-judge things–from fights between friends, etc. where we don’t have “all the data.”

Therefore, I suggest this site and those posting here don’t make similar mistakes that make many of us feel “left out.” Specifically, let us not exclude others because of their “skin color.” If we do, aren’t we just as bad as “them?”

Fair is fair. If we don’t shoot for fairness, how are we “bettering” the world for us and our kids?

Peace…

Instill responsibility within our people for our people

Increase respect and sensitivity for each other

Document known challenges facing our communities

Document the impact of these challenges

Document solutions

Document possible implementations of solutions

Shed light on government responsibility to its civilians

Charles Rey is on point. Even if Obama himself is elected to the White House, it is still the White House.

Do not expect your nation to support you (Katrina) This is not our nation. In essence we don’t have one and this must be addressed now!

This is an open invitation to all thinking African Americans to join the pivotal social network for African Americans. The Virtual Nation Of African Americans invites you to join us in creating a working platform specific to addressing these concerns. It has already begun. Join Us.