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Kiva: A Story of the Poor

Posted in Activism, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Business, Economics, Kiva, Microfinance on October 24, 2010 | 2 Comments »

Thanks to Dreena who sent me this video: AfroSpear supports microfinancing towards development (read here). October 2010 AfroSpear Initiatives: 1. Kelvin Rutherford 2. Keyembe 3. Vasi Business Center Group 4. God Bless You Group

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“Anyone Can Do Anything” by B.B. Robinson

Posted in African-Americans, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, B.B. Robinson, Black History, Business, Economics, Education, Knowledge, Project 21 on February 24, 2010 | 2 Comments »

Op-ed submission by Project 21  Black History Month is an ideal time to measure progress. This year is especially appropriate as we embark on a new decade. Some indicators of progress are how blacks are catching up with their white counterparts with regard to income, education and political participation. In the latter two categories, reports say blacks [...]

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Bottom Line about the Economy

Posted in Banks, Business, Capitalism, Critical Thinking, Economics, Exploitation, higher education, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Law, Media, racist exploitation, U.S. Congress, Work on June 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »

Now the latest hype about the global economic situation involves the debate about what has caused it rather than what is actually taking place. Working class people must exercise some critical thinking, because this ruse intends to keep them in the dark. Since black folks are linked into the global economy just like anybody else, [...]

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Healthcare in the Capitalist System

Posted in Business, Capitalism, Culture, Economics, Exploitation, Health Care, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Politics, Racism, racist exploitation, Stimulus Package on April 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

The Foul Legacy of Profit-Making Healthcare is one of the most important issues in US political and social culture. Tho a catastrophic condition will not likely strike most individuals during their working lives, for those who themselves or family members have crucial health problems the matter of healthcare poses a concern. Hospitals and nursing homes practices [...]

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Reparations, in the Land of the Giants?

Posted in Banks, Barack Obama, Business, Capitalism, Economics, Education, Geopolitics, Health Care, higher education, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Pan Africanism, racist exploitation, Reparations, United Nations, Wallstreet Bailout on April 14, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Obama Policy: Imperialism thru Democracy Black workers, we who sell our labor to make a living, travail under special circumstances in capitalist America. We have the highest rates of unemployment, imprisonment, chronic health issues. On the other hand, we have the lowest rates for home ownership, capital formation, retirement security, and higher education. The current [...]

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DIY Bracketology

Posted in Banks, Barack Obama, Business, Economics, Iskandar Langalibalele, Stimulus Package, Wallstreet Bailout on March 31, 2009 | 2 Comments »

Your Economic Stimulus Plan Now that March Madness is almost over, the bracketologists will have to wait nearly another year to put their theories and guesswork to the test. However, the school of bracketology must be expanded. It can be applied to any number of categories where guesswork and theories might be the order of [...]

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White Supremacy, Imperialism and Fascism in America

Posted in African-Americans, Banks, Business, Capitalism, Conservatism, Critical Thinking, Economics, Europe, Fascism, Genocide, Globalization, History, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Liberalism, Pan Africanism, Racism, racist exploitation, Republicans, Socialism, United States, Wallstreet Bailout, Work on March 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Breaking down the concentrated class struggle Right now US society needs a clear understanding of the difference between socialism and fascism because a war is being waged against working class people. Americans fail to understand the class basis of the State. They also have a difficulty in making comparative analyses between the US brand of [...]

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The State and Imperialism

Posted in Banks, Barack Obama, Business, Capitalism, Conservatism, Corruption, Critical Thinking, Economics, Europe, Fascism, Genocide, Geopolitics, Globalization, History, Holocaust, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Law, Leadership, Liberalism, Politics, Racism, United States on March 25, 2009 | 3 Comments »

What is going on with President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus plan? If we can take the word of economists like Paul Krugman and others, the government needs to wait out this period of “financial crisis” because it will stabilize over the next nine months or so. However, Obama continues to push for the so-called bank [...]

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