The National Question

 
 

African Socialist International Chairman Omali Yeshitela – On February 18-21, 2012 the African People’s Socialist Party USA (APSP USA) held its National Plenary in St. Petersburg, Florida to define the work of the Party in this period and mark the 40th anniversary of the Party’s founding. The National Plenary is a tool often used by the APSP USA between its congresses, the place where the entire organization comes together to establish policy and elect leaders. At the plenary, the Party examines its work since the last congress and assesses the world situation, making any necessary adjustments to its work to meet its objectives.

Uhuru Movement announces legal actions against Pinellas County Sheriff’s Dept.

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On Thursday, November 10th at 10am, Attorney Aaron O’Neal will talk to the press about the Uhuru Movement’s plans for local and federal legal action against the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) for a pattern of deputy deadly shootings and unlawful pursuit of black teenagers.
“The PCSO uses lies and misinformation in an attempt to justify these murders and vilify the African community of South Pinellas County,” charges O’Neal. The Uhuru Movement’s attorney will reveal extensive evidence previously covered up by the PCSO, showing discriminatory use of excessive and deadly force as well as routine practices that violate black residents’ 4th Amendment rights.

At the press conference, O’Neal will be joined by Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party, and Kunde Mwamvita, mother of 16-year-old Dominique Battle, who along with her two best friends was drowned by the PCSO on March 31, 2016.

For more information, contact the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement at 727-914-3618.