Why is Africa Still So Poor (Vid Edu), The Colonial Moment in Africa (eBook) and MEPolicy Council_The Ottomans By Bram Hubbell

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THE OTTOMANS: Middle East Policy Council |Teaching the Middle East: A Resource Guide for American Educators

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Free Palestine! Abbas Muntaqim Speech at Palestine Rally in San Francisco (video), Original BPP On Palestine and Struggling for Liberation: A Comparison of Black Americans and Palestinians (Dima M. A. Meemi Graduate Thesis) w Supplemental

“Black Panther Party co-founder Huey P. Newton with Palestinian resistance fighters outside an unnamed refugee camp in Lebanon, 1980” From Redfish

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Struggling for Liberation: A Comparison of Black Americans and Palestinians Meemi, Dima M A. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1920/12052

SUPPLEMENTAL: How Israel Was Created

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“We Still Charge Genocide” Jalil Muntaqim Speaks to National Black Caucus of the Teamsters Union

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WE STILL CHARGE GENOCIDE:
Spirit of Mandela International Tribunal (October 22-25, 2021)

SUPPLEMENTAL: We Charge Genocide: The Crime of Government Against the Negro People by William L Patterson, 1970 (Courtesy International Publishers)

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Quilombo, The Movie and the Maroon Within Us

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Synopsis of the film:
Quilombo, Carlos Diegues’ historical saga, is a stirring fusion of folklore, political impact, and dynamic storytelling, realized in vibrant tropical colors and set to pulsating beat of Gilberto Gil’s rhythmic musical score. The story derives from fact: in 17th-century Brazil, groups of runaway black slaves escaped to mountainous jungle strongholds, where they formed liberated self-governing communities known as Quilombos. Like the movie roots, this film chronicles Palmares, the most famous of these “black Eldorado’s” which flourished for several decades under the reign of the legendary chieftain Ganga Zumba.

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SUPPLEMENTAL: Between the Law and Their Land_ Afro-Brazilian Quilombo Communities’ Struggle for Land Rights