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08/10/2022

Queen Mother Audley Moore was born right before the turn of the century in 1898 in New Iberia, Louisiana to St. Cyr Moore and Ella Henry.
In the early 1920s Queen Mother joined the UNIA or Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League as many Blacks did in the Post World War Era.
As Moore later acknowledged “Garvey brought me a new consciousness in relation to Africa and the connection with the Caribbean. I didn’t know my connections with the West Indies and neither did I know my connections with Africa.”
Queen Moore was extremely active in the UNIA despite never holding a formal position. She was a fierce defender of the Pan African Movement, a proud member of the African Diaspora and a Garveyite.
After Garvey’s deportation in 1927 she turned to the Communist Party before leaving in 1950 due to the Communist Party’s unwillingness to address racism and s*xism. From 1951 to 1952, she was a member of the Sojourners for Truth and Justice led by Black Communist Women. Shortly after her brother’s transition in 1954, she returned to Louisiana and the tight knit Garveyvite community of the Sons and Daughters of Ethiopia—an auxiliary of the UNIA’s New Orleans Division that tackled the economic needs of Black communities. After the dispersement of that organization she established the grassroots Pan African organization, Universal Association of Ethiopian Women in 1957. Moore and the UAEW organized a series of grassroots political campaigns, lobbied for Black women’s economic rights, campaigned for reparations, provided legal aid for incarcerated Black men facing in*******al r**e charges, as well as being a platform for Black Nationalism.
Queen Moore also was a founding member of the Republic of New Afrika (RNA) along with Betty Shabazz and others in 1968. Taking the first of many trips to Africa in 1972, Audley was given the chieftaincy title of “Queen Mother” by the Ashanti people of the Kumasi region in Ghana.
Queen Audley Mother Moore transitioned in Brooklyn in 1997 at the age of 98.

10/25/2021

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10/03/2021

Nat Turner was born in this day October 2nd, 1800 in a small rural part of Virginia named Southampton County. His mother was born in Africa and passed down her passion & conviction for freedom in justice. He learned how to read mostly from the Bible which laid the religious foundation in his life. For over a decade Nat Turner devoted his life to leading his people out of bo***ge, a task that was given to him by the Ancestors. Nat Turner would later led one of the most successful revolts against enslavement in the United States on August 21, 1831!
May the Ancestor live on forever!
Thank you for your sacrifice!

09/21/2021

Happy Ancestral Birthday
Emperor & General Jean Jacques Dessalines!
09/20/1758
Under his rule Haiti was declared an independent nation and was the first country to abolish slavery.

Couté la libeté, qui palé coeur tous nous

09/15/2021

Rise In Power
Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley & Carole Robertson.
58 years ago today these Young Black Girls were MURDERED by the white race soldiers in the K*K when a bomb that was planted in their 16th Street Baptist Church basement went off during Sunday school. Imagine sending your 9 year old or your 14 year old to Sunday School and never seeing them whole again. Having to identify their mangled bodies admist the rubble and debris. Yet we always credit Whites with high moral codes as if they set the standard of morality. White People are monsters and have no honor or empathy. Stop defending them and allowing them to call you savage and barbaric when they should look closer into the mirror. This was an immoral act and it isn't the exception but the rule with whites. This wasn't that long ago, just one generation removed for me since my Dad was around 8 when this happened. Stop letting people tell you to just get over GENOCIDE! The African Holocaust never ended it continues on this day, evidenced by the ex*****on of Botham Jean in Dallas in 2018; as well as the murder of 20 year Willie McCoy, killed while sleeping in his vehicle when police fired 55 rounds into it. It’s further evidenced By the ex*****on of Victor White III, Korryn Gaines, Micah Johnson, Sandra Bland, Aiyana Jones, Rekia Boyd, Natasha McKenna, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin Atatiana Jefferson, Breonna Taylor, Ma’Khia Bryant, George Floyd, Amadou Diallo, Sean Bell, Elijah McClain & countless others. We owe it to them and so many others to stand up! Stop kneeling and praying! Fight Back! Defend yourself! #1963 *K

09/01/2021

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08/21/2021

The continued history of & the

If convicted they would be facing the Gas Chamber. The Black Panther Parties & other revolutionaries took up their cause & defense. Among them, SELLOUT &white sympathizer Angela Davis.Fay Stender, a radical lawyer from San Francisco formed the Soledad Brothers Defense Committee to help fund their defense.Stender arranged the publication of Soledad Brother:The Prison Letters of George Jackson which helped their defense fund.
Then on that fateful day, August 7, 1970 17 year old Jonathan Jackson (George’s Brother) walked into Marin County Courthouse with guns he had acquired as Angela Davis’s bodyguard. His righteous intent was to free the Soledad Brothers by taking hostages.Jonathan Jackson freed James McClain, William A. Christmas &Ruchell Magee.Jonathan took Judge Harold Haley, Deputy District Attorney Gary Thomas & 3 jurors as the hostages.The white race soldiers guards rained down a hail of gunfire on the getaway car murdering Jonathan Jackson, James McClain &William Christmas.The white guards also killed the white judge in their determination to murder Black Men.
Salute to Brother a true African Hero and Icon. He had the courage & determination to bang on the beasts by himself.
Rise In Power Mighty Warrior.
George wrote a dedication in his book to Jonathan to honor him &his heroic deeds.
George Jackson was later assassinated by white guards during a prison rebellion at San Quentin on August 21, 1971.He was able to smuggle out his powerful work “Blood In My Eye”,before his death. Not too long after Cluchette & Drumgo were acquitted.
Black August began in the 70s to acknowledge the courageous acts of George Jackson, Jonathan Jackson & others who fought against this wicked white system. We commemorate their transitioning while comprehending the layered lives of these revolutionary men during Black August.”San Quentin Six member, Sundiata Tate describes Black August as a time to embrace the principles of unity, self-sacrifice, political education, physical training &resistance” from the Critical Resistance organization.
Rise in Power George Jackson.

08/20/2021

George Jackson was 18 when he was convicted & sentenced to 1 year to LIFE for robbing a gas station of $70 in 1961. Typical example of the harsh treatment Blacks still receive at the hands of the racist prison system. Prisons are nothing but modern day slave pens being ran by sadistic whites.The prison system grew out of white fear of newly freed Africans & their rightful retribution. It’s predecessors are chain gangs & slave catchers.
5 years later in 1966 Jackson befriended W.L. Nolen, a prison boxing champion who introduced him to different ideologies such as Marxism & Maoism.Together they went on to form the Black Guerrilla Family,a political prison group & then the prison chapter of the of which Jackson was appointed Field Marshall.
Prison guards worked in collusion with the A***n brotherhood & other white hate groups like the K*K.
January 13, 1970 after months of not having access to the exercise yard white guards put 14 Black prisoners & 2 whites prisoners in the yard by themselves. Of course the whites were known members of the A***n Brotherhood.The only guard present just so happened to be an expert marksman & stood watch from the guard tower with a carbine rifle, Opie Marshall.A fight inevitably broke out & Officer Opie murdered W.L. Nolen along with 2 other Black Prisoners.
Afterwards 13 Black prisoners went on a hunger strike to force an investigation into the murders. Race soldier Opie was exonerated by Monterey County grand jury on January 16, 1970.The murders were labeled as “justifiable homicide”.Sounds familiar?Seems like the same story we’ve been seeing in the news since before Trayvon Martin was murdered.
No Black inmates were allowed to testify & the prison radio announced the verdict. 30 minutes later white race soldier John V. Mills was found dying in the tv room below the 3rd story tier he was allegedly thrown from.The tier was on Y wing, George Jackson’s cellblock so the white administration was glad to frame him despite the lack of evidence. George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo & John Cluchette aka “The Soledad Brothers” of Soledad State Prison were charged with 1st degree murder.
To be continued tomorrow

08/15/2021

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Saturday, August 14, 2021 Haiti was hit with a 7.2 magnitude earthquake leaving over 742 people dead (unfortunately the count is still rising) with thousands injured.
Meanwhile this is still hurricane system and a tropical storm looms on the horizon.

08/05/2021

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07/27/2021

Queen Mother Audley Moore
was born right before the turn of the century in 1898 in New Iberia, Louisiana to St. Cyr Moore and Ella Henry and spent her youth in New Iberia. Eventually she relocated to New Orleans. In the Big Easy she worked as both a hairdresser and domestic.
In the early 1920s Queen Mother joined the UNIA or Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League as many Blacks did in the Post World War Era.
As Moore later acknowledged “Garvey brought me a new consciousness in relation to Africa and the connection with the Caribbean. I didn’t know my connections with the West Indies and neither did I know my connections with Africa.”
Queen Moore was extremely active in the UNIA despite never holding a formal position. She was a fierce defender of the Pan African Movement, a proud member of the African Diaspora and a Garveyite.
After Garvey’s deportation in 1927 she turned to the Communist Party before leaving in 1950 due to the Communist Party’s unwillingness to address racism and s*xism. From 1951 to 1952, she was a member of the Sojourners for Truth and Justice led by Black Communist Women. Shortly after her brother’s transition in 1954, she returned to Louisiana and the tight knit Garveyvite community of the Sons and Daughters of Ethiopia—an auxiliary of the UNIA’s New Orleans Division that tackled the economic needs of Black communities. After the dispersement of that organization she established the grassroots Pan African organization, Universal Association of Ethiopian Women in 1957. Moore and the UAEW organized a series of grassroots political campaigns, lobbied for Black women’s economic rights, campaigned for reparations, provided legal aid for incarcerated Black men facing in*******al r**e charges, as well as being a platform for Black Nationalism.
Queen Moore also was a founding member of the Republic of New Afrika (RNA) along with Betty Shabazz and others in 1968. Taking the first of many trips to Africa in 1972, Audley was given the chieftaincy title of “Queen Mother” by the Ashanti people of the Kumasi region in Ghana.
Queen Audley Mother Moore transitioned in Brooklyn in 1997 at the age of 98.

01/09/2021

January 8th marks the 210th anniversary of the Enslaved Afrikan Revolt of 1811. It occurred along the German Coast of the Territory of Orleans on the Woodland Afrikan Breeding Farm in St. John Parish. One of its most inspiring and memorable leaders is Charles Deslondes born on the island of Saint Dominque in 1780 and one of the few Mulattos that championed the Afrikan Cause. Some historians believe he was a Louisiana born Enslaved Afrikan but most agree that he was a Haitian trafficked to the Territory of Orleans after the Haitian Revolution.
Deslondes was an overseer on the Woodland S*x Breeding Farm owned by Colonel Manuel Andry. He used his position to move freely between Enslaved Afrikans, Maroons, whites which enabled him to unite many Afrikans: Enslaved and Runaway to a common goal: Freedom. On the night of January 8th, 1811 Charles Deslondes led the largest Afrikan Revolt in United States History. Some 500 Afrikans answered his and his fellow Revolutionaries (their names lost to time immemorial) call to arms while dressed in military uniforms with some Afrikans even on horseback. The Afrikans possessed few fi****ms but had pikes, hoes and axes for weapons. The righteous revolt started with the killing of two racist, human s*x trafficking white men: Colonel Manuel Andry and his planter, Jean Francois Trepagnier. More whites would follow them to their deaths.

01/09/2021

Happy Belated Ancestral Birthday 🥳 Zora Neale Hurston!
Zora was born January 07, 1891 in Notasulga, Alabama but only had childhood recollections of Eatonville, Florida. Eatonville became her home as toddle as Zora moved with her family to the nation’s first incorporated Black township, established in 1887.
Despite her clashes with her preacher Father she had a happy childhood with her supportive Mother, Lucy Potts Hurston encouraging her & her siblings to “jump at de sun”. Young Zora was 13 when her mother died in 1904 changing her life forever. Her father remarried quickly to a young woman who Zora almost killed a physical altercation once day. Working menial jobs, Zora eventually joined the Gilbert & Sullivan traveling troupe as a maid to the lead singer.
Zora was bold, courageous & tenacious even going so far as to subtract 10 years from her age to finish high school in 1917 Baltimore, as a 16 year old.
A determined woman with an exuberant personality she took 1920s Harlem by storm & became acquainted with Langston Hughes & Ethel Waters. Donations paid for her apartment so it could be an open house for artists, the parties always went on in the living room as Zora wrote extensively in her bedroom. Known to be the life of the party the tall, big b***d beauty rarely drank but loved to socialize.
After graduating from Barnard College in 1928 Zora went on to publish many works. Her masterpiece “Jonah’s Gourdvine” was published in 1935 as well as Mules and Men. One of my favorites, “Their Eyes Were Watching God” was published in 1937, followed up in 1938 by a book on Caribbean Voodoo, “Tell My Horse”, “Moses, Man of the Mountain” in 1939, her critically acclaimed autobiography, “Dust Tracks on a Road” published in 1942 propelled her career even higher bringing Zora the recognition she deserved. Some years later her last work “Seraph on the Suwannee” was published in 1948.
After suffering a stroke, Zora Neale Hurston died, January 28, 1960 at age 69. Her Ft. Pierce Neighbors took up a collection to bury the illustrious writer in an unmarked grave. A young Alice Walker would later place a marker on the grave of the Afrikan Woman who had so inspired her.

11/03/2020

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