contlnu d from A-7
THE ECONOMY IS so bad
right now, Hom said that the time
isn't right to correct the people's
misperceptions about reverse dis-
disorganized energies into a revolu­
tionary mas en rgy capable of at­
taining Pan-Africanism: th total
liberation and unification of Africa
under scientific ocialism. Pan­
Afeicanism i a hi torically deter­
mined necessi ty .
As a product of the relentless
struggle within the Pan-African
Movement for ideological clarity, a
scientific and preci e objective; and
revolutionary, rna , Pan-African
political organization, the group
repre ent a quantitative and
qualitative development in our long
history of struggle against class ex­
ploitation and national oppression.
, It emeges from and heralds an
intensification of the African and
larger world-wide struggles for
democratic rights, national inde­
pendence and unity; and scientific
socialism. It uncompromisingly
ly b ed on pa t cases of di crimina­
tion or exclusion. Right ow it'
bad word because of mi p rception."
Tlmes ar 'e pecially difficult
now, according to Hom, because of
the nation's poor economy: People
want to hold on to whatever they
have, he s.aid.
"The economy is making us all
behave like kids with candy," Hom
said.
"If we have a large bag, we'll
share it with anyone. Whoever,
when the bag gets smaller and
smaller, we get selfish."
U I much op-
po ition to h r candidacy. Some
voters are unaware of her, or do not
trust her. She aid that it i all ca ed
by tho who are attempting to main­
tain a two-party ystem, and to "lock
out" candidate from other parties.
Fulani poke of her petition
drive , which were often thwarted
when regulations for collecting ig­
natures would change once she had
enough ignature to b placed on a
ballot. She spoke of her exclusion
01 CRIMI AT
continued from Page 1
crimination. When the time is right,
Hom said education is the key to
solving this problem, in school and
in the media.
"Reverse di crimination is in
vogue for the media right now, and
it's notfactual," he aid. "The media
perpetuate the mi perception and in-
ccuracies of the public's beliefs
about reverse discrimination." ,
"IF WE ESTABLISH a correct
plan for developing this, we could
get rid of the bad name that affirm­
ative action has developed over the
years," he said.
"Affirmative action is temporari-
AAPR
CHAVIS
continued from Pag 1
against the progressive movement,"
he said. "(1ndependent candidates)
can't even get on the ballot. You
have to almo t compromise yourself
to be a candidate, the way things are
organized. "
HE ALSO SAID that a third
party must not overempha ize
election to an office. Instead, he
suggests that the new political party
work primarily to deal realistically
with issues such as homelessness,
jobl and tional health care,
as well as to make the current
potitlcal system more "voter
friendly" and receptive to
independent candidates.
"We must look beyond the 1992
election," he added. "One of the
mistakes of the present movement is
that we assume that our momentum
for the struggle comes by placing
someone as president of a system
that needs to be changed. We must
change the system first. "
fights for the inevitable de truction
of capitalism, imperiaism, ettler­
coloniali m, neo-colonialism,
racism, zionism 'and apartheid.
The emergence of th Pan Move­
ment in the sixteenth and even­
tenth centurie 'ushered in concrete
efforts at building mass, All­
African organizations.
For information about the local
chapter write to:
AAPRP
P.O. Box 06824
Detroit, Mi 48206
Or call: '
(313) 869-8343
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