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April 17, 1994 - Image 7

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Michigan Citizen, 1994-04-17

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I
c: () A I � I r r I o N
t African Pe
found tion for glo I" Afri n
tion lity." Virtually II of t
great African philosophe re­
ligio nd political I ders have
n in th t ditional African
w y of life a iritual, ethical
and moral tandard of i mp­
rabl v lu of African people n
to all of hum nkind.
In our mo t recent history it
was/is Dr. Maulana Kar nga
who developed the th ory of
Kawaida, the doctrin of tradi­
tion and reason, b ed on the
traditional African y of life.
Th Nguzo Saba, the Se n
Principles of the Black V lue
System, and Kwanzaa are de­
rived from Dr. Karenga's analy­
sis of and appreciation for the
virtu of the African worldview
as reflected in the traditional
.. ; .
Come and listen to story
'bout a man named Fred
Owned a poor Brack busine s,
I, p hIS family fed ...
\"oTI G RIGHTS TOUR--Beginning on May
27th the NRC will lead a bus caravan aero s the.
South to alert people to the dangers of the current
attacks on the Voting Rights Act as a r sult of the
Iraw I:. n decision. The tour: Dallas (27th);
Dallas-Ft. Worth (2 th): Hou ton & Baton Roug
(L )(29th): Mississippi. Mobii (AL) & Tallahass
(FL)(30th): Jacksonvill <3 l st): Decatur & Atlanta
( ,A) (June l st): Augusta (GA) &. Colurn in (S )
(Znd): h rlotte (3rd): Rockv Mount (.' H- h):
and �c\\'p rt �C\\S or Richmond (V Au Sth).
G HE reality of ra-
cism/white upremacy, capital­
ism and imperialism as the
dominant oppr iva forces in
the world today, it is clear that
Then one day he was looking for clue.
when up from {he hoo came a Spirit ,111 'W
(Sleele (IOtd 'he' 1 •... Unlt ,
Well the next thin you know
01' Fred's a rruu« .) we.
the kin folks said u ou III
move away from tl ere
MA Y 12-15, . en' York Marriott East ide (Local
merica & top
Parents and oth rs con
about Black children' edu tion
are facing wider choi · and s -
rious problems in d ciding
which type of hools they want
their children to att nd.
In many lar t citi s w find
various schools:
• Neighborhood, t·
ingpublic schools practically all­
Black because of wrote flight,
reduced busing, lower funding,
violence, di ciplin arid gerry­
mandering.
Integrated public chools
that are consider inad uate
because of deficient curricula,
poor teaching, violence, and dis­
cipline.
Integrated magn t
with limited nrollm nt. They
specialize in program for gift
students.
Privat and p hi
schools, frequ ntly C
which r ligiou ind
CONNECT WITH US
TM
_() 7 _ "' _I I ..
1 (\
_(): 12 -11( ....
LETU
R ch
,
By -James E. Alsbrook
,
fight, "by
ecessarv" - non-
truggl e.g.
, demonstra­
ob dience or
through armed truggle/re I­
lion of achi ve li rati on for M­
rican peopl t world 0 r. But
a ruggle, t be
clear that do not truggle to
achieve liberation/po er to
dominate, opp and exploit
others. or do we truggle to
extract revenge, to maim, mur­
der and d troy a hole raoe of
people forth crim ofsom (or
even many) of raoe functioning
within an evil and corrup sys­
tem.
On th contrary our challenge
as African people is to uphold a
tradition of justice, righteous­
ness and genuine humanity/hu­
manism which is deeply rooted
in the African Personality.
As we struggle for African lib­
eration I believe that it is im­
perative that we uphold the
moral and ethical principl that
are inherent in the concept of
Mast and th traditional way of
life' of African people. We must
not becomelike tho who have
defiled the world with their ra­
cism, religious bigotry, hate,
greed, rape, pillage, exploita-
tion/opp ion/domination .
We are called to build and
a new!? digmof'pos­
foX �mcan� � nd
d.1n't�.tfp 'how
·..J"w'e con uct' ourse ves in the
struggle for African freedom/lib­
eration is important. Though we
will give our enemies no quarter,
we must understand that right­
eousness and justice and an un­
compromising commitment to a
society/nation and world based
on the values and principles of
the traditional way of life of M­
rican people is our greatest ron­
tribution to ourselves and the
world.
Ron Daruel roe a Presr.d.entofthe
In brute for ommunity Orgaru..zation.
and Deuelopment tn Youngstown, Ohio.
lie maybe ntaa d as (216) 74 5747.

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