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Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali


  • Canadian PM Trudeau is not a friend of all God’s children

    Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali | Violence & Peace
    29.06.2017

    Canada is attempting to project itself as a friend of Africa, Haiti, women and the world. If he is to be believed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a friend of all God’s children. But is he?

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Canada in Africa, Anticolonial struggles in Africa, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Mobutu Sese Seko, Canadian mining, Balck Radical Tradition

  • Malcolm X in the 21st century

    Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali | Global Pan-Africanism
    18.05.2017

    The revolutionary pan-Africanist would have been 92 years this week. His struggles for the liberation of Black people from imperialism and its twin, racism, remain as relevant and inspirational as ever.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Malcolm X, Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali, Omowale, Nation of Islam, Elijah Mohammed, Burning Spear, Mau Mau, Kenya Land and Freedom Army, Dedan Kimathi, Bandung Conference, Muslim Mosque Inc., Organization of Afro American Unity

  • Malcolm X at 91: A foremost revolutionary Pan-Africanist

    Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali | Global Pan-Africanism
    26.05.2016

    Malcolm X is widely credited with spreading Black nationalism and revolutionary Pan-Africanism in the Western Hemisphere. On a visit to Nigeria, he was given the name Omowale, which means in the Yoruba language, “the son who has come home.”

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Malcom X, Nation of Islam

  • From Negro History Week to African Liberation Month

    Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali | Global Pan-Africanism
    12.02.2014

    It was in 1926 that “Negro History Week” began and has evolved into “Black History Month” and for some “African Liberation Month.” For many Africans and Diaspora Africans African history must liberate us mentally, economically, and politically from imperialism and neo-colonialism

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Toronto and the cultural boycott of South Africa

    Norman (Otis) Richmond aka Jalali | Governance
    15.01.2014

    The Toronto-based Biko Rodney Malcolm Coalition (BRMC) played an important role in isolating those African musicians who collaborated with the reviled apartheid regime and celebrating those who culturally boycotted South Africa. This history is important for us to remember

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

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