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“Stop and Frisk” officially ends; U.S. war on the black community does not

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Jeffrey Kilibwa, found lynched on August 6th

News from around the web:

African man in New Jersey is most recent victim of white vigilante violence.  Born in Kenya, the 61-year-old man was found hanging from a tree with hands tied behind his back.  Police cover-up foul play. This lynching is part of a war on the African community, where every 28 hours an African man woman or child is murdered by the State or by an Euro-american vigilante. Read more:

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2013/08/kenyan-lynched-in-nj-why-are-they-hiding-it-man-found-hanging-from-tree-in-jersey-city-with-hands-tied-behind-back-graphic-picture-2735478.html

Atlanta hospital attempts murder of a 15-year-old African child who is dying from an enlarged heart. He has less than 6 months to live if he doesn’t receive an emergency heart transplant. To justify their attack, they slander the child as a criminal.  U.S. hospitals are white colonial institutions that deny Africans access  to their healthcare. Read more:

www.alternet.org/dying-black-teen-denied-heart-transplant-due-partly-low-grades-and-trouble-law

 

News from the Uhuru Movement:

Justice for Trayvon Martin will be won in the streets – not in a U.S. courtroom!

By Omowale Kefing

Immediately following the verdict, U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama loudly pro­claimed, “The jury has spoken.”
This verdict, validating and encouraging colonial violence against Africans, brought forth by a jury and court of Zimmerman’s peers is what U.S. white power has always meant to the colo­nized African population inside U.S. borders—a continued state of terrorist oppression. Read more:

PEOPLES RESISTANCE FORCES END TO STOP AND FRISK POLICY! STRUGGLE AGAINST COLONIAL OCCUPATION MUST INTENSIFY!

By International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement

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Even before the term “stop and frisk” was invented the colonial police forces were stopping and frisking Africans in this country and worldwide. Sometimes it was called apartheid and the pass laws.  Sometimes it was called “racial profiling”.  Sometimes it was called “Jim Crow”.  Sometimes it was called the search and capture of runaway slaves.  Sometimes it was called “pigs terrorizing our communities.”  But it has always been, objectively speaking, a colonial military occupation of the African community which has ALWAYS functioned without regard for what the law may say at any given time. Read More: http://inpdumresistance.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/peoples-resistance-forces-end-to-stop-and-frisk-policy-struggle-against-colonial-occupation-must-intensify/

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