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The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party Day 5 Part 2 July 12, 2010 Washington, D...
98:50 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party Day 5 Part 1 July 12, 2010 Washington,...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party, July 10th 2010, Kellogg Conference Center,...
110:49 minutes, released 2010

"The Glorious History of the Party" The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialis...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party: Day 1 Part 4 July 10, 2010 Washington...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party Day 2 Part 3 July 11, 2010 Washington,...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party: Day 1 Part 5 July 10, 2010 Washington...
13:35 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party Day 2 Part 6 July 11, 2010 Washington, D...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

The 5th Congress of the African People's Socialist Party Day 2 Part 5 July 11, 2010 Washington, D...
120:00 minutes, released 2010

The REAL flashmob is the DA, police and City Hall! The International People's Democratic Uhuru Movem...
9:42 minutes, released 2010

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2010-08-29

Report from Uhuru Solidarity Movement organizers in Philadelphia, PA on the ongoing campaign to free Diop Olugbala, the President of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement and leader in Philadelphia, who was attacked and arrested by police for peacefully protesting inside City Hall on March 19, 2009. Hear reports from the trial on August 24, 2010, where Judge Roxanne Covington found Diop guilty of felony aggravated assault, as well as clips from the powerful Uhuru Movement demonstration outside the courthouse. Learn about the Reparations in Action campaign, an international fundraising and action campaign that YOU can be a part of, leading up to the Day in Solidarity With African People event in Philadelphia on November 6th.

From Africa Live , 2010-08-22

As the resistance of African workers to imperialist oppression gains momentum around the world and the Uhuru Movement gains recognition for its leading role in the international African revolution, it has come under increasing attack by the imperialist state and its reactionary ideological defenders.

Join the live discussion with Nyabinga Dzimbahwe and Omowale Kefing, editor of The Burning Spear Newspaper, to learn what you can do to:

• Free Diop Olugbala, who faces trial this week in Philadelphia for speaking out against police violence and social service budget cuts
• Stop the St. Petersburg police attacks on the sons of African Socialist International Chairman Omali Yeshitela
• Expose the corporate news media attacks and slander of Chairman Omali!

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2010-08-15

Comrades Jesse Nevel and Mathew Daiagi in Uhuru Solidarity Movement (USM) of Miami report on recent police murders in Miami and the history of police containment in the majority African neighborhood of Overtown, Miami. Comrades also interview President of the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM), Diop Olugbala, about police containment and the meaning of the recent police slogan of "Take Back Our Streets." Diop Olugbala and USM comrades emphasize how the work of the Uhuru Movement provides a way for African people to resist police containment and why white people should unite to overthrow this colonial system of white power by joining USM.

From Africa Live , 2010-06-20

Hear clips from Harlem, New York at the June 15, 2010 event demanding freedom for political prisoners. Event sponsors included the Black is Black Coalition, Harlem Anti-War Coalition, Black Agenda Report and the Lynne Stewart Defense Fund. Show includes presentations by Nellie Bailey, Harlem Anti-War Coalition; Oronde Takuma, NYC Rep of Black is Back! Coalition; Penny Hess, Chairwoman of African People's Solidarity Committee; Diop Olugbala, International Organizer for Uhuru Movement; Ralph Poynter, of Lynn Stewart Defense Committee; and Glen Ford, Editor of Black Agenda Report.

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2009-12-20

APSC Organizers in Philadelphia review the year in struggle, featuring clips from demonstrations and events around the campaign to defend the City Hall 2, Earth Day Fest & Flea Market, the Uhuru Solidarity Movement National Conference, the Summer Week of Action, the They Say Cutback We Say Payback march on City Hall, African People’s Solidarity Day, Black is Back, and the Founding Conference of the African People’s Socialist Party Sierra Leone. Find out how you can get involved and participate in the 2010 APSC National Conference in St Petersburg, FL January 10-12!

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2009-11-15

This week's Solidarity Not Charity reports on the historic Black is Back Mobilization on November 7th in Washington, D.C., which the African People's Solidarity Committee was honored to participate in. We will hear a solidarity statement from APSC Chairwoman Penny Hess, and discuss the significance of the coalition in this period of imperialist crisis. We will also hear updates on the Hands Off the City Hall 2 Campaign in Philadelphia -- the upcoming trial of InPDUM organizer Diop Olugbala, who is facing felony charges from the March 19th Philadelphia City Council session in which he and Shabaka Mnombatha were brutally attacked and arrested by the Philadelphia police for peacefully protesting neocolonial Mayor Michael Nutter's budget attacks on the African community. Find out how we can get involved from the white community and stand in solidarity with African people's right to resist oppression!

From Uhuru On Tha Move , 2009-07-05

Live discussion with Diop Olugbala about the upcoming Convention of the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement, plus updates on the trial of the Philadelphia City Hall 2.

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2009-06-21

African People's Solidarity Committee organizers Alison Hoehne and Harris Daniels interview Diop Olugbala, International Organizer for the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement, local leadership of the Uhuru Movement in Philadelphia, and one of the defendants in the City Hall 2 campaign. They will discuss the history of African oppression and resistance in Philadelphia, the Uhuru Movement's leadership in organizing the African community into conscious struggle in defense of democratic rights, and how white people and other allies of the struggle for black power in Philly can get involved in work that's changing the world!

From Uhuru On Tha Move , 2009-03-29

International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) international organizer Diop Olugbala talks live with InPDUM organizer Shanrika Turney, live from Oakland, California where the community is in heated struggle over the role of the police in the African community, in the wake of the killing of 4 policemen by 26-year-old Lovelle Mixon.

From Africa Live , 2009-03-01

Nyabinga Dzimbahwe interviews Sylviane Ranu on the rebellions in Guadeloupe and Martinique in response to low wages and high prices imposed by the French colonial government. Nyabinga also speaks with Chairman Omali Yeshitela about a conference held by the Association of Raza Educators where he spoke and with Diop Olugbala about the upcoming African Liberation Day mobilization to be held in Washington D.C. on May 22-24, 2009.

From Uhuru On Tha Move , 2008-12-21

Hosts Ivory Sobukwe-SoDaye, International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) President and co-host Kobina Bantushango will talk live with InPDUM international organizer Diop Olugbala and Comrade Nanny, the grandmother of Denill Giddings (who was murdered by Philadelphia police) about the Philadelphia Reparations Tribunal, held December 13, 2008, which put Philadelphia city officials on trial for the police murder of numerous African people.

From Uhuru On Tha Move , 2008-11-30

Hosts Ivory Sobukwe-SoDaye, International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) President and co-host Kobina Bantushango will talk live with InPDUM organizer Diop Olugbala about the campaign to win the release of Uhuru leader Ajamu Bandele, currently held without bond in York Pennsylvania. They will also provide an update on the December 6 Philadelphia mobilization in support of political prisoner Mumia Abu Jamal.

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2008-11-02

The presentation made by International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement organizer Diop Olugbala at an event sponsored by the African People's Solidarity Committee on October 23, 2008 at the First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

From Solidarity, Not Charity! , 2008-10-19

Broadcasting from Philadelphia PA, African People's Solidarity Committee organizers Alison Hoehne and Harris Daniels will talk live with Diop Olugbala, International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement Organizer, as well as members of the family of Denill Giddings, who was murdered by Philadelphia Police on Sept. 23rd. They will discuss the brutal relationship of the Philadelphia Police to the African community. Diop, who is organizing a Reparations Tribunal in Philadelphia, will speak on the resistance in this city known for its hostile living conditions and police murders of young African men.

From InPDUM Convention 2008 , 2008-09-27

The 17th Annual Convention of the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM) was held in St. Petersburg, Florida, September 27-28, 2008. It was hosted by Diop Olugbala, InPDUM's International Organizer. This portion of Uhuru Radio's live broadcast of the Convention includes Diop's opening and a statement from InPDUM's International President Ivory Sobukwe-SoDaye.

2008-10-15

When Diop Olugbala, along with others from the Uhuru Movement, protested Barack Obama at a town hall meeting in St. Petersburg, FL on August 1, 2008, the movement’s bold challenge was heard around the world. “What about the black community?” is rapidly became a new mantra, targeting not just Obama but all the candidates large and small who were vying to lead the United States of America. While Obama counts much of the African community in this country among his most enthusiastic supporters he has had no problem avoiding the pressing issues and ever-worsening conditions facing African people in America today.