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Fight the Power’s Finished Manifesto Published

October 24, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson Leave a comment

Any organization that seeks to make change in society has to have a plan and a set of principles it can communicate to others. Fight the Power in that spirit […]

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Release Draft of FTP’s Manifesto Live on Google Docs

September 15, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson Leave a comment

We are proud to say that the release draft of Fight the Power’s manifesto laying out our ideals and our political program is live on Google Docs. We encourage all […]

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Candle Light Vigil Tonight

April 2, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson 1 Comment

Fight the Power is having it’s candle light vigil for victims of racial profiling tonight. It will be at 8pm in front of the Health Science Library at UB South […]

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Co­lo­ni­al­ism in Africa helped launch the HIV epidemic a century ago

March 2, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson Leave a comment

(From The Washington Post) By Craig Timberg and Daniel Halperin Published: February 27 We are unlikely to ever know all the details of the birth of the AIDS epidemic. But a series of […]

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Fight the Power Updates- Week of 2/26/12

March 2, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson Leave a comment

Although I am doing this late this week from now on expect an weekly update about FTP activities, organizational business and issues every Sunday night or Monday morning in your […]

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Fighting for Freedom vs Liberation

March 2, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson 1 Comment

For this post I want to deal with two oft used and abused terms in political discourse, freedom and liberation. We have thousands, nay, hundreds of thousands of organizations that […]

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Who Speaks for the 'Hood?: How Black Leaders Failed Us

February 9, 2012by Willliam Jamal Richardson 1 Comment

Reblogged from AllHipHop.com: (“Black Power Fist” image courtesy of Osiris Black) “Follow the leader is the title, theme, task/ Now ya know, you don’t have to ask.” – “Follow the […]

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  • Fight the Power's Finished Manifesto Published wp.me/p28fPI-3B 7 months ago
  • @panafricanweek starts tomorrow with a program entitled "Will The Real Africans Please Stand Up" Be there! 7 months ago
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