http://www.fatcatvideo.net/ Watch and Share videos and photos from all over the web! http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification Argotic Syndication Framework 2008.0.2.0, http://www.codeplex.com/Argotic Wed, 23 May 2012 05:38:55 GMT Excerpts: "When we look at other parts of this Earth upon which we live, we find that black, brown, red, and yellow people in Africa and Asia are getting their Independence. They are not getting it by singing "We shall over come." No, they are getting it through Nationalism. It is Nationalism that brought about the independance of the people in Asia.... and it will take Black Nationalism to bring about the freedom of 22 million Afro-Americans here in this country where we have suffered colonialism for the past 400 years...." "I am not a Republican nor a Democrat, nor an American, and got sense enough to know it. I am one of the 22 million Black victims of the Democrats, and one of the 22 million Black victims of the Republicans, and one of the 22 million Black victims of Americanism.... You and I have never seen Democracy, all we've seen is hypocracy.... If you go to jail, so what. If you are Black, you were born in jail. If you are Black, you were born in jail, in the North as well as the South. Stop talking about the South. As long as you are South of the Canadian border, you are South. http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=sJKMfn5J_d4 Fri, 13 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT "White Radicals One of the criticisms of white militants and radicals is that when we view the masses of white people we view the overall reality of America, we view the racism, the bigotry, and the distortion of personality, we view man's inhumanity to man; we view in reality 180 million racists. The sensitive white intellectual and radical who is fighting to bring about change is conscious of this fact, but does not have the courage to admit this. When he admits this reality, then he must also admit his involvement because he is a part of the collective white America. It is only to the extent that he recognizes this that he will be able to change this reality. Another common concern is, how does the white radical view the black community, and how does he view the poor white community, in terms of organizing? So far, we have found that most white radicals have sought to escape the horrible reality of America by going into the black community and attempting to organize black people while neglecting the organization of their own people's racist communities. How can one clean up someone else's yard when one's own yard is untidy? Again we feel that SNCC and the civil rights movement in general is in many aspects similar to the anticolonial situations in the African and Asian countries. We have the whites in the movement corresponding to the white civil servants and missionaries in the colonial countries who have worked with the colonial people for a long period of time and ... http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=holLU5WNxZY Fri, 13 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT For more please see: RBG Blakademics Minister Malcolm X Studies Collection www.scribd.com A Few Malcolm X Quotes on racism. "I believe in human beings, and that all human beings should be respected as such, regardless of their color." "If I have a cup of coffee that is too strong for me... http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=yVPA1GlsLO4 Fri, 13 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT For definitive study:RBG Free Mumia and All New Afrikan PP/POW and the PIC Studies Collection www.scribd.com ALL ASSETS ARE DOWNLOADABLE http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=shLzYdXtIEE Mon, 06 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMT Download the full RBG Tutorial-Kiilu Nyash and Emory Douglas- Remember Oscar Grant, Resist Police Brutality and Murder www.scribd.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=dPIee8UxUk4 Fri, 25 Feb 2011 00:00:00 GMT Open/Study/Download Intro to The BLA Political Statement -An Interactive Pictorial PowerPoint Presentation www.scribd.com FULL DOCUMENT/FULL SCREEN www.scribd.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=btwqJbK2jtc Sat, 06 Nov 2010 00:00:00 GMT On Thursday night, October 7th an unusually stimulating program called "International Perspectives on Police Terrorism and the Death Penalty" was held at St. Mary's Church. The keynote speaker was Cecil Gutzmore, a revolutionary Pan-African intellectual and activist who addressed the issue of the death penalty and police terrorism in Great Britain and Jamaica. He presented a very sharp analysis of how the two issues were totally interrelated in the racist/imperialist structure of both Jamaica as a colony of the United Kingdom and of Great Britain as a colonial power. Amadi Ajamu of the December 12 Movement talked of the concrete challenges her longtime "fighter in the streets" organization had with the police, including the historic struggle of the NY 8, and how they developed their legal strategy of fighting the Giuliani indictments. JR introduced Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of El Haj Malik Shabazz. Malcolm then spoke briefly and very movingly about his visit to Mumia and the importance of supporting our political prisoners. politube.org http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=2FlUr_BekAA Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMT On Thursday night, October 7th an unusually stimulating program called "International Perspectives on Police Terrorism and the Death Penalty" was held at St. Mary's Church. The keynote speaker was Cecil Gutzmore, a revolutionary Pan-African intellectual and activist who addressed the issue of the death penalty and police terrorism in Great Britain and Jamaica. He presented a very sharp analysis of how the two issues were totally interrelated in the racist/imperialist structure of both Jamaica as a colony of the United Kingdom and of Great Britain as a colonial power. Amadi Ajamu of the December 12 Movement talked of the concrete challenges her longtime "fighter in the streets" organization had with the police, including the historic struggle of the NY 8, and how they developed their legal strategy of fighting the Giuliani indictments. JR introduced Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of El Haj Malik Shabazz. Malcolm then spoke briefly and very movingly about his visit to Mumia and the importance of supporting our political prisoners. politube.org http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=noyJIuWHaBY Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMT On Thursday night, October 7th an unusually stimulating program called "International Perspectives on Police Terrorism and the Death Penalty" was held at St. Mary's Church. The keynote speaker was Cecil Gutzmore, a revolutionary Pan-African intellectual and activist who addressed the issue of the death penalty and police terrorism in Great Britain and Jamaica. He presented a very sharp analysis of how the two issues were totally interrelated in the racist/imperialist structure of both Jamaica as a colony of the United Kingdom and of Great Britain as a colonial power. Amadi Ajamu of the December 12 Movement talked of the concrete challenges her longtime "fighter in the streets" organization had with the police, including the historic struggle of the NY 8, and how they developed their legal strategy of fighting the Giuliani indictments. JR introduced Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of El Haj Malik Shabazz. Malcolm then spoke briefly and very movingly about his visit to Mumia and the importance of supporting our political prisoners. politube.org http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=tqTUyOioJ7I Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMT On Thursday night, October 7th an unusually stimulating program called "International Perspectives on Police Terrorism and the Death Penalty" was held at St. Mary's Church. The keynote speaker was Cecil Gutzmore, a revolutionary Pan-African intellectual and activist who addressed the issue of the death penalty and police terrorism in Great Britain and Jamaica. He presented a very sharp analysis of how the two issues were totally interrelated in the racist/imperialist structure of both Jamaica as a colony of the United Kingdom and of Great Britain as a colonial power. Amadi Ajamu of the December 12 Movement talked of the concrete challenges her longtime "fighter in the streets" organization had with the police, including the historic struggle of the NY 8, and how they developed their legal strategy of fighting the Giuliani indictments. JR introduced Malcolm Shabazz, grandson of El Haj Malik Shabazz. Malcolm then spoke briefly and very movingly about his visit to Mumia and the importance of supporting our political prisoners. politube.org http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=TTLaJbAfWKc Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:00:00 GMT The FBI's War on Black America offers a thought provoking look at a government-sanctioned conspiracy, the FBI's counter intelligence program known as Cointelpro. This documentary establishes historical perspective on the measures initiated by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI which aimed to discredit black political figures and forces of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Combining declassified documents, interviews, rare footage and exhaustive research, it investigates the government's role in the assignations of Malcom X, Fred Hampton and Martin Luther King Jr. The film reflects the rigorous research which went into its making, and portrays the nation's unrest during the period it recounts. http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=GGL6QbbasAs Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT The FBI's War on Black America offers a thought provoking look at a government-sanctioned conspiracy, the FBI's counter intelligence program known as Cointelpro. This documentary establishes historical perspective on the measures initiated by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI which aimed to discredit black political figures and forces of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Combining declassified documents, interviews, rare footage and exhaustive research, it investigates the government's role in the assignations of Malcom X, Fred Hampton and Martin Luther King Jr. The film reflects the rigorous research which went into its making, and portrays the nation's unrest during the period it recounts. http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=zYZS2nfmqps Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT The FBI's War on Black America offers a thought provoking look at a government-sanctioned conspiracy, the FBI's counter intelligence program known as Cointelpro. This documentary establishes historical perspective on the measures initiated by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI which aimed to discredit black political figures and forces of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Combining declassified documents, interviews, rare footage and exhaustive research, it investigates the government's role in the assignations of Malcom X, Fred Hampton and Martin Luther King Jr. The film reflects the rigorous research which went into its making, and portrays the nation's unrest during the period it recounts. http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=YN2aXNFvJcU Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT The FBI's War on Black America offers a thought provoking look at a government-sanctioned conspiracy, the FBI's counter intelligence program known as Cointelpro. This documentary establishes historical perspective on the measures initiated by J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI which aimed to discredit black political figures and forces of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Combining declassified documents, interviews, rare footage and exhaustive research, it investigates the government's role in the assignations of Malcom X, Fred Hampton and Martin Luther King Jr. The film reflects the rigorous research which went into its making, and portrays the nation's unrest during the period it recounts. http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=0waWNL1J0fY Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT Lecture Notes: Though it happened more that 30 years ago, Attica crystallizes many issues concerning criminal justice, race, and governmental accountability that are still troubling our society today. It goes down in history as the bloodiest uprising in an American penal institution. The four-day takeover began on September 9, 1971, at the Attica Correctional Facility, located in Attica, a town in Upstate New York. 1281 inmates, mostly black, gained control of the prison, took 39 hostages, and issued 31 demands, primarily concerning improvements in inhumane prison conditions. Negotiations with State Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald lasted four days, and involved 33 observers with New York State Governor Nelson Rockefeller tracking the stand-off from afar. After negotiations stalled, 500 armed troopers stormed the prison. In the end, 29 hostages and 10 guards were killed, all by police fire. Brutal retaliations and a cover-up followed. Inmates who suffered physical torture and reprisals filed a class action suit against the state. After 26 years, the case was settled with a $12 million award to inmates and their attorneys. Now the hostages are asking New York State for equal recognition. 1) Race and class were commonly acknowledged as being at the heart of tensions within Attica in 1971, but the huge disparity between African American and white felons continues today, raising questions about the color-blindness of the judicial system 2) Attica became the well-spring ... http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=w4vz47WgTfk Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT Lecture Notes: Though it happened more that 30 years ago, Attica crystallizes many issues concerning criminal justice, race, and governmental accountability that are still troubling our society today. It goes down in history as the bloodiest uprising in an American penal institution. The four-day takeover began on September 9, 1971, at the Attica Correctional Facility, located in Attica, a town in Upstate New York. 1281 inmates, mostly black, gained control of the prison, took 39 hostages, and issued 31 demands, primarily concerning improvements in inhumane prison conditions. Negotiations with State Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald lasted four days, and involved 33 observers with New York State Governor Nelson Rockefeller tracking the stand-off from afar. After negotiations stalled, 500 armed troopers stormed the prison. In the end, 29 hostages and 10 guards were killed, all by police fire. Brutal retaliations and a cover-up followed. Inmates who suffered physical torture and reprisals filed a class action suit against the state. After 26 years, the case was settled with a $12 million award to inmates and their attorneys. Now the hostages are asking New York State for equal recognition. 1) Race and class were commonly acknowledged as being at the heart of tensions within Attica in 1971, but the huge disparity between African American and white felons continues today, raising questions about the color-blindness of the judicial system 2) Attica became the well-spring ... http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=ExZB5NVoaqs Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT Lecture Notes: Though it happened more that 30 years ago, Attica crystallizes many issues concerning criminal justice, race, and governmental accountability that are still troubling our society today. It goes down in history as the bloodiest uprising in an American penal institution. The four-day takeover began on September 9, 1971, at the Attica Correctional Facility, located in Attica, a town in Upstate New York. 1281 inmates, mostly black, gained control of the prison, took 39 hostages, and issued 31 demands, primarily concerning improvements in inhumane prison conditions. Negotiations with State Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald lasted four days, and involved 33 observers with New York State Governor Nelson Rockefeller tracking the stand-off from afar. After negotiations stalled, 500 armed troopers stormed the prison. In the end, 29 hostages and 10 guards were killed, all by police fire. Brutal retaliations and a cover-up followed. Inmates who suffered physical torture and reprisals filed a class action suit against the state. After 26 years, the case was settled with a $12 million award to inmates and their attorneys. Now the hostages are asking New York State for equal recognition. 1) Race and class were commonly acknowledged as being at the heart of tensions within Attica in 1971, but the huge disparity between African American and white felons continues today, raising questions about the color-blindness of the judicial system 2) Attica became the well-spring ... http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=oMjQCAjKLiw Sun, 09 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT RBG WORLDWIDE 1 NATION BLUEPRINT FOR BLACK POWER STUDY CELL rbgnation.ning.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=Qd7M1RVdqms Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT RBG Street Scholars Think Tank Multi-Media E-Zine: The Life, Lessons and Teachings of Dr. Kwame Toure ( fna Stokeley Carmichael ), Feat. RBGz A-APRP Study Extension rbg-street-scholar-multi-media-e-zine.blogspot.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=5qCu3rAB8XE Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT RBG Defined:The Music, The Movement, and The College www.zimbio.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=2fx8Jl9UVyI Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT WE CHARGE GENOCIDE-William Patterson et al www.questia.com THIS IS THE PIECE I AM REFERRING TO IN TODAY'S FROLINAN WEBINAR livestre.am Organization of Afro-American Unity-Malcolm X and the OAAU Aims and Objectives- mp3s Included www.scribd.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=TU3jkQBblG8 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT DR. KHALLID'S CLASSROOM's rbgnation.ning.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=Z57SS_feXfM Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT Malcolm X / Make It Plain: The Classic Documentary and A Timeline rbgnation.ning.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=a83Dz7rk8KQ Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT Malcolm X / Make It Plain: The Classic Documentary and A Timeline rbgnation.ning.com http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=j9EQKf4kOD8 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT "I am a Black revolutionary woman, and because of this i have been charged with and accused of every alleged crime in which a woman was believed to have participated. The alleged crimes in which only men were supposedly involved, i have been accused of planning. They have plastered pictures alleged to be me in post offices, airports, hotels, police cars, subways, banks, television, and newspapers. They have offered over fifty thousand dollars in rewards for my capture and they have issued orders to shoot on sight and shoot to kill." -Assata LEARN MORE AND GET INVOLVED: www.assatashakur.org http://www.fatcatvideo.net/VideoDetail.aspx?pv=yt&assetId=yhWaijtX6V8 Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT