Danny Glover's slavery film lacked "white heroes", producers said
July 25, 2008
US actor Danny Glover, who plans an epic next year on Haitian independence hero Toussaint-Louverture, said he slaved to raise funds for the movie because financiers complained there were no white heroes.
Empowering Cuba to Save More African Lives
August 23, 2008: by Obi Egbuna The bravery and fervor Cuban Revolutionaries have displayed since time immemorial, from Jose Marti (whom Fidel Castro affectionately refers to as the Apostle of the revolution) and General Antonio Maceo to Che Guevara and Vilma Espin, have always been an inspiration to those who truly love freedom and justice.
Wake up, racism is not 'a thing of the past'
August 07, 2008 : by Edmund W. Lewis When did racism become a thing of the past? When did white Americans have a convention and decide that they would no longer support, tolerate or benefit from a system of white supremacy that gives them advantages in virtually every aspect of life?
Mugabe's Biggest Sin:
Anglo-American and Chinese interests clash...
July 30, 2008 : by F. William Engdahl Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe, presides over one of the world's richest minerals treasures, the Great Dyke region, which cuts a geological swath across the entire land from northeast to southwest. The real background to the pious concerns of the Bush Administration...
