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Revolutionary in Exile Added to FBI Terrorist List

May 5th 2013

Revolutionary in Exile is Added to Terrorist List Assata Shakur, a former Black activist who has been in Cuba for 40 years has become the 1st woman on the FBI’s Terrorist List.  This marks her to be kidnapped or killed, said former Black Panther Activist, Angela Davis.  “A $2 million bounty has been put on [...]

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Ayesha Muhammad Elected President of the Afrodescendant Nation

March 22nd 2013

Ayesha Muhammad Elected President of the Afrodescendant Government   In a hotly contested race, for the Presidency of the Afrodescendant Nation that resulted in a court challenge by the incumbent, Ajani Mukarram, Ayesha Muhammad was declared the winner. Her victory is historical as she is the first elected president of the Afrodescendant Nation, and the [...]

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Vice President Outlines Vision For Afrodescendant Government

November 10th 2012

Vice President Ishmael Abdul Salaam of the Lost-Found Nation of Islam outlined his vision for the Afrodescendant Government should he and President Ajani Mukarram be elected in December’s National election, in the second campaign conference call November 8, 2012. He outlined a special emphasis on youth in the Nation targeted for those from 18-25.  “This [...]

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Muhammad Speaks Interviews Presidential Candidates

November 5th 2012

From Electing A New Slave Master, To Electing A New Commander In Chief Presidential Debate 2012  By: Sa’iida Sattar Editor’s Note: VP Ishmael Abdul Salaam’s responses will be added as soon as they are received. On October 7, 2012, for the first time, a presidential debate occurred between current president, Ajani Mukarram and vice president, [...]

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Presidential Candidates Present 2 Distinct Visions

October 10th 2012

    Presidential Candidates for Nation present 2  Distinct Visions   President Ajani Mukkarram and Major Ayesha  Salaam presented 2 distinct visions for the future of the Afrodescendant Nation in the first election and presidential debate in the history of the Nation. The debate was held at Muhammad’s Mosque in Atlanta, Georgia on the 115th [...]

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The Afrodescendant Constitution is Unveiled

October 10th 2012

  The Afrodescendant Constitution is Unveiled By Raushana Karriem One of the most important historical events in our sojourn occurred September 29, 2012 as the descendants  of  our enslaved ancestors  unveiled the Afrodescendant Constitution at Muhammad’s Mosque in Atlanta, Georgia. The Afrodescendant Constitution was 12 years in the making and was written by the Constitutional Committee [...]

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Can a Brillant Black Doctor Be a Victim of Ethnocide?

September 15th 2012

Can A Brilliant Black Doctor Be A Confused Victim of Ethnocide? By Malik Al-Arkram All slave descendants in the western hemisphere, regardless of education, income or political ideology, are suffering from the lingering effects of plantation slavery.  That includes billionaires like Oprah and Cosby, entertainers like Jay-Z and Beyonce, politicians like Condoleezza Rice and Jesse [...]

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Third World Economy for Afrodescendants in America

July 7th 2012

U.S. Economy Forces Many Black Americans Into Third-World Status July 4, 2012 By Editor Recently the U.S. Census Bureau reported what much of Black America already knows: Black people in America are not just poor by American standards; many of us are third-world poor. The story of Black economics in 2012 is one of massive [...]

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The Coronation of Queen Misshaki

June 6th 2012

The Coronation of Queen Misshaki Muhammad of the Afrodescendant Nation By Senator Raushana Karriem   February 25th 2012 marked an historic epoch in our history, as the descendants of chattel slaves, raised one of our women to the position of Queen of the Afrodescendant Nation. Queen Misshaki Muhammad was crowned by her husband the Honorable [...]

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We Need Your Support!

June 1st 2012

Your donations and contributions will assist in the fight for true, Freedom, Justice and Equality for our people. We need your assistance to help us attain the goal of Reparations for our suffering people. All of your contributions are tax-deductible. Make your checks and money orders to Muhammad Speaks,  mailing address is 256 E. 156th [...]