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¨We believe in the judgment; we believe this first judgment will take place as God revealed, in America...¨
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¨We believe in justice for all, whether in God or not; we believe as others, that we are due equal justice as human beings.¨
The spirit aroused in the Black man says, “NO” — that the continent and what is on and under its surface belongs to him and his people (Black nation).
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” The spirit aroused in the Black man says, “NO” — that the continent and what is on and under its surface belongs to him and his people (Black nation). This spirit and knowledge is now not only confined to Africa and Asia, the Black, brown, and yellow people, but it actually is now arising in the American so-called Negro, the true lost and found brother of the Black man throughout the earth — whether it be Africa or Asia, he is the brother of them all.”–pg.184(tfoa)
They are now rising up to break away from the anglo shackles poverty and lack imposed upon from colonial rule under White Supremacy/Anglo dominance. We are watching the rise of the black nation globally. From the original continent(Africa) to the Asia pacific, and from the Caribbeans to South and Central America, the Aboriginals are rising up.
Deadly mine incident reflects South Africa poverty: HRW
About two weeks ago, at least 10 people were killed when violent protests over low pay first erupted at the Lonmin’s Marikana platinum mine.
Moreover, on August 16, 34 people were killed when police opened fire on workers on strike at the mine, causing further chaos.
The US-based Human Rights Watch blames the country’s worsening poverty, increasing social inequality, low wages, and poor social services for the recent violent strikes and protests in South Africa.
Experts say the unrest is the worst since the end of Apartheid white rule in 1994, and now seems to be spreading beyond the platinum mine.
Meanwhile, hundreds of workers at the Royal Bafokeng Platinum Mine are also demanding higher wages.
As a result of the unrest, the price of platinum has also reached its highest level since early May.
On Tuesday, South African Defense Minister Nosiviwe Noluthando Mapisa-Nqakula apologized to the miners at the site of the deadly incident.
Also, on Monday, the country’s mining authority retreated from its initial threats of firing 3,000 of the striking workers if they did not return to their work.
South Africa is home to nearly 80 percent of the world’s platinum reserves.
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