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Read more about the article Webinar Registration Here! Deepening the Struggle Against Colonialism! Year-in-review
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Webinar Registration Here! Deepening the Struggle Against Colonialism! Year-in-review

Click Here To Register!  Saturday, January 8, 2022 at 11:00 AM the Black is Back Coalition (BIBC) takes a look back at the year 2021. Imperialism is dying due to the struggles of Africans and other colonized peoples of the world are waging and winning against colonialism. The BIBC will examine another year of failing empire and highlight the victories of the people and our quest for self-determination. Join us in this very important summation of the 2021 political year and the work of the BIBC from January - December. Click Graphic below to register. Click Graphic to Register

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Read more about the article BLACK PEOPLE’S MARCH ON THE WHITE HOUSE – Deepening the resistance to police terror: Honoring our political prisoners and prisoners of war – Black Community Control of the Police!

BLACK PEOPLE’S MARCH ON THE WHITE HOUSE – Deepening the resistance to police terror: Honoring our political prisoners and prisoners of war – Black Community Control of the Police!

Register Now for the 13th Black People's March on the White House!

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Read more about the article Chairman Omali Yeshitela’s Call to the BIBC 12th Annual Conference Aug 7 & 8

Chairman Omali Yeshitela’s Call to the BIBC 12th Annual Conference Aug 7 & 8

On August 7th and 8th, 2021, the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations (BiBC) will be hosting our 12th Annual Conference. It will be a virtual conference, designed to take our struggle forward during the ever-deepening crisis enveloping the U.S. and the colonial-capitalist world. The theme of this conference,  “Deepening the Resistance to Police Terror: Honoring our Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War. Black Community Control of the Police,” is designed to establish a coherent mission for the Coalition and define the tasks of the U.S.-based Black Liberation Movement at this time. This is a Call to Africans and others who support the ongoing, irrepressible movement of our people for self-determination against U.S. domestic colonialism. The May…

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