Monthly Archives: July 2013
Morgenthau Still Rules the “Plantation in Absentia ©
Usually, a Black person has no access to a high-ranking, Black politician in New York. It is unusual to have access to a white politician. A “special invitation” from a high-ranking, white politician is unprecedented. This was my […]
One and Done? ©
After a virtually all-white, all female jury in Seminole County, FL acquitted George Zimmerman of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of Trayvon Martin, Rev. Al Sharpton vowed that he would spur and stage marches around more than one […]
“Community Cop” and the Cotton Club Tonight
After “Community Cop”, which airs live on public access channels in New York City in addition to MNN.org on this Tuesday at 5:00 p.m., the discussion will […]
Online Education or a Classroom Education? ©
Actually, Blacks need both an online education and a classroom education. For the past two years, I have delivered both to persons of African ancestry. During this period, I have written daily articles which were transmitted online. I have also given classroom instructions […]
Black Talk Radio: A Commercial Trap ©
Harriet Tubman learned early that if you sought to free a “slave” from bondage, it was not enough to simply go onto the plantation and armed only with the “art of persuasion”. The “slave” world run […]
Final Call for the Freedom Party By Alton H. Maddox, Jr. This Saturday, the Freedom Party will not only kick-off its journey to City Hall but it will also initiate a crusade to not only put George Zimmerman behind bars […]
United African Movement ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Alton h. Maddox, jr. Tel.: (718) 834-9034 Chairman Fax : (718) 884-8241 P.O. Box 35 Bronx, NY 10471 July 21, 2013 Hon. Barack Obama The President The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, […]
Trayvon Martin on Trial again Tonight
Howard Beach was not only the first time that any jurisdiction in the United States was compelled to appoint a special prosecutor in a racially-motivated case but it was also the first time that a legal action by a Black […]
Censorship is Bad News for Blacks and Tawana Brawley ©
Under the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission, the airwaves belong to the public and censorship is unlawful. The public has “the right to know”. No one has explained FCC law or the U.S. Constitution to Rev. Al […]
A Requiem for Independent Black Politics ©
History “The Encyclopedia of New York City” on “blacks” state: “New York City has played a pivotal role in the history of black Americans”. This is a false premise and “mythologic” is a stumbling block in the path of Blacks […]