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Rapheal Randall originally drafted this piece during the fall of 2017, this document represents an attempt to theoretically articulate the vision driving Youth United for [...]
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Black America must continue to think about the ideological paradigm shift Malcolm ushered in during the 1960s that still holds some sway over a significant portion of those [...]
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The obvious answer is no. Revolutions are not made through electoral power, particularly at a municipal level. Elected government office can create important societal [...]
Racial Politics in the US: Activist Kamau Franklin on Why Black America Favors the Establishment

By Daniel Falcone Criticism of black Americans and their voting rights and preferences from the GOP right-wing is undoubtedly dangerous and illiberal. In this interview [...]
Could This Be the Beginning of the End of the American Project?

As Donald Trump takes full control of the American government, there is a feeling that the country has moved both backward in time and forward toward a troubling reckoning. [...]

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THINGS FALL APART….BUT THAT IS OKAY

November 11, 2014 // 0 Comments

Great new essay by guest writer Rapheal Randall a proven community organizer in Philadelphia and organic intellectual, riffing on Chinua Achebe’s theme that “Things Fall [...]

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