Be Part of History in the Making: African People’s Solidarity Day is your Ticket!

Secure your tickets now for:

African People’s Solidarity Day (APSD)

• - Register online: www.uhurusolidarity.org

Sunday, October 11th, St. Petersburg, Fl

1 pm at Studio@620

620 1^st Ave. S., St. Petersburg, FL

$20 - $50 donation per ticket requested (No one will be turned away from attending the event due to lack of funds.)

Throughout the month of October, APSD events in three cities across the country are challenging the war abroad and the war here in the U.S., with a call for solidarity with the African anti-colonial struggle.

Your ticket to APSD will include:

• - Presentations by an incredible program of speakers!
• - Dinner
• - African drummers and dancers
• - Special Presentations including the unveiling of the 2010 historic calendar of Omali Yeshitela!
• - The opportunity to express solidarity with the right of African and oppressed peoples to the land and resources of Africa and to payback for the all wealth stolen from African people, economic development and social justice for the African community!

African People’s Solidarity Day – the event to kick off this time of genuine transformation in the world!

Also in October, the African People’s Socialist Party will put a branch of the organization on the ground in Sierra Leone, Africa. The Uhuru Movement in Africa means African people can organize in their own interests!

Then, on November 7^th, the newly formed “Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations” led by members of the Uhuru Movement and the NAACP, MOVE, the Green Party, Black Agenda Report and many other grassroots organizations will march on Washington D.C. to oppose U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and to oppose the brutal wars against African and oppressed peoples right here in the U.S.

The African People’s Solidarity Committee and the Uhuru Solidarity Movement are sponsoring this event. We are white people that stand in solidarity with the African liberation movement and organize support for the campaigns and programs of the Uhuru Movement.

APSD Program:

Keynote Speaker: Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African Socialist International, providing a summary of the current world situation, comparing U.S. military and economic intervention in Iraq and Afghanistan with domestic counterinsurgency programs and discussing the Uhuru Movement’s strategy for national liberation for African people worldwide.

Chioma Oruh, Chair, African Socialist International, North American Region, and a nationally recognized expert on AFRICOM, explaining the mission of AFRICOM and the response of African leaders to it.

Penny Hess, National Chair of the African People’s Solidarity Committee, and Author providing a multi-media presentation to detail the effects of U.S. economic and military policy on colonized African communities, and the sustainable solutions being proposed.

Workshop: African Village Survival Initiative (AVSI), featuring:

Ironiff Ifoma, Director of Economic Development, African People’s Socialist Party

Kitty Reilly, Uhuru House Development Campaign

AVSI is outfitting the Uhuru House with a commercial kitchen and a state-of-the-art recording studio. Both are part of creating economic development by providing the space and essential equipment for burgeoning catering businesses, as well as artists in the community to produce and distribute their own culture!