Mumia Abu Jamal

[col. writ. 12/23/13] © ’13 Mumia Abu-Jamal
 Recently, workers in national restaurant chains held minimum wage protests across the country in something like 100 cities. They were immediately set upon by the corporate media, their attack dogs snarling for their masters, and nipping at their heels for daring to demand a living wage.

For many people, it was a revelation, for workers in most restaurants are un-unionized, […]

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 Long before the name, Edward Snowden became known, the National Security Agency (NSA) was involved in warrantless wiretapping and eavesdropping on people all around the world; and yes, even Americans.
 This was known and done repeatedly before Barack Obama assumed the presidency, and at the highest levels of government.
 In the 2008 book, The Shadow Factory, by national security reporter James Bamford, he tells how the […]

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[col. writ. 12/18/13] © ’13 Mumia Abu-Jamal

An Indian diplomat, Dr. Devyani Khobragede, charged with filing false employment records for her housekeeper, is arrested, hauled into a U.S. Marshal’s office, strip-searched and subsequently released.

In India, the event raises quite a ruckus, and Indian nationalists express outrage, amid calls for diplomatic retaliation against the Americans.

In reminds us of the imprisonment and perp walk of French politician (and […]

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 [col.writ. 12/14/13] © ’13 Mumia Abu-Jamal

 Once again, a child goes to school, armed to kill, with no expectation to return home – ever.
 It happened again in Colorado. That’s right, Colorado, where the Columbine School Massacre left 15 bodies on the floor in 1999.
 A teenager bum-rushes the school, reportedly aiming for a teacher.  The teacher, forewarned, splits the scene. A frustrated teen blasts a fellow […]

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[col. writ. 12/8/13] © 13 Mumia Abu-Jamal
 He was born Rolihlahla  in July of 1918,  in a nation of which he was not truly a citizen; into a country called the Union of South Africa, a part of the British Empire.
The world would come to know him as Nelson, a name given him by a grade school teacher: Nelson Mandela.

At long last, after 95 years of […]

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[col. writ. 12/4/13] © ’13 Mumia Abu-Jamal

It has begun.

The dismantling and dismemberment of Detroit is at hand, and the U.S. federal court has opened the door to a program of disaster.

Now that a federal bankruptcy has been approved, the pensions of many thousands of retired city workers, is on the chopping block.  People worked for decades, retired, and expected to live on their pensions in […]

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