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DESCRIPTION:Uhuru candidates unite the city of St. Petersburg, FL around Black Power 
 agenda: • Economic development • Black community control of the police 
 and • Unity Through Reparations to the Black Community.\n\nFind out how 
 you can support this historic campaign that is setting the bar for any 
 progressive political agenda to create lasting social change.  Come hear 
 how you can help build campaigns right here in the Oakland Bay Area for an 
 independent African economy and to challenge the status quo of real estate, 
 tech and big money politics.\n\nEritha “Akile” Cainion is running for 
 city council with the slogan “Radical Times / Radical Solutions” and 
 Jesse Nevel is running for mayor with the slogan “Unity Through 
 Reparations”\n\nReport from the Front Lines:\n• Video Presentation by 
 Akile Cainion • Meet Jesse Nevel via livestream\n• Reading and 
 discussion of Burning Spear newspaper article on the election\n\nWhere: at 
 the Uhuru House, 7911 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, CA\nWhen: Monday, July 31, 
 2017, @ 6:30 pm\n\nThis week’s event will focus on the Uhuru movement’s 
 candidates who are shaking up the elections in St. Petersburg, FL. There 
 will be a video message from Eritha “Akile” Cainion, who is running for 
 District 6 City Council. Jesse Nevel, the candidate for Mayor of St. 
 Petersburg, Florida, will be appearing via livestream. Both candidates are 
 running on a joint platform of reparations and economic development to the 
 black community, black community control of the police, worker’s power, 
 an end to gentrification, big money out of politics, and Justice for the 
 Three Drowned Black Girls – 3DBG. Akile is a 20 year old powerful leader 
 who is from the heart of the black community, having spent her whole life 
 in St Pete fighting for the people, and is Chair of the Three Drowned Black 
 Girls Committee. Jesse Nevel, 27, is National Chair of the Uhuru Solidarity 
 Movement and has spent the last decade of his life working under the 
 leadership of the African working class to build a movement of white 
 reparations to African people.\nWe will also be reading an article about 
 the St. Petersburg elections from the Burning Spear Newspaper.\n\nThe 
 Burning Spear newspaper is the oldest Black Power newspaper in existence. 
 The Spear has published without interruption since the 1960s. Known as the 
 "Voice of the International African Revolution," The Spear carries dynamic 
 articles on the most pressing issues affecting the lives of African workers 
 in the U.S., in Africa and around the world.\n\nThis is the only place you 
 can find real political analysis of the crisis of parasitic capitalism, 
 insight into world and local events and a focus on the realities and 
 struggles of African and other colonized people. On its pages, The Spear 
 tells you how to get organized, how to struggle and how to win.\n\nDonate 
 to support the campaigns today: http://akilefordistrict6.com/donate • 
 http://jessenevel.com/donate \n\nSponsored by the African People's 
 Solidarity Committee: Facebook: Uhuru Solidarity Movement – Oakland •  
 oak_office@apscuhuru.org\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/07/25/18801041.php
SUMMARY:Unity Through Reparations and Economic Development to the Black Community on the Ballot!
LOCATION:Uhuru House, 7911 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, CA
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/07/25/18801041.php
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