Back in 1970 legendary poet Gil Scott-Heron famously proclaimed that “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.” However, it certainly could be argued within the last decade at least an insurgency has been developing in global Afrikan documentary making.  Often referred to as “Guerrilla filmmaking,” these types of films are made without

Power Youth and A.R.M.Y. Presents  POWER FILMS Every month PowerFILMS bring you the finest in Black cinema from Sci-Fi to Action to Documentaries & Dramas, followed by dynamic interactive discussions for you to share your views. Come & enjoy the full cinematic experience with a difference! This Months Film….  Dark

34 years ago today approximately 25,000 Afrikans took to the streets of London in a show of strength and solidarity and to protest against state sanctioned/perpetrated injustices against the community – most recently manifested in the event termed the “New Cross Massacre” where 13 young Afrikans perished in a suspected

The Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement would like to thank the hundreds who came out to pay due honour to our Eminent Prophet and King at the Omowale Malcolm X observance on 22/02, also streamed live on Galaxy 102.5FM.   The commemorations don’t stop there.  This Kuumba-day (Fri) 27.02.15 sees the first

The essence of studying our heroes and sheroes is not simply to know of them and what they did, but to imbibe their spirits, so we may personify them and thus fulfil their mission. The mission of Omowale Malcolm X was as much prophetic as it was socio-political. Those of