Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives
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RATS, ROACHES, AND RU1~`VS It seems that the time of year had come " °ardund -, -again , for-=the Annual Spring Fe~~tility Festival, and all over Itt tkie middle-class citizens and the aris ocxacy were making avid preparations . The peasants were par=~.~ularly excited be cause, being able to sing well at~d having a nat~.iral sense of rhythm .] they always ~;howed up everybody else durWg thn week-long Festival It was their one time to really break out . Rufus - Reddi,-~g, the spokesman for the peasants, rNas in the Emperor's chambers-go ng.avex the last drafts of plans for the Festival . "Nau- what---we'd .like 3s a Foxtune- Telling Both,' Rufus said, "with some conga dr '~rimers out in front to stir -uia . . bus.ir~ess,,, and w_e'd like a place to sell Soul Food, and=" "I don't knc-~u , " the Emper or mused, easing back in his golden throne . You peasants have been getting mighty uppity lately, you knave," Rufus fxownE~d, "I know," he nodded, breaking into a smile . "We've had our c~if :'erences over the past yea BLACK POIi~ER : PAGE 20 Rufus frowned . "I know," he nodded, breaking into a smile . "We've dad our differences over the past year, but this is more important than ,all that . You know how my people Love"the Festival ." ` "And` . Trve been talking to-the Empress,lately," the Empe~or ;contir,ued . "She 'told me that some of you ~easants. liave-been singing autsidw her', pa~,ace in, the rnoinings arw9 ~> p~.aying drums, too-~-" ,!'they've just been practic ng.f~.the Festiival sir" ` Rufusrsmile~i w. pologetically . - 'v_"Now ' about .~hr ., chitterling sale we'de .,like ;.,o have-______+~ ., "The Lfuke seems to agree with
HOUSE OF UMOJ~ ., .~ ~ p`r'rmary~pa~pose of t~~ House of Umoja ~(Uz~zty ) as its tradit3.ona]. , ,t ,~ . . . name impli'c~s, is designed to build a nation of BZ-ack ,_Peo~];:e whose love . ,- ,. -_~ :3 a . . and, : unity is so' s~triSriE and tight that 'x~o poison wil~.`be fble o , .z . ' taminat~ the Black rhythm for unity aria libexation . our 33ir ACK POWEF2' ; THE HOUSE OF UMOJA is the 'official organ. of the house aiE`.'Umoja . . . , We believe, Brothers ana Sisters ; _ : . ,- ? c .-, . : that we must come together because . ., , . . . . aricestors~ demand `'that we raise 'their puxe Black Souls on to the . : vestil~'rzle `~'~`. t'he c~ood" T31ack dirt ~ and a~sove the '`' i .~ .o , . ~,, f..t slave 'ships, h'aurited plantations anc~ C`o'rrupt, dixty . . .r"? decadence whioh'wiTY 'not' let our joys of eternal ' li~~pZt~es's - . In a word, this , :,y buy ! . .. Nc° .~*, gu Zangu o ;' Wa~i~~ufua ''4?ai sH ` ! ( long l:we , our ai +cestor s : : r I . . ; . . _i . . JCZUIta~f1-.LOF Y3L 1~~ 1'~ .~;'~"~~~' 130 5 i:+~ias°on c ^-ve := :'-#4 fan F'ra.ncisco,, G~.l~if94X17 BLACK POWER : Page 21 white stench oftMe , .sunken createva Love Supreme~ a whirlwind w'h~:ch a UNITEDBlack . Man . will .rele-. ., , , . ' 1 '; . ~ . . . ' ~ . i . : . , . : . : , . . . . f .., 'li .? .j, gate'to the ashes of oblivion the'evil`wibratio~'s . . . of western white ~ , , ancestors part~l~e, in the music an is vu~at the House of Umo~a CO~Chairman Mwananchz rn"ie Mka zmoto . . " SJ~1 ; i .t .. . . . . . ' . .. . . . . . ~ ~ '~i~'--Ci harman B~;~axaat~c~j : Robert Uweza, ? ;i~ o .~, , . i~ na~, ..~5.,. ~ . .`?~ . . :, ..I. ..L'r~,t'~ ., t~~,kla:nd, ~;a'lif: 1-~t9U:~ .~ ~:~ . 11iViOJ :'- se~ys send your° money to help 4-iu~y! , ) ;~ .r : ~7f7tx,z1 Fi :'K .~ T1 .fr ..,,`7 T d' ~. ~, i .t" :~
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RATS, ROACHES, AND RU1~`VS<br />
It seems that the time <strong>of</strong> year<br />
had come " °ardund -, -again , for-=the Annual<br />
Spring Fe~~tility Festival, and<br />
all over Itt tkie middle-class citizens<br />
and the aris ocxacy were making<br />
avid preparations . The peasants<br />
were par=~.~ularly excited be<br />
cause, being able to sing well at~d<br />
having a nat~.iral sense <strong>of</strong> rhythm .]<br />
they always ~;howed up everybody<br />
else durWg thn week-long Festival<br />
It was their one time to really<br />
break out .<br />
Rufus - Reddi,-~g, the spokesman for<br />
the peasants, rNas in the Emperor's<br />
chambers-go ng.avex the last drafts<br />
<strong>of</strong> plans for the Festival .<br />
"Nau- what---we'd .like 3s a Foxtune-<br />
Telling Both,' Rufus said, "with<br />
some conga dr '~rimers out in front to<br />
stir -uia . . bus.ir~ess,,, and w_e'd like a<br />
place to sell Soul Food, and="<br />
"I don't knc-~u , " the Emper or mused,<br />
easing back in his golden throne .<br />
You peasants have been getting<br />
mighty uppity lately, you knave,"<br />
Rufus fxownE~d, "I know," he nodded,<br />
breaking into a smile . "We've<br />
had our c~if :'erences over the past<br />
yea<br />
BLACK POIi~ER : PAGE 20<br />
Rufus frowned . "I know," he nodded,<br />
breaking into a smile . "We've<br />
dad our differences over the past<br />
year, but this is more important<br />
than ,all that . You know how my<br />
people Love"the Festival ."<br />
` "And` . Trve been talking to-the Empress,lately,"<br />
the Empe~or ;contir,ued<br />
. "She 'told me that some <strong>of</strong> you<br />
~easants. liave-been singing autsidw<br />
her', pa~,ace in, the rnoinings arw9<br />
~> p~.aying drums, too-~-"<br />
,!'they've just been practic ng.f~.the<br />
Festiival sir" ` Rufusrsmile~i w.<br />
pologetically . - 'v_"Now ' about .~hr .,<br />
chitterling sale we'de .,like ;.,o<br />
have-______+~ .,<br />
"The Lfuke seems to agree with
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