El-Bull's Blog – August 2015 Archive (105)

BY:  John “Hennry” Harris

LeBron James continues his mission to give back to his hometown of Akron in a major way.

James is giving kids from Akron, OH who grew up with the challenging backgrounds like his a chance to attend college for free.

The Cleveland Cavaliers star has partnered with the University of Akron to …

August 11, 1965 represented a turning point in the struggle for African American liberation

Just five days after the signing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the Watts Rebellion erupted lasting several days.

Coming out of the Selma campaign, the-then United States Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson was forced to introduce legislation designed to ensure the right to the franchise for African Americans living in…

US federal, state, county or city authorities circumventing constitutional protections with de facto or de jure martial law based on exaggerated state of emergency conditions reveals police state America in plain sight – enforced against the nation’s most vulnerable, grievously abused, justified in demanding redress.

Killer cops murder Blacks in America with virtual impunity hundreds of times a year – on city streets, in rural…