Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD

We Must Stop the Destruction of Black Family Life Worrill’s World By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD BlackCommentator.com Columnist Since the early 1900’s, Black and white scholars have written much on the Black family. When one examines the card catalogue of any library in America they will find volumes of books, articles and newspaper clippings…

On the morning of November 15, 1998 it was learned that Kwamé Turé (a.k.a. Stokely Carmichael) had made his transition into eternity (died) in Conakry, Guinea. Along with Henry English of the Black United Fund of Illinois (the administrator of the Kwame Ture Medical Fund), Saraduzayi Sevanhu of the All African Peoples Revolutionary Party (A-APRP),…

Part of our repair as an African people is the continued struggle to organize to challenge the teaching of African and Africans in America history in the public schools of America. This issue should continue to be a priority on our educational organizing agenda. Throughout the development of education in the western world, the idea…

Since the end of the Civil War in 1865, when African Americans were granted the right to vote, through the 15th Amendment in 1868, electoral politics has played a dominant role in the African American Community. African Americans have been participating in electoral politics for 138 years. With the North winning the Civil War and…

One of our great esteemed ancestors, Harold Cruse wrote a book, The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual: A Historical Analysis of the Failure of Black Leadership which was published in 1967, at the height of the Black Power Movement. This insightful book stirred up a spirited conversation in the African Liberation Movement. That conversation revolves…

Maafa: The African Holocaust of Enslavement Worrill’s World By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD BlackCommentator.com Columnist The idea that Christopher Columbus discovered America on October 12, 1492 has been thoroughly dismantled by the African Centered and Indigenous Native Movements over the last forty year period. As Rosemary Richmond of the American Indian Community House in…

Throughout most of our lives, African people in America have been told if you get a good education you can get a good job. African people in Africa were told something similar. If you get a good education your condition in life will improve. In the early part of the twentieth-century until the late 1960s…

Public Schools and the African Centered Curriculum Worrill’s World By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD BlackCommentator.com Columnist The movement to implement an appropriate African Centered Curriculum in predominately African in America inner city schools is critical to the on–going struggle for the liberation of African people in this country. We must continue to demand that…

Pan Africanism and Reparations! Worrill’s World By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD BlackCommentator.com Columnist Our great historian and departed ancestor, Dr. John Henrik Clarke described in his classic book, Notes for an African World Revolution, that, “The ides of uniting all Africa had its greatest development early in this [20th] century.” In this context, Reparations…