Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD

It is rare that one maintains a relationship with someone you went to high school with over fifty years ago. I played high school sports with Brother Spurag beginning in 1955. We always stayed connected over the years even though our lives took different paths. He was a great friend and my brother. This article…

It is important to view the current United States threat to not participate in the Durban Review Conference at the United Nations in April of this year in the historical context of their efforts to stop the truth from being included in the “Durban Declaration” of September 2001. The following is what I wrote about…

Led by the United States and Western Europe (WEO), efforts are being made to dilute the contributions of the Durban 400, and others, as we prepare for the Durban Review that will be held in Geneva in April 2009. These efforts by the United States are aimed at removing the language that the Transatlantic Slave…

As the Houston Chapter of the National Black United Front has so eloquently stated, we must stand against the war, because “we understand that Global White Supremacy is the driving force behind much of America’s foreign and domestic policy.” The Houston Chapter of NBUF proclaims, we must say “No To War! YES TO REPARATIONS!” We…

It is quite clear that African people in America continue to be miseducated. This problem is discussed in a variety of ways in conversations everyday in our communities throughout America. From time to time we should consult the wisdom of those who have addressed this problem whom we may have forgotten. One such person who…

As we build the Reparations Movement throughout the African World community, we should not forget the atrocities that have been perpetrated against African people. We should not forget that the demand for reparations is worldwide. One such major atrocity in our history is the Sharpsville Massacre. One of the tragedies of post-apartheid South Africa is…

In this present era of economic and educational onslaught against the African Community in America, it is important that we understand that the rise of the African Centered Education Movement should be linked to our quest for economic independence. We must free the “African mind” through African Centered Educational activities so that we might better…

The African Centered Education Movement has brought a new meaning to the annual African American History Month celebrations that have become so popular. That new meaning of African Centered thought, as defined by Dr. Wade Nobles, “is nothing more than a term categorizing a quality of thought and practice which is rooted in the cultural…

The issue of the purpose of education for Black people should be reviewed over and over again given our continued struggle to control our educational destiny. The current public school crisis in America demands that the African Community in America aggressively play an assertive role in the movement to make changes in one of the…