Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD

The current issue is always free to everyone August is an important month in the worldwide African Liberation Movement. This is the month in which we pay tribute to the birth and legacy of one of our greatest organizers and leaders who served the African World Community, the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey. This year will…

The issue of reparations for African people throughout the world has become a widely discussed topic that is manifesting itself into a variety of action plans and strategies. Some of which surfaced in the various reparations lawsuits filed over the last several years. In my travels around the country, the issue of reparations appears to…

The current issue is always free to everyone As we prepare for the Twenty-eighth Annual National Black United Front Convention in Houston, Texas from July 12-15, 2006, we should remember to lift the spirit of some of our great ancestors who made significant contributions to the African Liberation Movement. One of these great heroes is…

As we prepare for the Twenty-eighth Annual National Black United Front (NBUF) Convention, to be held in Houston, Texas at the S.H.A.P.E. Center from July 12-15, 2007, we are honored to commemorate the birthday of our great ancestor, Kwamé Turé, who was born in Trinidad on June 29, 1941. Kwamé moved with his family to…

The National Black United Front (NBUF) is holding its Twenty-eighth Annual National Convention in Houston, Texas from July 12-15, 2007 at the S.H.A.P.E. Community Center located at 3903 Almeda. The convention theme this year is: Resurrecting the Black Family: Revolutionary Tools to Build the African Family, Community, & Nation. Time has a way of moving…

Once again, I am sharing my annual graduation speech in hopes that it will help African people in America understand the real meaning of these rites of passage for thousands of our young people who will be participating in commencement exercises, affirming their graduation from elementary, middle school, high school, and college in the next…

The Reparations Movement is intensifying throughout the African World Community. Increasingly, the masses of African people in America, Africa, and the Caribbean are actively supporting the demand for reparations as a vehicle to seek repair for the damages inflicted upon African people in the past and their continuing vestiges. It is in this spirit that…

The current issue is always free to all readers 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 most important institutions in this country— the Public School System. However, in participating in this movement, it…