They have to know that when they attack socialism, the communist ideal, and revolution that they are not logically…attacking all that is white, etc. The mantle of ignorance doesn’t cover their behavior.

We cannot excuse them with the ease that we can excuse the average brother who has had no opportunity or inclination to search.

Simple, Karenga and the rest of these murderous turncoat idiots, my trigger finger fairly itches! Non-persons like Karenga, LeRoi Jones and the other right-wing blacks are intelligent enough to know what they are doing. “ I’m just a young slave….but every time I think of Davis, Jess B. I think I hate them worse than I hate the sheriff, or the ‘owner.’ The house-niggers who ran to the high sheriff as soon as someone whispered revolt. I certainly don’t have to mention all the so-called defectors who are now appearing before government committees testifying for the state. “ They say Gloves Davis – a black pig – killed Fred Hampton, while he was asleep. He despised racism and, along with his brother, Jonathan, eschewed cultural nationalism.įor example, in George Jackson’s second book (published posthumously in 1972), Blood in My Eye, Jonathan Jackson (17) was quoted as follows: For those reasons, I want to make very clear the ideology espoused by George and Jonathan Jackson and their comrades.įirst of all, George was unequivocally an internationalist and a socialist. Sadly, lots of individuals – many of whom are straight-up Black capitalists and Black nationalists – have seized upon Black August as a means of profiteering and lime-lighting, self-aggrandizement, and promotion of their own agendas. “ George was unequivocally an internationalist and a socialist.Ģ012 marks the 33rd anniversary of Black August, first organized to honor our fallen freedom fighters, George and Jonathan Jackson, James McClain, William Christmas, Khatari Gaulden, and sole survivor of the AugCourthouse Slave Rebellion, Ruchell Cinque Magee.ĭuring these three decades, we’ve witnessed a steady revision of the meaning of Black August and its inherent ideology, the undisputed leader of which was our martyred Comrade, George Lester Jackson. “As a slave, the social phenomenon that engages my consciousness is, of course, revolution.” – George L.

The commemoration of Black August is inseparable from the lives and struggles of revolutionary freedom fighters: “George and Jonathan Jackson, James McClain, William Christmas, Khatari Gaulden, and sole survivor of the AugCourthouse Slave Rebellion, Ruchell Cinque Magee.”

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