Hip-Hop DetoxX founder releases new book
CHICAGO—Enoch Muhammad, also known as “N.O.C.,” is the co-founder of Hip-Hop Detoxx, a Chicago-based program that provides an outlet specifically targeting youth, to counter the violence, drugs, and behavioral issues that plague a large portion of our communities. The program spreads its message of hope and encouragement through plays and open mic poetry sets and with the latest addition of...
‘Black is King’: a call for Black people to return to their own
Expressions of Black culture have long dominated the art and entertainment scene for decades. Fierce, bold proclamations of Black power overtook the ’60s, and a transformation of hip hop helped to convey the harsh realities of Black experience in the ’80s. Stepping into a more modern era, society finds similar issues making its way into the forefront once again. Enter...
New evidence in Mumia Abu-Jamal’s case
ASKIAMStaff Writer FCN Editorial - Prisoners of Injustice (FCN, 05-31-2007)Congressional hypocrisy in anti Abu-Jamal resolution (FCN, 01-01-2007)The Mobilization to free Mumia (FinalCall.com) - On the eve of the anniversary of the night when a police officer was murdered and his accused killer was wounded, supporters of death-row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal released photographs Dec. 5 in Philadelphia, which they say prove he...
Jewish leaders call on Obama to denounce Farrakhan … Again!
CHICAGO (FinalCall.com) - Recent calls by Jewish organizational leaders for public denunciations of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan are part of a long history of avoiding honest discussion of their historical involvement in the slave trade and misdeeds involving Blacks. “This is consistent with the Jewish movement under White Supremacy,” said Dr. Conrad Worrill, National Chairman Emeritus of the National...
Farrakhan: ‘I never endorsed Mr. Trump or any of the candidates’
Farrakhan delivers truth about GOP hopeful, the National Election and ADL lies CHICAGO–In an exclusive Final Call interview, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam responded to false reports that he has supported Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the presidential nomination of the Republican Party. Min. Farrakhan also dealt with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) spreading these lies,...
‘His legacy is here!’
Recognizing the importance of investing in the younger generation, Brother Minister Jabril Muhammad, a longtime companion, helper and witness bearer to the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, dedicated significant efforts to support youth development. He empowered young people to discover their passions, talents, and leadership potential. Through mentorship and guidance, he inspired a new generation...
Nation of Islam Announces Saviours’ Day Highlights
FCNNEWSSOURCE Official Saviours' Day 2007 Site (SD2007.com)Saviours' Day 2007: All roads lead to Detroit (FCN, 02-03-2007) Detroit, MI (SD2007.com) February 22, 2007 -- The Nation of Islam will hold a press conference in the Cobo Arena on Friday, February 23 at 9:30am to announce highlights of this weekend which include: Minister Louis Farrakhan leader of the Nation of Islam making his...
Ivermectin is for Humans: Don’t let them trick You
The New York Times Aug 21, 2021 article titled “Health officials warn people not to treat Covid with a drug meant for livestock” states: “On Twitter, the F.D.A. warned: ‘You are not a horse,’ the agency said. ‘You are not a cow. Seriously, y’all. Stop it.’” The New York Times article went on to say: “Ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug commonly...
Tensions mount at LAPD public meeting
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM LOS ANGELES (FinalCall.com) - Activists accused the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners with criminalizing dissent and challenged its new rules of decorum during a meeting last month. Members of Black Lives Matter, Stop LAPD Spying Coalition, Los Angeles Community Action Network (LA-CAN), and the Youth Justice Coalition charged the board with violating the Ralph M. Brown...
Girls Like Me Project, Inc. to host 12th Annual Chicago Day of the Girl on Oct 11.
CHICAGO—Girls Like Me Project, Inc. is excited to celebrate their 12th Annual Chicago Day of the Girl on October 11th from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the historic South Shore Cultural Center. The “I Am Destined” theme event will bring together over 250 girls to celebrate sisterhood on the International Day of the Girl. The organization’s most anticipated day...