Saviours’ Day 2017: Inspiration, love and enlightenment
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM DETROIT (Cobo Center)–Muslims from all over the United States and even overseas converged on the Motor City, highly anticipating the Nation...
Ministries and lessons for Black survival
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM DETROIT (Cobo Center)–The Nation of Islam kicked off its annual Saviours' Day 2017 convention commemorating the birth of its founder Master...
The 35th Anniversary of Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Struggle To Prove His Innocence
By Gregory Muhammad Mumia Abu-Jamal's life continues to be critical and in danger. Pam Africa, Mumia's family and many supporting organizations informed us in 2015...
Inmate wants Congress to address ‘forgotten’ victims of crack cocaine sentencing disparity
ERICTOUREM -Contributing Writer- ATLANTA–In 2014, the Obama administration allowed Federal Bureau of Prisons inmates to submit applications for clemency–or the commutation of sentences thousands of...
Hip Hop Artists Connect With Fight For Social Justice
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM Hip Hop artists are lending their talent and raising their voices to speak out against police violence and to also seek...
Women’s March On Washington Is First Step In Resistance Campaign
and Bryan Crawford The Final Call WASHINGTON–Controversies leading up to the Women's March on Washington–ranging from the initial name of Million Women March to...
Lessons about love from Minister Farrakhan
CHARLENEM and Darrielle Muhammad -The Final Call- https://youtu.be/gR50jltnzO0 LONG BEACH, Calif.–Tears of joy flowed, laughter, and deep reflection permeated the atmosphere when the Honorable Minister Louis...
Farrakhan Tells Students: ‘Your Inheritance Is The Mind Of God’
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM LONG BEACH, Calif.–Before the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan electrified students during a keynote address here at the 14th annual Afrikan Black...
L. A. District Attorney’s Disappointing Record On Police Accountability
By Charlene Muhammad CHARLENEM LOS ANGELES– Some residents expressed pride, some trepidation, when Jackie Lacey made history in becoming L.A.'s first Black female and first non-White...