I could check to see if the same email address is being used for the various interesting anonymous comments made here recently. I don't know, I kind of like the idea of a bunch of Knowledge Ninjas...
Anyway, over here Anonymous says:
There is no such thing as black political strategy because we have no tangible, concrete ideal. Sorry, it is only my opinion. Dont worry, I'm just a nobody!
You don't have to apologize. You're right.
Check it though...who out there has a tangible, concrete ideal? I want you to think big...consolidate those groups that are mere variants. Who has a tangible, concrete ideal?
How long have they had it? How did they develop it?
And how long have we been at it?
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This group has nurtured,
This group has nurtured, conserved, and grown an ideal since the early 70's. It understands the logical and topological dimensions of afrofuturistic blackness more profoundly than any other organization I've ever seen. I believe this is rooted in its multigenerational depth, multigendered breadth, and unswerving focus on math, science and technological excellence in service to children. The fact that it is a wholly voluntary and self-determined labor-of-love cooperative has much to do with its longevity, growth, and harmonious internal diversity.
It is a stem cell of limitless possibility.
Education and identity have
Education and identity have been critical factors in the transformation of Cuban agriculture in the 1990s. They have provided a framework within which new policies, new actors, and new agricultural systems gained acceptance and were implemented. Cuban agriculture is something very different and the extent to which its model is applicable elsewhere is unknown.