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THE RESTRUCTURING OF
AMERICA:
A Futurist Perspective
/ William Merwin

William Merwin's futurist fiction
speculates on what might happen in
the U.S. by the year 2016 AD if
America's dominant Anglo-American
population proved unwilling or unable
to successfully assimilate its
African-American and Hispanic
national minorities. If the three major
ethnic groups in America became
enmeshed in nationalist orientations,
could America break apart like the
former Soviet Union, with
autonomous ethnic territories or even
new nations emerging?


			HOW THE US CREATES "SHTHOLE" COUNTRIES edited by Cynthia McKinney McKinney and co. seize this unique moment of global focus on the world’s most suffering countries to address some causative factors, and the extent to which their lamentable state is not of their doing. This book questions the legitimacy, means and ends of US interventions in their domestic affairs in pursuit of its “interests”, which the US then regards as matters of national security. Contributors include: Sami al-Arian, Baffour Ankomah*, The Saker, Mike Gravel, Paul Craig Roberts, James Petras, Charles Onana, Wayne Masden, Keith Harmon Snow, Richard Falk, Kevin Barrett, Christopher Black, and more....



	THE INVISIBLE WAR: The African American Anti-Slavery Resistance from the Stono Rebellion through the Seminole Wars / Y. N. Kly


While the flight of Africans northward through the Underground Railroad is well known, there is virtual silence surrounding the more logical, more sizeable, and more politically significant African flight southward to then free territories in what is now Georgia and Florida. From there, free Africans fought a war of African liberation on an African frontier. Victor's history still disguises the collective African resistance to slavery as just another set of Indian wars... the Seminole Wars.

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			WHERE WITCH BIRDS FLY /Eugene Harkins “A fabulous book .” —Scene Magazine


	In the twilight of the Cold War, a strange and horrific civil war erupted in Sierra Leone that would ultimately lead to a UN War Crimes Tribunal for Crimes Against Humanity. Harkins' novel captures the toxic brew of forces at play in the small West African country –– Big Oil, Big Diamonds, competing outside powers, foreign mercenaries, and the local dominant Lebanese Christian trading community –– all intriguing to pillage the African population’s assets to the point that a brutal insurrection breaks out at last.



				A LAND TO DIE FOR / Binka Le Breton


		The Brazilian struggle for land reform, viewed through the assassination of Afro-Brazilian priest, Padre Josimo. Recently translated into Portuguese with a preface by Joao Stedile, leader of the huge Brazilian landless movement, the MST, and launched from the Brazilian Congress. "A remarkable book."–Antonio R. Magalhaes , former Vice-Minister of Planning, Brazil."Recommended Reading" –Newsletter, Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin- Madison "A wonderful book…gripping." –Sue Branford, Specialist for Brazil, BBC World Service

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				INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE BLACK MINORITY IN THE U.S. / Dr. Y. N. Kly


		Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Human Rights, cosponsored by a wide range of American civil rights organizations. "Worthy of consideration and debate by minority and non-minority individuals alike..." American Journal of International Law .



				THE ANTI-SOCIAL CONTRACT / Y. N. Kly


	Kly examines the key role of white nationalism in U.S. history, and argues that the current U.S. 'minority policy' of civil rights/non discrimination / equality before the law in actuality promotes African-American assimilation, in denial of their unique cultural identity, which paradoxically was consolidated through the systemic policies of enslavement and segregation.


				A POPULAR GUIDE TO MINORITY RIGHTS /Y. N. Kly Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Human Rights.



		"....we should listen seriously to the arguments of this group..." —Nationalism & Ethnic Politics. "Dr. Kly's analysis and that of the other contributors combine to produce an excellent and accessible work on international law, especially re African- Americans. I learned a good deal from it." —Mumia Abu-Jamal



			ISLAM AND THE SEARCH FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN NATIONHOOD: Elijah Muhammad, the Nation of Islam / Dennis Walker

"Dr. Walker has drawn a portrait of this
movement that deserves the attention of
scholars. I strongly recommend it to
teachers and students studying or
writing about Islam and the African
American experience."— Dr. Sulayman
S. Nyang,
Howard University

"an extensive scholarly treasure trove of
African, Arab and Islamic history."
—Leila Diab, Muslim Journal

"This enormous study clinches the
importance of Islam for African-
Americans." Journal of Religious
Studies, Australia



		THE BLACK BOOK: THE TRUE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF MALCOLM X / Y.N. Kly This highly popular book illustrates the influence of his Islamic faith and international experience upon Malcolm X's constantly expanding political vision.

It is the first to present a comprehensive analysis that integrates the developing vision of the man, Malcolm X, with the man he became, El Hajj Malik El Shabazz "The Black Book is highly recommended to any serious radical scholar, militant activist and, most importantly, the Muslim." Jamalludien Ahmed Hamdulay, *Muslim Views,* South Africa



				THE BLACK BOOK II From Hajji Malik Al-Shabazz to Barack Obama /Y. N. Kly


		The time has come for a realistic political dialogue between the American national minorities and the American national minorities and the dominant Anglo-American ethny. All black officials in the United States government are in the same position as the president; they represent, first of all, the majority’s interests. The problematic in a so-called one- nation one-state political thesis is: how will the state assure and protect the unique needs and interests of its minorities, particularly its historically oppressed national minorities?



				SOCIETAL DEVELOPMENT & MINORITY RIGHTS / Y. N. Kly


		Examines the urgent international dialogue on how best to institutionalize the coexistence of dominant and non-dominant ethnic groups within the same multinational state.


				THE ILLEGAL WAR ON LIBYA edited by Cynthia McKinney A DIGNITY PROJECT


		"Kudoes to McKinney and her truth-telling DIGNITY journalists" Glen Ford, Black Agenda Report “Cynthia put together a team of people to tell the world the truth about Libya. NATO started the war against Libya with lies and the lies continue to this day with NATO’s denials of having committed war crimes against Libya’s people. Libya today is the creation of the US, NATO, and Al-Qaeda acting in a criminal partnership.” —CINDY SHEEHAN



				FROM CIVIL RIGHTS TO AND SELF- DETERMINATION? Proceedings of the IHRAAM Conference 2012


		Demonstrates the potential that international human rights law and norms, and best state practices on internal self-determination might hold for African American collective development within the United States in the future. Key representatives from the African American popular leadership and intelligentsia flew into Chicago from all corners–-California, Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi, New York, South Carolina, Washington, and Virginia—to assess, in this context, where the African American struggle had been, where it was now, and the direction it had to go to move forward. Copublished with International Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM)

				AIN'T NOTHING LIKE FREEDOM by Cynthia McKinney

		Cynthia McKinney's passion to bring about social and political change through peace and politics is very inspirational to all who have the honor, like myself, of knowing her thing of her life in this challenging book.’ thing of her life in this challenging book.’ Mairead Maguire, Nobel Peace Laureate "McKinney, an extremely realistic and well- informed person, unlike anyone in Washington or the media, remains confident that truth and justice will prevail.. America and the Constitution will be safe the day Cynthia McKinney or a similar person is president of the United States." from "Cynthia McKinney on Leadership" by PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS


	PRESERVING HBCUs BILLION DOLLAR LEGACY International Law, Self-Determination and the Right to Institutions / International Human Rights Association of American Minorities

		HBCUs have the potential to be a key set of institutions facilitating African American self- determination within the United States. They are already a recognized entitlement, reflecting the historical systemic existence of African Americans as a people. Crossing all local and state boundaries without conflicting with these legal jurisdictions, they show how it is possible to institutionalize African American rule-making powers and policy development directed towards their own unique needs. This book represents IHRAAM efforts from 2014-2015 to contextualize the struggle to save HBCUs within the context of the international minority right to institutions, and to stimulate debate and discussion within the HBCU and African American community as well as within government and the international community as to the value and applicability of international norms when seeking to resolve the ongoing disproportionately negative standing of African Americans in social indicators measuring well being—despite their having achieved de jure civil rights for nearly half a century.