Freedom: September 2005 Archives

The Economic Salvation of African Americans

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by Brian Hammer, People's News Agency

Though African Americans have made progress under the aegis of American civil rights ideology, they still lag behind non-blacks in earnings and wealth. Not only that, in the key category of ownership of economic institutions, they consistently end up with less than one percent of business sales and revenues.

This makes the African American community deeply subservient to other ethnic and racial groups in the U.S., not in a position of economic strength, not only in spite of, but because of the civil rights ideology. The following article compares black nationalist greats Malcolm X and Rene W.E.B. Du Bois with contemporary civil rights leaders in terms of the economic ideology and possibilities they offer and concludes blacks would be better off following black nationalist ideas, many
of which are supported by and elaborated in Prout ........ Read More

SHRII PRABHAT RANJAN SARKAR: THE ECONOMIST

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By Dr. A. T. M. Jahurul Huq, Professor of Economics, Dhaka University, Bangla Desh

Professor A.T.M. Jahurul Huq, Professor of Economics at Dhaka Univesity, Bangladesh, talks about Shrii Sarkar's valuable contributions to modern economic theory.

Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar is known across the world as a great spiritual leader who dedicated his life to freeing mankind from vices, poverty and different worldly sufferings. In this effort he, on the one hand, played the role of a spiritual leader and on the other, manifested dynamic approaches towards arriving at the highest social welfare through the implementation of basic economic principles and ideals for the economic liberation of mankind. He was an economist who sacrificed his life for the emancipation of humanity from poverty and spiritual pauperism.

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