Posts Tagged Ojore Lutalo
“Remembering Our Warriors”
Posted by APOC-Philly in General, Ideas on April 14, 2009
WE HAVE A LEGACY....LONG LIVE THE B.L.A.
"Anonymous Communiqué: These actions were carried out in Feburary for the call to action of a Black Liberation “month.” We wanted to commemorate an often forgotten warrior Ojore Lutalo for the actions he carried out in support of the Black Liberation Army. There were several banner drops and other actions around the D.C. Metro area to support Ojore Lutalo, Assata Shakur and the Black Liberation Army. To all radicals and revolutionaries of color the time for action is long overdue. There is no excuse. Take action now. It's freedom or death. We've chosen freedom. What will you choose? - APOC"
FREE OJORE LUTALO
I <3 THE B.L.A.
FREE OJORE LUTALO
TO: OJORE...WITH LOVE
HANDS OFF ASSATA
<3 4 DA BLAK LIBERATION ARMY
APOC <3'S OJORE LUTALO
Disclaimer: Autonomous / Anti-Authoritarian / Anarchist People of Color of Philadelphia (APOC Philly) collective is not affiliated or associated with individual actions of people who identify as Autonomous / Anti-Authoritarian / Anarchist People of Color (APOC) or any other group or organization and does not conduct or incite any illegal or unethical activity. The above information is not meant to incite or request any illegal actions or illegal activities of any kind. If you have any questions about the legality of any act, we encourage everyone to check your local laws and ordinances before proceeding to do anything.
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Recording of the Philadelphia Ojore Lutalo Benefit
Posted by APOC-Philly in General on February 8, 2009
Philly APOC would like to thank everyone who made it out to the benefit for political prisoner Ojore Lutalo, on Feb. 7, as well as the New African Center for hosting us. We would especially like to thank Queen Godis, City from 3XL, DJ Alex and Thomas from Beats Rhythm and Life for their participation! Thomas didn’t even know he was going to be on stage this night, but when the vibe hits you, it just hits you. In the end, that’s what it’s about, isn’t it?
We plan to have more events in the near future. For those who could not make it, this is an mp3 (just over an hour long) of the show. There are some spots where the sound is lower than others, so just be mindful of that. In the meantime, enjoy and we hope to see you out when we do this again!
Benefit for Ojore Lutalo Feb. 7, 2009, New African Center, Philadelphia, PA
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