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Hiatus is over...
After a year-plus long hiatus, your comrade is back. Between finishing nursing school and my involvement in the Eritrean-American community, I haven’t been able to post regularly until now. I am back and am happy to return to posting weekly on a page that I so dearly missed, and I hope you did too.
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Bahti Meskerem. September 1.
After hundreds of years of colonialism, Eritrea fired its first shots towards independence on September 1, 1961 at Mt. Adal. Today marks 54 years since the beginning of the armed struggle of the Eritrean people.
“On the occasion of the 54th Anniversary marking the beginning of Eritrea's Armed Struggle, we wanted to release the first part of our ongoing film project to capture the untold stories of Eritrean women! The purpose of this project is to address inter-generational gaps (don't worry we have English subtitles) and promote transnational dialogue through story-telling! Enjoy!” - YPFDJ Oakland
The World's Alex Gallafent learned of Eritrea's love for cycling from a bike shop owner in Harlem. Eritrea in turn got its love for cycling from former colonial power Italy.
This past week, Daniel Teklehaimanot and Merhawi Kudus cemented themselves in history alongside names like Jackie Robinson, Arthur Ashe, Steve Mokone, and Arthur Wharton by becoming the first black...
“…really excited to wear this national [Eritrean] jersey on the tour..."
Daniel Teklehaimanot in his own words describes how it feels to make history at the 2015 Tour de France.
After 100+ years, Merhawi Kudus and Daniel Teklehaimanot are the FIRST BLACK AFRICAN CYCLISTS competing in the Tour de France and Daniel had the honor of STARTING THE RACE!!! I've been glued to my laptop all morning!!! Tour de France 2015!!!
Rashaida woman holding her son outside of Massawa, Eritrea.
Photo taken in 1936.
An autopsy report obtained by the Baltimore Sun indicates that Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old who died in police custody in April, suffered from a “high-energy injury” to his neck and spine. Roland Martin and the NewsOne Now panel discuss what this means for the case against the six Baltimore police officers charged in Gray's death.
Attorney and former prosecutor Yodit Tewolde discusses autopsy of Freddie Gray on NewsOne Now with Roland Martin.
An explosive Danish government report shows: In Eritrea, there is little political persecution. Even objectors and deserters to return to the country without being prosecuted. The results are important for Switzerland. But Bern ignores the new facts.
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June 20
20 Sene. June 20.
Eritrean Martyrs Day.
A very fitting phrase used throughout the year, but especially on this day: eternal remembrance and glory to our martyrs.
Our martyrs deserve to be remembered every single day. We are all forever indebted to them. And as with any debt, you begin to pay it back. Our brothers and sisters in Eritrea, work every day to build a country which honors our martys legacy. Does that mean if you live in the diaspora you do not have any type of responsibility? No.
You can honor a martyr’s legacy by financially supporting their family in Eritrea, including elderly parents. You can teach youth in diaspora Eritrean languages, rich traditions and culture which our martyrs died to keep alive. You can excel in your academic or professional field and use your skills on the ground in ‘FREE’ Eritrea. You can be active in your city’s Eritrean community and help enlist resources for all members and help advance your community. The list goes on and on.
Do not let June 20 be the only day of the year you honor our martyrs!
Need more ideas of how to honor our martyrs every day? Email us: [email protected]
And like I always say on this important day;
My life. My heart. My actions. My words. I am forever indebted to our martyrs, which means I am forever indebted to Eritrea.
Zel'alemawi zikrin kibrin ne sewatna! Awet n'hafash!
“And it is for precisely this reason, that Eritrea must be defended.”
MUST READ.
You can't tell Eritrea about human rights when human rights is the basis of our struggle for independence.
Zebib Berhane
“The Eritrean Diaspora is ready to defend the honor of its people and beloved country with all legal means to counter the fabricated and baseless allegations piled in the COI's report.”