We discuss the Black Prophetic Tradition and the revolutionary struggle for democracy.

We return to the thesis of Richard Haass, the retiring head of the Council of Foreign Relations, that the greatest challenge to America's foreign and military policy is the domestic political struggle. In this light we examine the 50 or so Republican members of Congress calling for an end to military funding for Ukraine and withdrawal from NATO. We look at the editor of Jacobin Bhaskar Sunkara's argument against Cornel West running as the Green Party's candidate. Lastly, we discuss the possibility of building a peace industrial economy, and Trotskyism's position on war and peace.

We discuss whether the current domestic and global crises can lead to a transition to a new domestic and international democracy.

We discuss the recent Supreme Court decision on affirmative action and what it means. Then we return to a discussion of the 2024 election and the imminent decline of and growing irrelevancy of the Left in both its broad and narrow definitions.

We discuss our recent intercivilizational festival, "Unconquered Love: The Magnificent Lives of Paul Robeson and the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad" in Philadelphia. We then continue our discussion on the presidential candidacies of Cornel West, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, and Donald Trump for the 2024 election.

We discuss our final preparations for our event "Unconquered Love: The Magnificent Lives of Paul Robeson and The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad." Then we discuss Cornel West's presidential run. "Unconquered Love: The Magnificent Lives of Paul Robeson and The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad" began on Friday, June 16th with a screening of the documentary Paul Robeson: Man For the Future at the Church of the Overcomer (1010 Sunset St, Trainer, PA 19061). On Saturday, June 17th, the event continued with an intercivilizational festival featuring singing, dance, and musical performances, jazz, and special speakers such as Student Minister Abdul Haqq who spoke on the teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and their relevance for the urgency of now.

We give an update on our June 17th event celebrating Paul Robeson and the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, "Unconquered Love: The Magnificent Lives of Paul Robeson and the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad." We discuss our event's relationship to our recent event in Chicago for Paul Robeson's 125th birthday, including Mosque Maryam's mention of the Saturday Free School. Then we continue our reading of Hegel's Science of Logic.

We report on Paul Robeson celebration in Chicago.

We discuss the Philadelphia mayoral election and continue our deep reading of Hegel's Science of Logic.

We discuss World War II and how it impacted the world since its end, especially the world consciousness and humanity's capacity to bring about the Afro-Asiatic reconfiguration of the world. We continue our deep reading of Hegel's Science of Logic here: https://drive.google.com/.../1eXesdzt13OZSmq0SUEUy4t.../view