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Coming soon, a conversation with the renowned community activist, Brother Baruti. Look for his book "AS THE GHETTO TURNS" at Nubian Express Bookstore and other fine locations.
I was born Gordon Ardison and later because of changes in beliefs and philosophies, I changed my name and attitude to Baruti Donkor Ajanaku.
I was raised in the steel and concrete jungles of Shreveport, La. and attended the public schools of Caddo Parish.
I am the son of Susie Ardison, mother of eight, and I have four children of my own.
Dr. Louis Pendleton, a top community leader
Black Panther Leader, Huey P. Newton
The teaching of Malcolm X
The inspiration of Min. Louis Farrakhan
Harriet Tubman
Nat Turner
Dr. Vernon Johns
Rev. W.L. McAfee
The Willie Lynch Letter
I became known in my hometown as a fighter for causes, a firebrand that could not resis the urge to speak out against injustices.
My goal, through God is to express in writing the sufferings and hopes of a people that the educational system has maneuvered to a lower class, and to remind them of the need to rise and unite.
(this is a condensed version of the full autobiography available in his book, "As The Ghetto Turns")
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