The government alleges that three activists acted as Russian agents when they criticized U.S. interference in Ukraine.
Uhuru Chairman Omali Yeshitela talks to supporters and fellow Uhuru members on the steps of City Hall on June 15, 2020, in St. Petersburg, Florida.
During its 50 years of existence, the APSP has earned a significant following. It publishes its own newspaper called The Burning Spear. The trouble began for the APSP in spring 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The APSP was one of the few prominent activist groups that publicly blamed the U.S. government for provoking the invasion, thus contradicting the official position of the U.S. that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was unprovoked. In public rallies, APSP leaders blamed the U.S.
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