WWP: Abayomi Azikiwe

Workers World Party Conference: 50 years of struggle for revolution and socialism. Nov. 14-15, 2009. Second Plenary Session: Jobs and human needs - not banks, racism and imperialist war. Speaker: Abayomi Azikiwe.

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