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  • What immigrants from Africa and their children do for America

    Olurotimi Osha | Violence & Peace
    08.02.2018

    African Americans and their children need to tell their own stories, instead of enabling misguided bigots to seize the narrative – a false narrative that misrepresents them, as a people and threatens their uniqueness, as individuals.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace North America African Americans

  • Muhammad Ali’s contributions in the struggle to end racism and war

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Arts & Book Reviews
    09.06.2016

    The boxing champion won many battles in and outside the ring during the 1960s and 1970s. Ali’s life illustrates the role of African Americans in sports and its relationship to the broader struggle against national oppression.

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews Muhammad Ali, Boxing, Racism, African Americans

  • African American political power and the 2016 elections

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Global Pan-Africanism
    07.04.2016

    What do African Americans have to gain from their continued support for centrist Democratic candidates? Joblessness, poverty, mass incarceration, police terrorism and institutional racism remain. African Americans must break with the Democratic Party to establish their own organization that will speak in their name, fighting for a program of total liberation and socialism.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism African Americans, US elections 2016, Bernie Sanders, Hilary Clinton

  • ‘African America son’, US foreign policy and Africa

    Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe | Global Pan-Africanism
    07.04.2016

    US President Barack Obama expresses pride in his African heritage, but his regime over the last seven years has not demonstrated any substantial commitment to the wellbeing of the African people. He has merely continued the imperial interventions and militarism of his predecessors.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Biafra, Biafra war, African Americans, Genocide, Barack Obama

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