“Sometimes people hold a core belief that is very strong. When they are presented with evidence that works against that belief, the new evidence cannot be accepted.”

Frantz Fanon

I consider that each and every moment of each day and every day is a fit and proper time to attack racial discrimination and I said so.
-Eric Williams

My interview with Ambassador David Commissiong of 🇧🇧 on #Caricoms Presidential Council Initiative for Ayiti.

Important conversation...

Many Zionist are indeed secular and only use the religion to further their political gain.

“African traditional religions are by nature non-imperialistic. Unlike the universal revealed religions, they do not set out to show others light, so that there is no possibility of domination in this sphere.”
-Walter Rodney

Learning about our Igbo and Yorùbá family

Many of us look at the history of the Moorish conquest in Spain as a source of pride. What we really need to study about this history is what the Spanish did to free themselves from centuries of foreign rule.

You only get small snippets of information on social media. Understanding the whole picture requires take the time to read and research. This is why those who rely on social media for their information are often so easily misled and manipulated.

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One of my favorite books.

“The biggest difference between being known as a Black man or a negro is that if you're Black, then you do everything you can to fight white folks. If you're negro, you do everything you can to appease them. If you're Black, you're constantly in and

In this video, I explained in English what the constitutional coup in #Togo entails.

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Amilcar Cabral spoke about the existence of vertical and horizontal societies in Africa. The horizontal societies did not have a dominant class ruling over another whereas vertical societies were led by rulers and religious leaders.

Funny how this mind your own business energy was nowhere to be found when Tariq was making Haiti documentaries and selling Malema t-shirts. These people used Pan-Africanism as a grift in the past. The new grift now is reparations for Black Americans.

Haiti has contributed greatly to the global liberation of African people and has suffered greatly for it. Haiti can never truly be free until African people are collectively free.

Ancient Athens and Rome were bigger slave states than any ancient African civilization was. And the European colonial powers imposed slave labor throughout their colonies in Africa. This is yet another attempt to try to turn history on its head to defend colonialism.

Some of our greatest revolutionary leaders were mixed, such as Julien Fedon who led a revolution in Grenada or Robert Campbell who was an abolitionist and early advocate of Pan-Africanism. As Marcus Garvey stressed, we must unite regardless of our complexion.

It isn't. It's just another way for Tariq to make money. If rallies and speeches was enough to get Black American reparations, it would have happened decades ago.

Eric Williams noted that “British historians wrote almost as if Britain had introduced Negro slavery solely for the satisfaction of abolishing it.” This narrative still persists, even though we know that Britain never actually abolished slavery.

Historically speaking xenophobic movements are usually counterproductive and self-defeating. There's a reason why Pan-African efforts in the Caribbean, Africa, and the United States have accomplished more than movements rooted in dividing us further.

Dictator Faure Essozimna GNASSINGBÉ of #Togo is rebranding himself internationally as a “panafrican”. He is organizing the next Panafrican Congress in #Togo in November claiming to challenge the existing world order and propose an African model of democracy on the basis that the western