6,567 likes, 248 comments - africaawareorg on August 11, 2026: "Professor Jeffrey Sachs argues that Africa’s unity and Pan African integration could give the continent greater collective bargaining power. A more united Africa, he suggests, would be better positioned to negotiate stronger deals and defend its interests on the global stage.
#africa #panafricanism #africaaware #africaunity #blacks".
dravonrangel on May 31, 2026: "MAGA dressed in spirituality might be one of the greatest threats to America because it teaches people to confuse hatred with holiness, racism with righteousness, sexism with tradition, classism with merit, and obedience with faith.
You cannot sage your house and still support policies that tear families apart. You cannot quote God while cheering for children being buried under bombs. You cannot call yourself “awake” while defending a man who has built power by attacking Black people, immigrants, women, LGBTQ people, the poor, and anyone asking this country to be more humane.
Trump did not expose America by accident. He revealed how many people were never fighting for freedom. They were fighting to keep hierarchy alive.
And now we are watching people trade their humanity for proximity to power, wrapping cruelty in flags, crosses, crystals, and “good vibes.”
That is not spirituality.
That is supremacy with incense burning.".
Black Panther Party: Self-Defense and the Experience of Communal Organization at the Center of Capitalism – Academy of Democratic Modernity
Communal organization is a form of organization that socialist movements around the world have debated for a long time and, in some cases, attempted to put into practice. Abdullah Öcalan defines the commune as a form of organization that exists entirely outside the structure of the state, has no connection to it, and in which...
A BLACK CONVERSATION: REACTIONARIES, REVOLUTIONARIES AND REFORMISTS
What does liberation look like? Can the master's tools dismantle the master's house? Who gets to speak for Black people—and who benefits from that? These are...
About A Black People’s History of Canada
📕 Sharing stories of Canada's rich Black Canadian heritage
🔧 Developing teaching materials for classrooms
A Black People’s History of Canada (BPHC) is a three-year project initiated by the Department of Canadian Heritage and Dalhousie University in 2021. Its purpose is to conduct new research into our nation’s rich African Canadian heritage.
A Black People’s History of Canada (BPHC) is a three-year project initiated by the Department of Canadian Heritage and Dalhousie University in 2021. Its purpose is to conduct new research into our nation’s rich African Canadian heritage.
Partnering with African Canadian groups and government agencies responsible for education, BPHC will help create new elementary and secondary school curricula in French and English for teaching Black history in every Canadian province and territory.
Social media sensation Conscious Lee isn’t your typical Professor or Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion instructor. And you don’t want him to be.
With over 2 million followers on social media, as well as being named in YouTube Black Voice Creator Class of 2022 “TheConsciousLee” has a virtual presence that impacts many. This intellectual debating, hip hop dancing, thought-provoking, and workshop facilitating keynote speaker proves that Black intellectuals don’t have to play respectability politics to deliver a message that resonates. Conscious has over 8 years of experience in education and over 5 years of experience in consulting.
Lee holds a bachelor’s degree in African & African American Studies and a Master’s degree in Human Relations as well as a Master’s degree in Adult Higher Education. He also has Graduate Certificates in Women and Gendered Studies and Human Resource and Diversity Development from the University of Oklahoma.
The Wrong Durée: The Politics of Cedric J. Robinson’s Racial Capitalism
Instead, a race-essentialist understanding of epistemology lies at the heart of both Robinson’s notions of racial capitalism and the black radical tradition. In the former, we find racism intrinsic…
James Baldwin and discussion on the book "Nobody Knows My Name more notes of a native son". They discuss the book and Mr. Baldwin's political beliefs and his...
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King Was Not a Pacifist: He Was an Anti-Imperialist - CounterPunch.org
In his condemnation of the U.S. war on the people of Vietnam, Martin Luther King Jr.’s stance was not a pacifist one. King was not necessarily anti-war so
Who Was James Baldwin? His Life, Books, and Legacy Explained
James Baldwin wasn’t just a writer—he was a radical voice who challenged racism, queerness, and power through unforgettable literature and public life. In th...
