Presented by Comrade Debora Soares da Gama of the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union (A-AWRU) Origin of PAWD Pan-African Women’s Day was founded on 31 July 1962, Dar-es-Salaam (Tanganyika), following […]
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Cuba and Haiti: The Stench of U.S. Imperialism
The recent assassination of the U.S. puppet President Jovenel Moise in Haiti and the counter-revolutionary activity in Cuba has a familiar smell. A rot, a stench that fouls the air. […]
Revolutionary African Culture And an End to Gender-Based Violence And Border Wars Are Critical to Establishing African Unity
The key to worldwide Pan-African unity is found in Africa’s history. African civilizations once developed their own societies based on their needs and visions for the future. These societies had […]
Still Organizing: Commemorating Kwame Ture @ 80
Kwame Ture’s continued impact on successive generations cannot be denied. Kwame Ture formerly known as Stokely Carmichael personified African people’s struggle for freedom and justice for three and half decades […]
Forward Ever to World-Wide Pan-African Unity
Forward Ever to World-Wide Pan-African Unity These are hard times for Africans. We are a people who have been dispersed to all corners of the world where we have been […]