White supremacist violence is as American as apple pie. The U.S. capitalist system is built on it. If you don’t believe it, ask the indigenous people, (Navaho, Creek, Sioux, Mohawk, Seminole etc.), who were enslaved and murdered for their land. Ask African people, (Wolof, Mandinka, Fula, Angolans, Kikuyu etc.) who were kidnapped, enslaved and brutalized […]
A-AWRU 20th Anniversary Conference in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa (Union 2000)
At Union 2000 in Guinea Bissau, the Fifth Day of the 20th Anniversary Conference of the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union (A-AWRU). Held 26 November 2000. Assembly with members of UDEMU, the Women’s Wing of PAIGC with representatives of the Women’s Wing of the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania (PAWO), AZAPO, PANAFU (PAWA), A-APRP (A-AWRU), PDG-RDA (URFG) […]
A-APRP Information Session – 30 May
Register for Information Session to learn more about the A-APRP and the A-AWRU. We will cover in the 1 hour session a basic overview of the A-APRP and the A-AWRU, including our origins, objective, ideology and what we do on a day-to-day basis. We will take questions during the session as well. This is for […]
Pan-Africanism stands in opposition to Xenophobia
Note the following truth from Kwame Nkrumah from page 66 of his classic work “Class Struggle in Africa” talking about the POLITICAL phenomena currently referred to as Xenophobia. Afrophobia is a recent term referring to Xenophobia within the context of Africa and Xenophobia related to violence by Africans against other Africans: “Under colonial, the workers’ […]
A Pan-Africanist History (On The Road To Liberation) | A Story Of Revolution & Unity
The following gives a brief history of the birth of the Pan African Movement and a briefing on the A-APRP (All-African’s People Revolutionary Party) given by Comrade Dela (4 Minutes 40 Seconds)