Populist Trends or Revolutionary Pan-Africanism?

Kinuthia Ndungu & Nicholas Mwangi A fierce class struggle has been raging in Africa. The evidence is all around us. In essence, it is, as in the rest of the world, a struggle between the oppressors and the oppressed.” Kwame Nkrumah We are indeed living in interesting times, witnessing a resurgence of Pan-Africanism that is…

All Roads Lead to the November 4th Black People’s March on the White House!

Black is Back Coalition There is a powerful new movement afoot. It is a movement that has been brought to life by a revitalized African liberation struggle and the re-creation of a generalized, and essential, multinational unified anti-colonial leadership. It is a movement that will correct the course of history that has enslaved the world…

All Black Feminisms Ain’t Created Equal

Erica Caines My initial introduction to radical feminist politics was through convoluted, often antagonistic online discourses, where past works of radical feminists are engaged, discussed, and ultimately flattened. Audre Lorde has always been among the most popularly referenced Black feminists cited online, for example, but always for her gender critical analysis (which could be used…

Turning the World Right Side Up – Build the Anti-Colonial Free Speech Movement

Today’s study is themed: Turning the World Right Side Up – Build the Anti-Colonial Free Speech Movement, in light of the historic coalition building process that has been launched by the Hands Off Uhuru! Hands Off Africa! Counteroffensive campaign. This coalition calls on the broad support that this Movement has received prior to and following…

The Other Letter from Che to Fidel

Sergio Rodríguez Gelfenstein June 14 marks the 95th. anniversary of the birth of Commandante Ernesto Che Guevara, who is eternally remembered for his moral and human greatness, for his skills as a military and political leader, his integrity and revolutionary ethics, but to a lesser extent (especially outside of Cuba) for his outstanding condition as…