Uhuru, Comrades! This week the Chairman will continue from where he left off last week from “Vanguard: The Advanced Detachment of the African Revolution” – Chapter IV, The deepening crisis of imperialism-page 132. Home
Category: Revolutionary Voices
Living Fanon: Global Perspectives
Living Fanon: Global Perspectives Frantz Fanon has influenced generations of activists and scholars. His life’s work continues to be debated and discussed around the world. This book is an event: an international, interdisciplinary collection of debates and interventions by leading scholars and intellectuals from Africa, Europe and the United States. Nigel C. Gibson and the…
#OmaliTaughtMe: The Deepening Crisis of Imperialism
Uhuru, Comrades! This week’s study will focus on the Deepening Crisis of Imperialism. We will be reading from Chapter IV of Vanguard: The Advanced Detachment of the African Revolution, page 117 – 143. https://apspuhuru.org
Uses of Anger: Women Respond to Racism
The writer Audre Lorde ((1934-1992)) who described herself as “black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet”, states: “I am not free as long as there is another woman who is not free, even if her shackles are very different from mine. And I am not free as long as a person of colour remains chained. Racism. A…
With Frantz Fanon, in Search of the Truth
Alejo Brignole This July 20 is the 95th anniversary of the birth of the revolutionary theorist and Caribbean psychiatrist Frantz Fanon The Caribbean psychiatrist and writer Frantz Fanon, whose 95th birthday it is this July 20, was a lucid author of two famous essays: Black Skin, White Masks, 1952, and The Wretched of the Earth,…
Civilizational Decay and Colonial Mentalities. Some Reflections on and from Frantz Fanon
Gonzalo Armúa and Jean Jores Pierre When in March 1945 the Allied Army was preparing to cross the Rhine River, advance on Germany and thus give the final blow to Nazism, among the hundreds of thousands of soldiers and colonial troops was a young West Indian. He wore a Croix de Guerre medal for his…
#OmaliTaughtMe: African and Mexican Women in the Struggle for Liberation!
A continuation of the #OmaliTaughtMe special series featuring the Mexican liberation organization Union del Barrio! This week, Chairman Omali Yeshitela will be joined by representatives from the African National Women’s Organization, President Yejide Orunmilla, and ANWO’s Occupied Azania (South Africa) Coordinator, Connie Hutchison, as well as the Union del Barrio Women’s Commission: Adriana Simon, Erica…
#OmaliTaughtMe: Socialism vs Capitalism
Uhuru, comrades! This week is the third episode in an #OmaliTaughtMe special series featuring the Mexican liberation organization: Union del Barrio. This week we discuss socialism vs. capitalism, an important topic for today’s heating political climate. We will be joined by Chairman Omali Yeshitela and Union del Barrio’s Secretary General, Benjamin Prado. This episode has…
Kwame Ture: Converting the Unconscious to Conscious
In this video, Ture analyzes not only the necessity of the conscious to make the unconscious ‘consciously rebellious’, he distinguishes between a mobilizer and an organizer.
79th Birthday of Brother and Comrade Kwame Ture
All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (AAPRP) The more you love the People, the more you work for the People; the more you work for the People, the more you want to know the People; the more you study and know the People, the more you love the People; the more you love the People, the harder…
#OmaliTaughtMe: Defining the Struggle: Colonialism vs. Racism
A continuation of the #OmaliTaughtMe special series: A discussion with Chairman Omali Yeshitela, ASI Secretary General Luwezi Kinshasa, and representatives from the Mexican liberation organization Union del Barrio, defining the struggle for African and Mexican people as a struggle against colonialism, not racism. Join the African People’s Socialist Party: APSPUhuru.org
Kwame Ture: The Pitfalls of Liberalism
Excerpt – Stokely Speaks: From Black Power to Pan Africanism, 1969 Whenever one writes about a problem in the United States, especially concerning the racial atmosphere, the problem written about is usually black people, that they are either extremist, irresponsible, or ideologically naive. What we want to do here is to talk about white society,…
