Edrice Lewis-Viechweg is the woman who designed the flag of St. Kitts and Nevis. Those who are familiar with the flag will notice that it utilizes red, black, green, and yellow which are colors traditionally associated with Pan-Africanism. She selected those colors to reflect the African roots of St. Kitts.
In 1795, Julien Fedon led a slave rebellion in Grenada. What's notable about Fedon’s rebellion is how close he came to seizing control of the entire island. Though Fedon’s rebellion was eventually crushed, Fedon himself escaped and was never captured.
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Family, in this latest episode of R.A.M. we discuss why unity amongst our people is deemed a threat.
Full episode in the comments:
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In 1970, Trinidad and Tobago experienced a Black Power uprising that challenged the colonial structures left behind by independence.
The streets organized. Calypso spoke. The people demanded liberation.
Bobby E. Wright explained that the difference between a white liberal and a white conservative is that the liberal gives lip service to black liberation while arguing that black people are moving too fast towards liberation whereas the conservative thinks that black people have too much already.
Black people who align with these political ideologies express the same views. Black liberals give lip service to liberation, but are careful to avoid any approaches which challenge the system in any meaningful way. Black conservatives aren't even in the struggle because they are trying to keep things as they are. They have nothing to conserve, so their usefulness is helping white conservatives preserve the status quo.
Tony Martin demonstrated in "Race First" the profound influence that the UNIA had on the liberation effort in South Africa. In his autobiography, Nelson Mandela detailed the international support that the anti-apartheid struggle received from other African nations as well as the African Disapora. Then there are the writings by Pan-African leaders in South Africa such as Robert Sobukwe and Anton Lembede.
Certain people who don't understand this history are trying to diminish the role of Pan-Africanism in South Africa's liberation.
This is a great book that I would recommend for anyone who is interested in the history of the Grenada revolution.
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He absolutely was, dude was called the "the prince of peace" and the innovations he gave to the kingdom of Kongo were massive from textile techniques to how to govern several kingdoms under one federation to even having a tax system across the kingdom for a welfare state.
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Family in our 9th episode of R.A.M., my brother @DOmowale and I discuss the reality of black unity and give historical examples on whether its an illusion or an attainable goal.
Here is a segment of the episode, full episode in the comments.
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Kwame Ture taught us to demystify the enemy. This enemy isn't as strong or tough as we like to believe.
It was only a matter of time. The ANC can no longer rely on its legacy of fighting apartheid to maintain support among voters.
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Aside from the fact that Japan was able to rebuild with assistance of the United States whereas the US has consistently worked to undermine Haiti for decades, Japan's post World War II national identity is shaped largely by a narrative which ignores wrongdoing on Japan's part while emphasizing Japan's victimization during and after the war.
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Japan had 2 atomic bombs dropped on them and they built back stronger than almost any nation on the planet in less than 30 years
they didn't bitch and complain
White diaspora wars aren't new. The scramble to colonize North and South America was a series of white diaspora wars.
In case anyone was wondering why Kemi Badenoch is such a staunch apologist for colonialism.
Kemi Badenoch’s husband, Hamish Badenoch left his role as a Managing Director at Deutsche Bank last year to become the full time homemaker for their family. Now doing flexible consulting on the side, he handles the school runs and household duties so Kemi can focus on leading the Conservative Party
Now that’s a supportive husband !!
Chancellor Williams described Shamba Bolongongo as the greatest leader the black race ever produced. In the history of great African monarchs, he certainly stands out for his vision. Many of the practices and ideas that he implemented in his kingdom are still relevant for Africa today.
Afrikans never used the word democracy, yet they practiced it. They never used the word Christianity, yet they practiced it. We have to look back in order to look forward. We’re not looking back far enough.
-John Henrik Clarke
To die for the racists is lighter than a feather, but to die for the people is heavier than any mountain and deeper than any sea.
-Huey Newton
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Most rappers who talk about this movie have never watched it 😂 he didn't stay a CIA agent for life and he also taught the youth urban guerrilla warfare, he didn't make deals with white people and gave one eye winks to black people, that's not what the movie is 😂❤️🖤💚
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💯💯💯 we're creating a learning Centre in the eastern area of Kongo and we could really use the people's help and not the social media standing, the people in the congo can't see your social media activism
Ngl alot of y’all’s “activism” for the DRC starts and ends at “Apple products bad” and you fail to actually understand the complexity and weight the genocide and abuse in the DRC holds for the entire global system of capitalism as we know it today. Apple is one of thousands of beneficiaries of the destabilization of the DRC.




























