In September of 1960, the African Liberation Movement was in high gear, asserting its independent and revolutionary trajectory.
In September of 1960, the African Liberation Movement was in high gear, asserting its independent and revolutionary trajectory.
The day after St. Petersburg police brutally executed Dominique, the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP), defenders of the African working class, called a news conference led by Director of Agitation and Propaganda (AgitProp) Akilé Anai.