African Liberation Day 2012 Paris, France and Washington DC (in Photos)

The pictures found here come from the African Liberation Day events held in Washington, DC, USA on May 26 and Paris, France on June 2. More than events to celebrate a not yet won liberation, these were processes that won African people to revolutionary organization to complete the struggle for African Liberation. They served to unite Africans across the world into one revolutionary process, led by the African Socialist International. Africans joined these ALDs from Germany, Sweden, France, the UK and the U.S. and they resulted in establishing organizational presences of the ASI in as many locations.

 

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