Spear staff

Between Thursday April 16 and Friday April 17, the U.S. experienced the greatest number of deaths ever recorded for one day. The 4,591 COVID-19 deaths in a 24-hour period in the U.S this week is said to be the highest on record.

Most British people are surprised by the incompetence and impotence of their government to stop the spread of COVID-19, which has spread to the top of the British government.

The crisis sparked by the Coronavirus pandemic has shaken the entire capitalist economy, forcing the white bourgeoisie rulers to lock down most of white society and oppressed colonized nations, disguised as an aim to stop the spread of the virus.

As the colonial COVID-19 virus wreaks havoc on the African and Indigenous communities, the U.S. government is bailing out the parasitic Wall Street banks with trillions of dollars. 

Below is information on how to access some of the resources that are being made available by the U.S. government during the colonialvirus pandemic. The resources hoarded by the U.S. government are stolen from African people, based on hundreds of years of enslaved and exploited labor and colonization.

I sit on the National Central Committee of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP) as the Deputy Chair, so I lead and direct all the Party’s economic development in Florida, Philadelphia, California, Alabama, St. Louis. We are also building right now in Occupied Azania and Ghana, as well. 

The rot of the neocolonial government and its traitors in Congo is so deep that nothing short of the complete liberation and unification of Africa under the leadership of the African working class can change the situation for our people there.

Dead on arrival—body after body flooding a local morgue in Hayward, CA, just outside of Oakland. These recent deaths at a convalescent home are attributed to the Coronavirus also known as the colonialvirus as it affects the poor, the vulnerable and colonized communities disproportionately to that of whites, the colonizer community.

During the current lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, African workers are scrambling to feed our children, pay our rent or mortgage or cover any medical expenses.