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African Internationalism

How Chairman Omali made ‘colonialism’ a household word

In the 21st century, terms like "colonialism," "systemic oppression," and "anti-Blackness" have become increasingly prevalent in academic, media, and activist circles. However, few acknowledge...

How ‘Sinners’ reflects African resistance against colonial capitalism

This article reviews the immensely popular film Sinners from an African Internationalist perspective. On April 18, 2025, the musical horror film Sinners released to the...

Oxford Union chickens out, joins with U.S. government to attack anti-colonial free speech

The Oxford Union declares itself the most prestigious debate society in the world, founded in 1823 for students whose discussions were being restricted by...

“Oppenheimer” film sympathizes with atomic bomb scientist; fails to call out U.S. genocide and terrorism

Rather than a story about the atrocities committed against the Japanese people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second Imperialist War, Christopher Nolan’s 2023...

White solidarity with Black is Back!

Editor's Note: The following is excerpted from a presentation delivered by African People's Solidarity Committee Chairwoman Penny Hess at the Black is Back Coalition's...

The road to revolution: Why I joined the African People’s Socialist Party

What is the Matrix? That is the question. It is colonialism. Why did I join the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP)? Because I wanted to...

The mourning of John Pombe Magufuli, as one of the leading representatives of the African petty bourgeoisie

The death of 61-year-old Tanzania president John Pombe Magufuli on March 17, 2021 caught the attention of the bourgeois press and gained the support of Pan-Africanists who...

Rock for Reparations: USM members unite to build the culture of reparations

On April 3, Philadelphia Uhuru Solidarity Movement (USM) member Mary Alicia organized a wildly successful virtual rock concert for a Reparations Challenge, which not only raised double...

Wall Street must pay reparations to African people

As capitalism’s central institution, the stock markets in the U.S., Britain and Amsterdam are visibly entwined with the assault on African people. The financial trading...
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