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Jamaica’s real storm is political

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Jamaica! Jamaica! Its national motto, “Out of many, one people,” reflects the diverse cultural and historical roots that make up the island’s identity. Known as...

We Them Girls: African women must lead,the Chairman makes sure of it

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
I am an African woman who fights for the freedom of African people, with a special focus on ending the specific oppression of African...

Government shutdowns prove it: it’s time for African women to build our own power

Koko Lewis -
The recurring drama of a U.S. government shutdown is a brutal exposure of a colonial capitalist system in decay. The shutdown is further evidence...

Safiya Bukhari: A lioness for liberation

Mecca Shakur -
Safiya Bukhari, born Bernice Jones in 1950 in the Bronx, began her life in a devout Christian, middle-class household. Like many young African women,...

No future for African women workers under colonial capitalism

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Trump’s America is not so different Trump’s America is not different from the America African people have faced for our entire existence. From the birth...

The State’s big ugly bill: Why we need not only resist, but build Black Power!

Koko Lewis -
Signed on July 4, 2025, The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (The Big Ugly Bill) was signed into law by U.S. president Donald J....

Black mothers march on the White house to protest family policing

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
WASHINGTON, DC – On Mother’s Day 2025, Black mothers, fathers, and family policing opponents from across the U.S. gathered once again for the fourth...

The global exploitation and revolutionary potential of African women’s labor

Yejide Orunmila, ANWO President -
Worldwide, African women form the backbone of economies. We work fields, take care of children that are not our own, clean homes we do...

Black mother jailed while searching for her abused and missing daughter

African National Women's Organization (ANWO) -
On February 28, Khaila Wilks (Czereda), a young African mother fighting to find her daughter, Iris Crum, was arrested after a disappointing family court...
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