Liberation organizations send solidarity to APSP Plenary!

February 17, 2012

The New Afrikan People's Organization takes this opportunity to extend its support and solidarity to the African People's Socialist Party for its outstanding work in the struggle to liberate Afrikan people in America and throughout the world. The history, challenges and victories which comprise Afrikan people's struggle for justice, independence and unity have merged our organizations into an inseparable and objective force for freedom.

We trust that the present Plenary will fortify the African People's Socialist Party and allow it to be a constant and stronger source of revolutionary change.

Your Comrade!

Chokwe Lumumba

Chairperson

New Afrikan People's Organization

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