What are your thoughts on the term Sub-Saharan Africa?

It’s bullshit, we need to start calling the North; “Arab Occupied Africa.”

If the only person with 0% ‘African’ is an alien, at what period (#: kya or century ago) do you think ‘whiteness’ established itself?

There is much dispute as to White “Whiteness” established itself, the date can’t be locked down because many ethnic groups came into Whiteness as different points in history, like the Irish and European Jews; they are new comers to White Status. Then there are those who switch from Whiteness to non-Whiteness depending on what nation they are in. Like Hispanics, many Latinos who are White in Mexico, Panama, the DR, Puerto...

if you had to mount a museum display (on any topic, any artifact) what would it be (involve)?

I’d create an exhibit of they dying and soon to be extinct systems of White Domination and Capitalism. I put Fiat Currency, Medical Insurgence Cards, Land Deeds, Nuclear Warheads, and shit like that on display as a warning to humanity of how far we can sink if we allow a sick, psychopathic few to take power.

Brother Diallo, what are your thoughts on the Black Liberation Army? Is a new one needed, can it be rebuilt, is it necessary to rebuild it? Hotep family.

The political and cultural climate in the US is not conducive to an armed guerrilla movement within the Black community…, hell it’s not even conducive to a White guerrilla movement among the White Left or Right.All struggles go through the “armed and open combat” phase, in fact protracted and multi-generational Struggles like ours have many “armed and open combat” phases, they come and go.The Revolutionist...

What are your thoughts on Owen ‘Alik Shahadah, particularly his views on Islam in Africa?

I think the Brother is done some great works, I’ve seen “500 Years Later” a number of times, he is a scholar/filmmaker of value to the community and Pan-Africanism.I know he’s open and honest about Islam’s historical role in African, for the most part, which is rare for a Black Muslim. If I remember correctly, he is a Muslim tho, I don’t know how that works out; but I don’t understand how any one can...

The concepts and topics covered in this blog lead me to inquire, what are your thoughts on the concept of perfection? Do you think it is possible to create a perfect people, and culture?

Yes, perfection is possible, the purpose of life is to perpetuate life, so any culture that adheres to this simple purpose, then it’s perfect as far as culture goes.Perfection does not mean free of pain, struggle, or even death, because that’s all part of the cycle of life. Perfection means that the culture contributes back to the land base as much or more than it takes, that the land base and ecosystems benefit from your...

What do you mean when you use the term Pan-Africanism? It is merely an ideology or is it identity politics? Do we black people change the way we communicate, what and how we eat or drink, how we relate to other groups etc and impose this on other blacks? Do we impose Pan-Africanism on black people? Black Harvard scholar Tommie Shelby says we don’t need a common identity to fight common oppression in his work foundations of black solidarity. True or untrue/thoughts on these questions?

Pan-Africanism is both an Ideology and an Agenda/Mission. We build towards it as we live it.Pan-African does not need to be imposed in an individual level, it will have to be institutionalize on an organizational, community, and national scale. We don’t want or need those who reject Pan-Africanism, but if as we secure and delineate space/territory/nations then those who dwell or seek to visit our spaces will have to hold to our...

DIALLO KENYATTA SPEAKS / SPECIAL EDITION 11-25 / THE POWER TO THE PEOPLE RADIO PROGRAM

DIALLO KENYATTA SPEAKS / SPECIAL EDITION 11-25 / THE POWER TO THE PEOPLE RADIO PROGRAMIt was an Honor to Host this EDITION of The Power To The People Radio Program with SPECIAL GUEST : DIALLO KENYATTA ( National Coordinator at Black Star Action Network ). I urge all of you to listen to the Insightful dialogue that transpired over the course of this Program. Special Shout outs to Brother Foday Musa Mansaray and Sister Kenya Jones. PAN-AFRICANS...