diallokenyatta: My African lineage traces back to my mother’s womb; I claim no single African nation; my great aunt did a historical genealogy of my family and traced our family all the way back to a particular African nation, but I don’t put much stake in that; I’m an African, I embrace the entire continent as ours, we belong to it and it to us.Also, Africa is us, it travels with us, where you find Africans you find Africa. Like Malcolm...
I’ve been thinking about the evolution of our struggles and the ideas and rally calls that birth them or were born from them. Are we evolving or revolving? Well, either way this history needs to be preserved, taught, and fully represented.
My African lineage traces back to my mother’s womb; I claim no single African nation; my great aunt did a historical genealogy of my family and traced our family all the way back to a particular African nation, but I don’t put much stake in that; I’m an African, I embrace the entire continent as ours, we belong to it and it to us.Also, Africa is us, it travels with us, where you find Africans you find Africa. Like Malcolm X...
I think he’s one of the greatest Statesmen of the modern era. That rare combination of Warrior and Bureaucrat.I wish he would have followed Che’s insights on Revolution however. Che warned that if they didn’t no immediatly build on and expand the Cuban Revolution to all of the Carri bean, Latin America, and African then Cuba would become isolated by the Capitalist powers and he’d be forced to compromise his principles...
I’ve worked with members of their orgnaization in Kansas City, Brooklyn, and South Chicago. I have no formal allence, but I am alled with them and any Pan-African, and Liberationist orgnaization or individual.