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The Political and Economical dynamics of the African Diasporic Re-entry into Dahomey
Conference in
Ouidah, Benin, West Africa
A retreat for African Intellectuals across the globe emerged in conversation, culture, transformation, reconciliation and progress hosted by the Traditional Rulers and Tribal Chiefs of Benin Republic. We are asking for all African Scholars from the African Union and other Pan Afrikan Organizations to descend upon Benin Republic for a powerful time of bonding, reuniting with our brethren at home, thoughtful discussion, and celebrations of African culture, nightlife, and family reunification.
Date To Be Announced
The Point Of No Return
Never
Say Die by Dr. Nikitah Imani
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UN Resolution 60/147 Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law >>read more
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Traditional Rulers Dedicated To Atoning
For Their
Role In The Trans-Atlantic Slave Genocide
International Law Obligations to Provide Reparations for Human Rights Abuses
Ghana's success makes the Pan-Africanist day Speaker of Limpopo
Parliament in South Africa, on _______________
Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, founding president of the Pan Africanist Congress, was born in Graaff-Reinet in 1924. His Xhosa first name, 'Mangaliso' means 'man of wonders'. As a student, lay preacher and teacher of the 1940s and 1950s, Sobukwe was an outspoken opponent of apartheid. He lost his student bursaries for speaking out against missionaries and white liberals, who, he said, had sown division among the African people. He also lost his first teaching job because he refused to teach the official apartheid history. >>more________________ Excerpts from "The Ballots" A Reparations Guide by Dr. Mustafa Ansari read
The Eastern Slave Trade ARAB-led slavery of Africans is important because it affects directly contemporary Afro-Arab relations and is complicated by the fact that both Africans and Arabs frequently treat it as an issue to be hushed-up because of the embarrassing reaction it generates. It is a historical reality which differentiates the fate and the aspirations of Africans on the one hand, and Arabs on the other, in their different attempts to achieve Arab unity and African unity respectively. Both these objectives, if pursued democratically, would assist in the emancipation and development of the two peoples. more >> They Owe us Reparations Now!
Tribunal
Flashback to Black Terrorism
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World Reports
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________________ The destruction of African culture is seen through the eyes of late 1800's slave footage, a documentary on the Sierra Leone diamond crisis, home video footage, and "Africa Speaks," a documentary from 1930 with music from The Liars >>>view _______________________
Our Political Prisoners
They Lynched us and danced afterward
Kings, Queens, and Kingdoms
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