Have you noticed the anti-Black comments that have sprung up on social media following the murder of 15-year-old Ghanaian migrant Javits Frimpong? What we know is the US government is masterful at creating division among Africans, whether they were born in the US or elsewhere.
Here’s a rundown of that history...
Apartheid Exposed: We Created Black-on-Black Violence to Prevent an Uprising
A former conscript in the South African apartheid regime’s army says the government fomented tension between African tribes to avoid the possibility of intra-tribal unification to defeat European domination of their lands.
Have you heard this story before?
Video credit: honestappraisal1 (TikTok)
Why Black People Act Like Government Assets
Black revolutionary Afeni (@factsandfire) argues Black people are doing the government’s work by rejecting revolutionary ideas that could help liberate Africans in the US and globally.
Why do you think Africans take this reactionary position?
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Video credit: @factsandfire
Anas Altikriti: Qatar Is a U.S. Vassal State
Cordoba Foundation CEO Anas Altikriti recounts an intriguing conversation with a friend who is a “higher-up” in the Qatari government. Qatar being a vassal of the United States makes perfect sense when we understand how Arab states were created in the 20th century.
African countries aren’t far off, either, in terms of US control. What would it take to end such an exploitative relationship?
Video credit: @ 5pillarsuk
Why Pan-Africanists Are More Influential Than Black Billionaires
Organiser and podcaster Diallo “Brother Diallo” Kenyatta argues that Pan-Africanists are the real “Black elites.”
Does a person’s “net worth” make a difference for African liberation?
Video credit: @africanworldorder
Egypt Reopens Embassy In Libya After 12-Year Closure
Egypt has reopened its embassy in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, which it closed in 2014 amid the country’s long-standing security crisis.
This crisis traces back to the US-led NATO invasion of Libya in 2011, from which the once-prosperous North African country has yet to recover.
So why did Egypt reopen its Libyan embassy, and what about this development must Africa pay attention to?
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