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Black people we have our difference. But we must put away our petty difference to unite in the name of survival.. we should not let class and religion and sexism and his politics divide us. our survival depends on BLACK unity.#BlackHistoryMonth2025 .#BlackTwitter . #BlackTumblr
Lack of Widespread Promotion of Pan-African Ideologies: A Garveyite Perspective
Introduction: The Absence of Pan-Africanism in the Global Black Consciousness
One of the greatest failures in the modern Black world is the lack of widespread promotion of Pan-African ideologies. Despite the work of Marcus Garvey, Kwame Nkrumah, Malcolm X, Thomas Sankara, and other Pan-Africanists, the movement remains marginalized, misunderstood, and underrepresented in mainstream Black discourse.
From a Garveyite perspective, this lack of promotion is not accidental—it is part of a deliberate strategy to prevent global Black unity, ensuring that:
Black people remain divided by nationality, ethnicity, and language.
The African diaspora continues to depend on Western and Eastern powers rather than themselves.
Black nations and communities remain economically and politically weak, allowing foreign exploitation.
If Pan-Africanism is not actively promoted and institutionalized, Black people will remain economically disorganized, politically fragmented, and socially disconnected, making true liberation impossible.
1. The Historical Suppression of Pan-African Ideologies
A. The Colonial and Western Opposition to Pan-Africanism
European and Western powers have always opposed Pan-Africanism because they knew it would:
Unite Black people worldwide against colonial and neocolonial exploitation.
Create self-sufficient Black economies, removing financial dependency on Europe and America.
Lead to stronger African and Caribbean nations, reducing foreign control over Black resources.
Example: When Kwame Nkrumah pushed for a United States of Africa, the CIA and Western governments sabotaged his leadership, ensuring that Africa remained divided.
Key Takeaway: Pan-Africanism was never just an ideology—it was a direct threat to white supremacy and global capitalism.
B. The Targeting of Pan-African Leaders and Organizations
Every major Pan-African leader has faced assassination, imprisonment, or political sabotage:
Marcus Garvey was imprisoned and deported by the U.S. government.
Patrice Lumumba was assassinated with CIA and Belgian involvement.
Thomas Sankara was killed in a coup backed by French interests.
Example: The Black Panther Party, which had Pan-Africanist ideals, was destroyed through COINTELPRO, a U.S. government program designed to neutralize Black liberation movements.
Key Takeaway: When Black people unify globally, they become too powerful—this is why Pan-Africanism has always been suppressed.
C. The Role of Colonial Education in Ignoring Pan-Africanism
In most Black-majority nations, schools:
Do not teach about Pan-African history or its leaders.
Focus on colonial history rather than pre-colonial African civilizations.
Promote European political models instead of Pan-African governance structures.
Example: Most African and Caribbean students learn more about European history than about the legacies of Garvey, Nkrumah, or Malcolm X.
Key Takeaway: If Black children are not taught Pan-Africanism, they will grow up with no knowledge of their collective power.
2. The Consequences of Failing to Promote Pan-African Ideologies
A. Disunity Between Africans and the Diaspora
Because Pan-Africanism is not widely promoted, Black people worldwide remain:
Divided by nationality (African vs. Caribbean vs. African American).
Separated by colonial languages (Francophone vs. Anglophone Africa).
Misinformed about each other’s struggles, preventing global solidarity.
Example: Many Black Americans and Africans do not see themselves as part of the same struggle, even though white supremacy and neocolonialism affect both groups.
Key Takeaway: Without Pan-Africanism, Black people remain fragmented and vulnerable to outside control.
B. Economic Dependence on Non-Black Nations
Without widespread Pan-Africanism, Black people continue to:
Trade more with Europe, China, and America than with each other.
Invest in non-Black economies instead of building Pan-African business networks.
Consume media and culture controlled by white-owned corporations.
Example: Africa has some of the richest natural resources on Earth, yet it remains economically weak because foreign corporations control most industries instead of Pan-African trade networks.
Key Takeaway: If Black people do not unify economically, they will always be controlled by outside forces.
C. The Lack of a Unified Black Political Strategy
Because Pan-Africanism is not widely promoted, Black nations and communities:
Fail to coordinate their political efforts globally.
Remain divided on key issues like reparations, land ownership, and governance.
Are unable to form a strong, collective response to global anti-Black racism.
Example: When George Floyd was murdered in the U.S., there was no coordinated Pan-African political or economic response, proving that Black nations and communities still lack global unity.
Key Takeaway: Without Pan-African political cooperation, Black people remain powerless in global decision-making.
3. The Garveyite Solution: Restoring and Promoting Pan-African Ideologies
A. Pan-Africanism Must Be Taught in Schools and Universities
Black institutions must:
Make Pan-African history a mandatory subject.
Teach about leaders like Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X, and Kwame Nkrumah.
Educate youth on the importance of global Black unity.
Example: Independent Pan-African schools should be created to teach African history from an Afrocentric perspective, not a colonial one.
Key Takeaway: If Black children are not educated in Pan-Africanism, they will remain mentally enslaved.
B. Black Media Must Prioritize Pan-African Content
Black-owned media must:
Produce documentaries, films, and books that spread Pan-African ideologies.
Expose the lies of colonial history and celebrate Black resistance.
Create platforms that connect Black people worldwide.
Example: Instead of relying on Hollywood, Black filmmakers must fund projects that highlight Pan-African history.
Key Takeaway: Media shapes minds—if Pan-Africanism is not visible, it will not grow.
C. Black Political Leaders Must Push for Pan-African Policies
Black governments and activists must:
Advocate for Pan-African economic policies, such as intra-African trade.
Coordinate global responses to anti-Black racism.
Challenge Western and Chinese exploitation of Africa.
Example: The African Union should be transformed into a real political force that fights for Black interests globally.
Key Takeaway: Pan-Africanism must move from theory to political action.
D. Pan-African Economic Networks Must Be Created
Black entrepreneurs and business leaders must:
Build supply chains that keep Black wealth circulating within the community.
Create Pan-African banking and investment systems.
Develop economic policies that remove dependency on foreign institutions.
Example: If Black-owned businesses worldwide collaborated instead of competing, they could control their own industries rather than relying on foreign investors.
Key Takeaway: Pan-Africanism must be economically sustainable, not just ideological.
Conclusion: Will Black People Promote Pan-Africanism or Continue Living in Division?
Marcus Garvey said:
“The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of national greatness."
Will Black people continue being divided by national and ethnic differences, or embrace Pan-African unity?
Will we allow foreign nations to dictate our economic and political future, or take control ourselves?
Will Pan-Africanism remain an ignored ideology, or become the foundation of Black liberation?
The Choice is Ours. The Time is Now.
The Black on Black Love Movement is a social movement that celebrates and promotes love, unity, and healing within the Black community. It is a response to the systemic racism and oppression that Black people have faced for centuries, which has led to trauma, self-hatred, and violence within the community.
The movement is based on the belief that Black love is the foundation of a strong and thriving Black community. It encourages Black people to love and support each other, to heal from their wounds, and to work together to create a better future for themselves and their children.
The Black on Black Love Movement is manifested in many different ways, including:
Social media campaigns: The movement has a strong presence on social media, where people use hashtags like #BlackLove and #BlackOnBlackLove to share stories, images, and videos of Black love and joy.
Art and culture: Black artists and creators are using their work to promote the Black on Black Love Movement. For example, there are many films, books, and TV shows that celebrate Black love and relationships.
Community events: Organizations and individuals across the country are hosting community events to promote Black love and unity. These events can include things like potlucks, movie nights, and workshops on Black relationships and parenting.
The Black on Black Love Movement is still in its early stages, but it is growing rapidly. It is a powerful and important movement that is helping to heal the Black community and create a better future for Black people everywhere.
Here are some specific examples of the Black on Black Love Movement:
The Black Love Campaign is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting Black love and unity. The organization hosts community events, produces educational materials, and advocates for policies that support Black families and relationships.
The Black Girl Magic movement is a social media campaign that celebrates the beauty, strength, and resilience of Black women. The movement is a reminder of the importance of Black self-love and community.
The Black Boys Joy movement is a social media campaign that highlights the positivity and joy of Black boys and men. The movement is a counter-narrative to the negative stereotypes that are often associated with Black men.
These are just a few examples of the many ways that the Black on Black Love Movement is being manifested. The movement is a powerful and important force for change in the Black community.
“Racists will always call you a racist when you identify their racism. To love yourself now - is a form of racism. We are the only people who are criticized for loving ourselves. and white people think when you love yourself you hate them. No, when I love myself they become irrelevant to me.” ― John Henrik Clarke tags: racism, racists.
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Beyond Reparations: What Does a Truly Equitable Future Look Like?
SCIENTIST COULDN'T HIDE HIS DISAPPOINTMENT AFTER DISCOVERING ANCIENT PH...
There are so many things that irritated the heck out of me about this video. First of all nothing surprises me about people who believes in scientific racism which pins Black Indigenous People as inferior with low IQ's and if anyone believes in this rubbish is the ones with the low IQ.
Even this Black African who is presenting the video uses the word minority, what the heck did that come from? How do you get a minority out of humans in the first place unless you too believe in race science?
What is wrong with some of the Black People on earth today? Do they not do any type of research on their own? Do they even study anatomy and nature? This is very easy to realize that there's no separation of humanity no way possible can we even try to do this and be correct.
If you believe in this you are broadcasting to the world that you are a complete idiot and have no idea of how our natural world function. You missed the elementary biology class on mitosis and meiosis and how sexual selection works along with reproductive life. Yes, you will have to be the dumbest mother fucker on the planet to believe in that shit of being a different species of humans.
Only people who are this dumb are shit people who calls themselves white and those shit people who believes in creationism, no one else on earth can be this stupid.
Respect Africa! #africa #africanwildlife #charityekezie
African Supremacy is very important for all Black Indigenous Africans worldwide to embrace ourselves and unite. We are disenfranchised while you solidify our enemies.
The art of war informs us to divide our enemies and to cause confusion in their ranks, you sure don't force them to unify when your alliance is broken. Unite your armies and divide your enemies before battle.
The one battle you will never win is the battle against yourself.
Race and genetics versus ‘race’ in genetics - PMC
A review of the medical literature since the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 revealed that race, a social construct created t
I'm a Black Indigenous man and me personally don't accept anything that isn't a benefit for me and my family regardless of popular culture. You couldn't for anything in the world make me accept your viewpoint that is going to have negative effects on me and my family.
I taught my wife science and then I taught my step kids about science and how Christianity and scientific racism became into being. Our kids didn't attend religious private or public schools.
Our kids were educated by my wife and I and had them tested on the state levels at the schools or centers where our kids could take the state exams. Our kids scored higher than most kids who took the tests.
All three went on to college and graduated with honors because my wife and myself took our kids education seriously but above all else for their mental safety and well being. Putting your kids in public schools or teaching them to believe in some religion is mental trauma.
Your kids deserve better than that, if you don't want to take on the responsibility of raising your children, simply don't have any, get yourself fixed so that you don't have to worry about passing your irresponsibles on someone else because you made the choice to have sex.
If you were raped and got pregnant in the process there's a lot of social services that can help you and your unwanted child. Stop being an incubator for the pro-life sexual predators to harm unwanted children so they don't have any fear of being exposed for their lewd sexual behavior and murders of children whom are not accounted for.
They prey on prostitutes, runaways, drug and alcohol abusers, sex workers and indigenous people who are not accounted for. Most of you have no knowledge of what you are doing to give these shit people a free hand to continue their evils on innocent victims.
They use deflections, the blame game to redirect the fear of the world to fear everyone who isn't considered white. They try to influence the world that the white man should be seen as good and safe and everyone else as violent and atrocious.
History and natural behavior indicates another story. The world should see the so call white man as a threat to all humankind. Remember these are the people who invented Christianity to commit genocides worldwide, to enslave innocent people everywhere because of greed and Europeans being impoverished, lynchings, eugenics, denying of human rights and equality, the subjugation of women, terrorizing innocent Black Indigenous Neighborhoods because they were self-sufficient and independent, white supremacists to exercise fear against others to keep none white people in their so call place.
This is the history of the so call white man and racism is still alive today because they benefits from it and the rest of the world suffers. These weak as shit people uses their kids as a shield saying that white children shouldn't feel guilty about the past history of white people.
No one even turned the table on them to even ask the question of, what about our none white kids? Why should they be psychologically traumatized by your actions that continues to this very day? This is another form of their deflecting their guilt on you.
Wise up and pay attention of how you are being played.
