Condolence Statement: Chuck Kaufman, Alliance for Global Justice

Posted on January 4, 2022 by admin

A-APRP^(GC)

Chuck Kaufman, PRESENTE!

(1952 – 2021)

US Interference in Nicaragua’s Elections

Nicanotes, July 22, 2021

For more than five decades, Chuck Kaufman, National Co-Coordinator of the Alliance for Global Justice (AfGJ), struggled and served, sacrificed and suffered to help build solidarity and alliances between progressive and revolutionary forces in Central and South America, the Caribbean, and the United States.

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (from 1979 to 2006), the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC) (from 2006 to 20021), Pan-African Roots, the African Awareness Association, and a team of our cadre, including, Kamau Benjamin, Bob Brown, Wesley Brown, Lee Robinson and Banbose Shango, had the privilege, the pleasure, and sometimes the pain, to work with Chuck and AfGJ; and several of its allied organizations, networks/coalitions, and fiscally sponsored projects.

Chuck made his transition on 28 December 2021, a much earned and well-deserved rest. He helped make history and helped preserve it. It is fitting that we remember a few of his moments and barricades, contributions and achievements, especially some of those that the A-APRP (GC) shared:

In February 1979, Chuck helped co-found the Nicaragua Network. On July 17, 1969, the Sandinista National Liberation Front seized power and consolidated the Nicaraguan Revolution. In 1987, he joined the Nicaragua Network’s National Staff. AfGJ continues to support the Nicaragua Revolution and the Sandinista National Liberation Front, today.
In 1995, Trim Bissel, Kathy Hoyt, Chuck, the Nicaragua Network (NN), others co-founded the Campaign for Labor Rights (CLR). He supported the movement against sweatshop labor in Central and South America.
In 1998, the Nicaragua Network became the Alliance for Global Justice (AfGJ)
AfGJ and Chuck helped build the Latin American Solidarity Coalition (LASC).
In 1998 Chuck and AfGJ helped found and launch the United States Students against Sweatshops and the Nike Sweatshop Campaign
Since its founding, AfGJ, James Jordan and Chuck have waged and participated in Colombia solidarity campaigns and projects on a variety of fronts, including peasant and labor union campaigns to free political prisoners in Columbia.
Since its founding, AfGJ and Chuck were always involved in the defense of the Bolivarian Revolution within the US. In 2007, AfGJ, the A-APRP (GC), and other organizations and organizers, organized and hosted the Venezuela Solidarity Conference in Chicago and Washington, DC, which lead to the formation of the Venezuela Solidarity Network.
AFGJ and Chuck helped form the Venezuela Strategy Group and Food Sovereignty Project with William Camacaro and the Bolivarian Circle
In April 2000, Chuck and AfGJ helped build the anti-IMF / World Bank demonstration in Washington, DC. It is a cornerstone event in the anti-globalization movement.
In 2011, Chuck, the Nicaragua Network, and AfGJ fiscally sponsored the anti-IMF / World Bank demonstration in Washington, DC. AfGJ served as the fiscal sponsor for IFCO / Pastors for Peace … Cuba Friendshipment Caravan when the IRS took away IFCO / Pastors for Peace’s tax-exempt status.
From 1979, AfGJ and Chuck, endorsed, networked, and helped build numerous solidarity, pro-Palestinian; immigration and border militarization; anti-War; anti-globalization demonstrations in DC; the Occupy Wall Street in New York, and several Occupations in Washington, DC and across the United States.
Chuck and AfGJ fiscally sponsored the 2013 Tear Down the Walls Conference in Tucson, AZ; the Black Lives Matter and related police murder protests; and the fiscal sponsorship of Black Lives Matter Groups in Tucson, AZ and Oklahoma City, OK.
From 2011, AfGJ and Chuck fiscally sponsored numerous solidarity, pro-Palestinian; immigration and border militarization; anti-War; anti-globalization demonstrations in DC; the Occupy Wall Street in New York, and several Occupation Movements in Washington, DC and across the United States.
Chuck and AfGJ supported and participated in various African Liberation Day commemorations under the leadership of the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (from 1979 to 2006) and the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC) (from 2006 to 2021).

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC) is very small and very poor. For more than four decades, our cadre helped Chuck, the Nicaragua Network, AfGJ and several of their organizational projects, networks and coalitions and fiscally sponsored projects that Chuck, the Nicaragua Network, and AfGJ helped found, build, lead and support for more than five decades, collectively and individually, when and where we could.

We will remember Chuck, and send condolences to his Family, Friends, Co-Workers, and the Alliance for Global Justice!

A-APRP^(GC)

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AfGJ Celebration of Chuck Kaufman

Posted on December 30, 2021 by admin

29 December 2021

It is with great sadness that the Alliance for Global Justice announces that Chuck Kaufman, our National Co-Coordinator and one of the founders of AfGJ, has died. He passed peacefully of natural causes on Tuesday, December 28, 2021 in his Tucson, Arizona home after a brief illness.

Chuck was a true leader, a visionary, a master strategist and above all, a loving and kind comrade and friend. Through his wise stewardship Alliance for Global Justice grew to become a major force in building the capacity of grass roots organizers throughout the Americas to confront imperialism, neoliberalism and oppression in all forms and to strive to curb U.S. violations of human rights, both within and outside its borders.

Chuck has been a leader of the Central and Latin America solidarity movements since joining the staff of the Nicaragua Network in 1987. He gave up his successful advertising business out of disgust at Congress’ cowardice during the Iran-Contra scandal. He went on his first coffee picking brigade to Nicaragua that same year. Chuck has been in the front ranks of the movements to support the right of people in Latin America and the Caribbean to dignity, sovereignty, and self-determination. He has led delegations to Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haiti and Honduras.

Chuck has written and spoken often about US democracy manipulation programs through the National Endowment for Democracy and US Agency for International Development as well as what he calls the need to look to the Abolition Movement as our inspiration to change the culture of US militarism. He was a board member of the Latin America Solidarity Coalition and a leader of the LASC’s effort to build a stronger movement to oppose US militarism and the militarization of relations with Latin America. He was a founder of the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER) Coalition and has spoken at most of the major Washington, DC anti-war demonstrations. Through AfGJ, he was a founding board member of the Honduras Solidarity Network. He held a B.A. in Government and Politics from George Mason University. His first political activism was as a high school student in 1969 when he organized student walk-out in four county high schools in his native Indiana.

We will post more in the days to come. You can find information about Chuck’s memorial service on the website of Alliance for Global Justice (afgj.org) as soon as arrangements have been completed. We request that people wishing to offer gestures of comfort and remembrance of Chuck do so through their continued support to AFGJ and the causes to which he dedicated his life.

The Alliance for Global Justice

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Es con mucha tristeza que la colectiva de la Alianza por la Justicia Global anuncia que Chuck Kaufman, nuestro coordinador nacional y uno de los fundadores de AfGJ, ha muerto. El murió en paz de causas naturales el Martes, 28 de diciembre de 2021 en su casa en Tucson, Arizona después de una breve enfermedad.

Chuck fue un verdadero líder, un visionario, un maestro estratega y sobre todo, un compañero y amigo muy cariñoso y amable. A través de su sabia dirección, AfGJ creció hasta convertirse en una fuerza importante en el desarrollo de la capacidad de los organizadores de base en todo el continente americano para enfrentar a el imperialismo, el neoliberalismo y la opresión en todas formas y esforzarse por frenar las violaciones en los Estados Unidos de los derechos humanos dentro y fuera de sus fronteras.

Chuck ha sido un gran líder de los movimientos de solidaridad de América Central y América Latina desde que se unió al personal de la Red de Nicaragua en 1987. Renunció a su exitoso negocio publicitario por disgusto por la cobardía del Congreso durante el escándalo de Irán-Contra. Partió en su primera brigada de recolección de café a Nicaragua ese mismo año. Chuck ha estado al frente de los movimientos para apoyar el derecho de las personas en América Latina y el Caribe hacia la dignidad, soberanía y autodeterminación. Ha encabezado delegaciones a Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haití y Honduras.

Chuck ha escrito y hablado sobre los programas de manipulación de la democracia de los Estados Unidos. A través del National Endowment for Democracy y la Agencia de los Estados Unidos. por el Desarrollo Internacional, así como sobre lo que él llama la necesidad de mirar al Movimiento de Abolición como nuestra inspiración para cambiar la cultura de militarismo de los Estados Unidos. Fue miembro de la junta de la Coalición de Solidaridad con América Latina (LASC) y líder del esfuerzo de LASC para construir un movimiento más fuerte para oponerse al militarismo estadounidense y la militarización de las relaciones con América Latina. Fue uno de los fundadores de la Coalición Actúa Ahora para Acabar con la Guerra y con el Racismo (ANSWER) Coalición y ha hablado en la mayoría de las principales manifestaciones contra la guerra en Washington, DC. A través de AfGJ, fue miembro fundador de la junta de la Red de Solidaridad de Honduras. Tenía un B.A. en Gobierno y Política de la Universidad George Mason. Su primer activismo político fue como estudiante de secundaria 1969 cuando organizó una huelga de estudiantes en cuatro escuelas secundarias del condado en su natal Indiana.

Publicaremos más en los próximos días. Puede encontrar información sobre el servicio conmemorativo de Chuck en el sitio web de la Alianza por la Justicia Global (afgj.org) tan pronto como se hayan completado los arreglos. Solicitamos que las personas que deseen ofrecer gestos de consuelo y recuerdo de Chuck lo hagan a través de su continuo apoyo a las causas a las que dedicó su vida.

La Alianza por la Justicia Global

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Condolence Statement: Ike Mafole, PAC Azania

Posted on December 24, 2021 by admin

Revolutionary Condolences

On The Transition of Comrade, Brother Molefe Ike “Ntate” Mafole

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party ^(GC), and the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union ^(GC), its women’s wing, express our profound sorrow on the recent passing of our dear Brother, Comrade and Friend Molefe Ike “Ntate” Mafole, member of the Jafta (Uncle Jeff) Kgalabi Masemola Branch of the Pan-African Congress of Azania (PAC-A) in Tshwane (Pretoria), Azania (South Africa).

We express revolutionary condolences and our undying love to the Family and Friends of Bra Ike. We salute Bra Mzwanele Nyhontso, President of the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania; Bra Chris Sankara, National Organiser; Bra Sbusiso Xaba, National Chairperson of the Jafta Kgalabi Masemola Branch; and all of Members, Supporters and Allies of PAC(A).

In August of 1967, at the intercession of Madame Shirley Graham DuBois, Kwame Ture (Stokely Carmichael) was invited by President Ahmad Sekou Toure and President Kame Nkrumah to Conakry, Guinea to attend the 8^th Congress of the Democratic Party of Guinea (PDG). At that dialectical moment in history, Kwame Ture was a former Chairman and Member of the Field Staff of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and an Honorary Field Marshall of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense. Kwame and we were introduced to Miriam Makeba, David and Elizabeth Sibeko, and the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania.

He traveled to Dar es Salaam in November 1967 and stayed at the Sibeko’s house and visited PAC’s offices and camps. Kwame, David, Elizabeth, and PAC organized the first “Free Huey” protest and demonstration outside the United States at the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam. A revolutionary, political relationship between PAC and our wings of SNCC, the Black Panther Movement (1964 to 1969), the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (1972 to 2021), the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party ^(GC) (2006 to 2021), and our Allies and Supporters worldwide, was born. It has matured over the past 54 years.

In the Itinerary: Triumphs and Tribulations – Political and Personal Memoirs of a PAC Exile and Activist 1963 to 1992, Bra Ike offers a glimpse, from his perspective, of this worldwide relationship from 1977, when he joined the PAC Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York and 1981, when he was appointed its Chief Representative in the United States and the Caribbean. This relationship with PAC (A) continues today, even if only at the lowest level. It continued with Bra Ike until his last days.

Bra Ike has spoken on panels at African Liberation Day symposiums organized by the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party ^(GC). We will publish a Tribute to Ike on our web-portal in the near future. It will offer additional history and facts, and a perspective that is not widely known.

Ike Mafole taught us a lot, especially about how to be consistent and steadfast, uncompromising, unyielding and unrelenting in pursuit of our revolutionary Pan-African objective. The A-APRP ^(GC) takes Ike’s transition with great difficultly, but we shall not mourn or cry. We intensify our revolutionary, political sacrifice and service, struggle and suffering, our revolutionary, political commitment to 1.5 billion African People in 65 countries and islands, territories and dependencies in Africa, including Azania, and more than 100 political entities in the Africa Diaspora in every corner of the world.

Funeral Services: https://www.facebook.com/VeteransZA/videos/630523044662934

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Pan-African Roots Publishes Vol. 1 & Vol. 2 of New Book

Posted on October 24, 2021 by admin

Click the above image to preview or purchase this book

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Indigenous People’s Day 2021

Posted on October 14, 2021 by admin

Indigenous People’s Day 2021

speech by

Kamau Benjamin

All-African People’s Revolutionary Party^(GC)

Monday October 11, 2021

Malcolm X Park, Washington DC

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party ^(GC) would like to thank John Steinbach and the Indigenous Peoples for inviting the A-APRP ^(GC) to make this presentation today at Malcolm X Park on Indigenous People’s Day in 2021. Indigenous People’s Day should be celebrated every day of the year. We all know how important Indigenous People’s Day celebration is to its people in the New World (America), as Africans masses in the diaspora must know how important it is to celebrate African Liberation Day.

We understand that Indigenous Peoples’ and African Peoples’ slavery, exploitation, and suffering over the past 400 years has been a result of colonialism, settler colonialism, neo-colonialism, and massacres. These incidents gave rise to the confiscation of humans, the land, gold, silver, spices, and other raw materials in Africa and the New World that helped to fuel the economies in Europe after 1492 A.D. Some of these economies in Europe were bankrupt and at war with each other (Christianity vs. Islam). (OPEN VEINS OF LATIN AMERICA, Eduardo Galeano). This also led to the destruction of their culture, enslavement, and entombment in the mines of the Indigenous population, the beginning of the looting of the East Indies, the turning of Africa into a commercial hunting of Africans that signaled the rosy dawn of the era of capitalist production. Galeano stated that this exploitation gave momentum and chief rise to primitive accumulation of wealth after plundering internally and externally of their lands. As it was stated, this rampage occurred after the Middle Ages and made possible a new historical stage in the world economic evolution that brought those Europeans to the New World.

This is why these Europeans plundered the New World occupied by the Indigenous People and captured African slaves and eventually balkanized the African continent in the name of God and the Catholic Church. They built a bourgeois democracy in the North, Central, and South of the New World that they invaded. Even though, it is written by some historians, that Christopher Columbus ‘discovered’ the New World, other historians have document that Africans and Asians had ventured to these shores some 500 years before he did. However, Columbus, knew that Marco Polo, another Italian explorer had made a bold venture to Asia (India) had written in his book of the abundance of pearls, gold, and spices in enormous quantities in the New World (Asia (India). This exploration to Asia was new to Europeans struggling to emerge out of the Medieval Middle Ages. Also, it had taken Spain almost eight hundred years to win back the lands that the Moors (Africans) had conquered and occupied for that long period of time and had introduced Islam to the people. Spain was in The Inquisition and Holy Wars. The Catholic rulers were Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand who were ordained by Pope Alexander VI. The Pope ordained them as proprietors and Master of the New World. This decree extended God’s reign over the earth. Consequently, they were eager to finance Columbus’ voyage to the New World in which they knew very little of Asia (India) to pursue the gold, silver, pearls, spices riches, etc.

Three years after Columbus ventured to the New World in 1492, He directed a military campaign against the Indigenous People of Haiti in which he named the island Hispaniola. They decimated the Indigenous People. He shipped more than 500 of these Indigenous People back to Spain and sold them as slaves. In the courts in Spain, they were read to without any interpreter before a notary public, exhorting them to adopt the Catholic faith. We can clearly see and begin to understand how and why those imperialist, colonialist, colonial settlers, and neo-colonialist conquered Northern, Central, and Southern Hemisphere of the New World that was inhabited by Indigenous People at that time.

As we stated earlier, these Europeans also invaded Africa and captured the inhabitants mainly from West Africa and brought them in chains on slave ships to the New World to work as slaves for 400 years in the name of God and the Catholic Church. Today, they have balkanized Africa and have built AFRICOM Military bases all over the CONTINENT and the NEW WORLD to protect imperialism. Now we know why all the treaties that were negotiated and signed by the United States and the Indigenous Peoples were broken by the United States government in order to capture all of the lands in Northern Hemisphere of the New World.

The year 1540 was a crucial turning point in the history of the New World. The Great Indigenous People were incited by Vasquez de Coronado when his expedition to the Great Plains launched an inevitable 350-year struggle between the European settlers and the Indigenous Peoples. From that point forward, the series of battles between them where blood was shed and ultimately tens of thousands of lives were lost on both sides. The Battle of Tippecanoe, the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, all three Seminole Wars, and the Battle of Little Bighorn were some of the most important conflicts that led up to the last massacre. The Battle of Wounded Knee, and the Trail of Tears to the Oklahoma Reservation were two of the last humiliating defeats the Indigenous Peoples had to endure at the hands of the US imperialists. The Spanish Conquistadors conquered and slaughtered the Indigenous Peoples in the Central and Southern Hemisphere of the New World. Even though, the Mayans, the Incas, and the Aztecs built great civilizations and monuments leading up to invaders, killers, and looting of the conquistadors from Spain.

The All-African People ‘s Revolutionary Party ^(GC) pays tribute to the valiant fighters and survivors on Indigenous People’s Day 2021 of their brutal transition through settler-colonialism and imperialism.

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World Votes Against USA Blockade of Cuba Again!

Posted on June 22, 2021 by admin

Analoy Lafarque Cau,

International Relations Specialist Africa and the Middle East

Federation of Cuban Women

Theresa Amarelle Boue, National Secretariat,

Secretary General

Dear Comrades,

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party’s women’s-wing, the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union, prematurely congratulates the Federation of Cuban Women; the Communist Party of Cuba and the indomitable Cuban People on the eve of the success of the June 23^rd United Nations vote by the people of the world.

Each year for the past 29 consecutive years the United Nations General Assembly representing most of the worlds people, has overwhelmingly voted to adopt a resolution calling for the end to the illegal economic, commercial, and financial embargo unilaterally imposed by the United States against the people of the Republic of Cuba.

This year, the people of the world is more energized and determined to end once and for all this scar on the face of civilization, called the embargo. The struggle inside the USA in solidarity with Cuba has intensified. Cuba medical professional’s role in being the front line against the Pandemic around the world has also resulted in an international consciousness about the suffering and death caused by the US blockade on Cuba. The solidarity struggle for Cuba has also intensified internationally.

Cuban Medical personnel was at the forefront in the struggle against Ebola in west Africa. Today the Henry Reeve Brigade has fought COVIT-19 in over 27 countries, As of May 1, over 1,450 Cuban medical personnel were fighting COVID-19 in 22 countries:

The Henry Reeve Brigade has been requested by several municipalities in continental USA to help fight COVID-19 in poverty stricken inner cities’ black, brown, and poor communities. The White House and the government have blocked these request as hundred dies from COVID-19.

The Nobel Prize recipient will be announced on October 8, 2021. Many are working to ensure that the winner will be Cuba’s Henry Reeve Brigade.

Cities and states have passed resolutions and proclamations demanding the Federal Government lift the Blockade against the Cuban people. These city councils include those of Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and several others in the San Francisco Bay area and the Northeast, for a total of 14. More recently, eight other city councils have passed resolutions stressing a call for the U.S. and Cuba to cooperate on public health activities, an issue of great interest given Cuba’s very respected role in fighting the pandemic in several countries.

Alabama, Illinois and Michigan State Senates, have also passed resolutions and both houses of the California and Minnesota state legislatures.

Car Caravans, demonstrations, zoom tel-conferences and other programs and action of solidarity are taking place the length and breath of Continental North America and the world.

Cuba will be free from US imperialism, capitalism, racism, occupation and genocide and the A-APRP (GC) and its women’s-wing the A-AWRU ^(GC)promises its solidarity and support.

Again, Congratulations to the Cuban People and their only legitimate representatives, the Communist Party of Cuba and the always vigilant Federation of Cuban Women.

For the A-APRP^(GC)

Lee Robinson, Secretariat

Pan-African and International Affairs

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Posted on June 2, 2021 by admin

Pan-African Roots & the Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee

Saturday, June 12, 2021 – 7:30 PM EST

“Nuclear Imperialism: Racism, Imperialism and Colonialism”

The 39th Anniversary of the 1982 March & Rally from the UN Plaza to Central Park for Peace, Justice, Nuclear Disarmament & Human Needs!

Bob Brown and John Steinbach will examine the impact of the nuclear industry including uranium mining, nuclear weapons testing and production, and the deployment of nuclear weapons on indigenous peoples’ land, the global south, and the relationship between nuclear policy and imperialism.

“The purpose of nuclear weapons never has been principally about deterrence or mutually assured destruction (MAD), but rather to serve as a coercive foreign policy instrument designed and intended to advance the imperial interests of the United States, and primarily directed against the Peoples of the Global South.”

This program will address questions such as:

• What role did colonialism and racism play in the development and deployment of nuclear weapons?

• What role have the people of the Global South played in the movement to abolish nuclear weapons?

• What is the relationship between nuclear weapons, military strategy and U.S. foreign policy?

Speaker Bio’s

Bob Brown will celebrate 58 years of work, study and struggle in the student and youth; human and civil rights; African liberation, Black Power and Pan-African; socialist; anti-war and anti-draft; anti-Zionist and anti-repression movements in August 2021. He was a member of the Chicago Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (1963-1968); director of the Midwest Office of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (1967-1968) and co-founder of the Illinois Chapter of the Black Panther Party (1968-1969). He has worked with and supported hundreds of progressive and revolutionary movements, organizations and governments in every corner of Africa, the African Diaspora and the World. He is the director of Pan-African Roots and an organizer for the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party ^(GC)

John Steinbach has been active in a wide range of human rights struggles, from the Black Action Movement and Washtenaw County Coalition Against Apartheid while a student at the University of Michigan, to his current immigrant solidarity work with Woodbridge Workers Committee and Mexicanos Sin Fronteras in Prince William County, Virginia.  Since 1981, Mr. Steinbach has been active with numerous organizations including the Gray Panthers of Metropolitan Washington, Washington Peace Center, and the American Indian Support Committee. He is a founder and Co-Chair of the Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee of the National Capital Area. He is the author of numerous articles about nuclear weapons, U.S. foreign policy, and environmental issues.

Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee website: http://hiroshimapeacecommittee.net

John Steinbach is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Nuclear Imperialism

Time: Jun 12, 2021 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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African Liberation Day/Palestine Day 2021

Posted on May 17, 2021 by admin

You are invited to a Zoom meeting: ALD/Palestine Day 2021

When: Saturday, May 22, 2021 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vd-6rpzwtE9Bv_Bitn_AHWDMtkD3VVk0f

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Featured Organizations Include:

ORGANIZATION	REPRESENTATIVE
Panel 1 - 12:00 PM - 1:25 PM
All-African People's Revolutionary Party (GC)	Banbose Shango
Indigenous Peoples Movement	Penny Gamble-Williams
Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania	Zethu Mdudo
Haitian Lawyers Network / Free Haiti Movement	Ezili Danto
Plataforma de la Clase Obrera Antimperialista - PCOA	Fravia Marquez
Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network	Charlotte Kates
Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP)	Sandra Ramirez Rodiguez

CULTURAL AUDIO/VIDEO INTERMISSION - 1:25 PM - 1:40 PM	BREAK

Panel 2 - 1:40 PM - 3:30 PM
National Arab American Congress / Al Mayadeen Network	Jafar Jafari
Federation of Cuban Women	Analoy Lafargue Cau
Parti de la Révolution Populaire Africaine de Guinée (PRPAG)	Ismael Conde
Association Against Zionism and Racism (AZAR)	Ibrahim Alloush
West Papua National Authority	Herman Wainggai
All-African People's Revolutionary Party (GC)	Mwalimu Keita

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African Liberation Day/Palestine Day 2021

Posted on April 19, 2021 by admin

You are invited to a Zoom meeting: ALD/Palestine Day 2021

When: Saturday, May 22, 2021 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vd-6rpzwtE9Bv_Bitn_AHWDMtkD3VVk0f

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Featured Organizations Include:

ORGANIZATION	REPRESENTATIVE
Panel 1 - 12:00 PM - 1:25 PM
All-African People's Revolutionary Party (GC)	Banbose Shango
Indigenous Peoples Movement	Penny Gamble-Williams
Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania	Zethu Mdudo
Haitian Lawyers Network / Free Haiti Movement	Ezili Danto
Plataforma de la Clase Obrera Antimperialista - PCOA	Fravia Marquez
Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network	Charlotte Kates
Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP)	Sandra Ramirez Rodiguez

CULTURAL AUDIO/VIDEO INTERMISSION - 1:25 PM - 1:40 PM	BREAK

Panel 2 - 1:40 PM - 3:30 PM
National Arab American Congress / Al Mayadeen Network	Jafar Jafari
Federation of Cuban Women	Analoy Lafargue Cau
Parti de la Révolution Populaire Africaine de Guinée (PRPAG)	Ismael Conde
Association Against Zionism and Racism (AZAR)	Ibrahim Alloush
West Papua National Authority	Herman Wainggai
All-African People's Revolutionary Party (GC)	Mwalimu Keita

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(Coming Soon) – Pan-African Roots & Notes from the Barricades

Posted on April 11, 2021 by admin

Coming Soon!

Bob Brown will invite you to join him at the launch of:

Pan-African Roots (Website)

The Independent and Revolutionary Voice of 1.5 Billion African People Worldwide!

Notes from the Barricades! (Blog)

The War to “Prevent the Rise” of the Black Panther Movement/Party in Illinois, and the World!

A Political Memoir – (June 10, 1964 to July 3, 1969)

Pan-African Roots invites you to join these confirmed Events:

May 17, 2021 – 12pm (EST) I Mix WHAT I LiKE Notes from the Barricades with Bob Brown

The War to “Prevent the Rise” of the Black Panther Movement/Party in Illinois, and the World! (Pre-Launch)

May 19, 2021 – 12pm (EST) Africa on the Move Notes from the Barricades with Bob Brown

The War to “Prevent the Rise” of the Black Panther Movement/Party in Illinois, and the World! (Pre-Launch)

May 22, 2021 – 12pm (EST) A-APRP ^(GC) African Liberation & Palestine (Nakba) Day 2021

National Association of Arab Americans

May 23 , 2021 -1 pm (PDT) A Conversation From Ireland to Africa, the Americas & the World

with Matt Horton

May 26, 2021 – 8pm (EST) A Conversation Pan-Africanism and the Global “Pandemic” Lockdown

DrDennisRogers.com

June 4, 2021 – 7pm (CST) Pan-African Roots Disclose the “Slavery & Colonialism Era Records!”

& Others Empower a Generation of 22^nd Century Digital Scholars

June 5, 2021 – 12pm (EST) Pan-African Roots 72nd Virtual Birthday Party for Bob Brown

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