Kwame Knrumah – Mankajang

African Union, colonialism, George Padmore, independence, Kwame Knrumah, Marcus Garvey, neocolonialism, Pan-Africanism, UNIA, W.E.B.DuBois

Is Pan-Africanism Dead?

May 9, 2016 mankajang

Pan-Africanism, the notion that people of African descent share common interests and should therefore be unified. This of course was proposed at a time of great racial injustice both in Africa and against Africans in the diaspora. W.E.B. DuBois’s famous statement that “the problem of the 20thcentury is the problem of the color line” was… Continue reading Is Pan-Africanism Dead?

African Union, Bob Marley, Kwame Knrumah, Sashamane Land

An African Union

January 10, 2016 mankajang

A child in need, hurt and aching; calls out to her mother, longing for her touch, her comfort and her assurance. It is said that even dying men call out for their mothers. Africa, home of the black man, is that mother to people of African descent. They have suffered all forms of injustice, indignity,… Continue reading An African Union