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Cheikh Anta Diop (1974 UNESCO Symposium in Cairo)

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19/09/2016 2 10 yrs

In 1974, Cheikh Anta Diop was one of about 20 participants in a UNESCO symposium in Cairo, where alongside Theophile Obenga from DRC, still alive, and a few others he established the African origin of the ancient Egyptian civilization and led all the egyptologists and […]

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19/09/2016 0 10 yrs

Introduction to White Supremacy in South Africa: An Afrocentric analysis.

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23/02/2016 4 10 yrs

Black and Class

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23/02/2016 1 10 yrs

The Identity of Black Power

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23/02/2016 8 10 yrs

The Infrastructure Of Black Power

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02/05/2025 1 yr

The Settler’s Universal Defence: Shattering the Vicious Myth of Indigenous Displacement

Author (Azania Rising) Globally and throughout history, a shared narrative has been employed to justify settler colonialism: the assertion that Indigenous peoples are not the original peoples of their homelands. This narrative, frequently devoid of verifiable facts, has been employed to delegitimize Indigenous sovereignty and […]

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01/05/2025 1 yr

Beyond the Ballot: Why South Africa’s Black Majority Must Organize, Not Fragment

By [Azania Rising] In a country where Black South Africans are nearly 90% of the population, our political power should be intimidating. And yet, we’re divided, disillusioned, and demobilized. Fresh political parties pop up annually, each promising salvation. But more parties do not always mean […]

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20/01/2024 2 yrs

What is the View from the Bridge? There is no room for all of us at the rendezvous of victory

“And the bridge was suspended between the two eternities Arched so high up there that the Watchman Could from his tower see all that had gone before And all that was to come. And that is why the anxious, helpless peoples of this crazy […]

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