Introduction Discourse on Colonialism, the fiery, unmaterialist call to action written by Aimé Césaire in 1950, is not a threat, but a warning to Europe that its depravity will deprive itself. Discourse, conveying the passion of the age, is foundational…
So often, when we reflect on the origins of Pan-Africanist organizations and ideals, we look to the “Great Men” of Black radical history among them, W.E.B. Du Bois, George Padmore, and Marcus Garvey. But what is less acknowledged is the…
The political movement of Africans in America, in this essay, is referred to as Black Americans, since the Black Power Movement has actively and notably plateaued. Analysis of the recent context, exacerbated in the digital age, exposes where the pivot…
