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African Liberation Day 2021 Tabloid

2021-05-22 by A-APRP Editor Leave a Comment

These are hard times for Africans. We are a people who have been dispersed to all corners of the world where we have been enslaved and oppressed for centuries and where we now cope with the continuing horrors of a pandemic, police terrorism, theft of natural resources, widespread poverty and illness, racial discrimination, inadequate education and much more. In every corner of the African World, our people experience isolation and a growing sense that a united effort to end our misery is more a dream than a realistic possibility.

African Liberation Day is the one day during each year when African people throughout the world stand united in their commitment to liberation. This year we want to use this special day to dedicate ourselves to sustaining that level of world-wide unity every day of every year. It’s not an easy job. By participating in the 2021 commemoration of African Liberation Day, you are striking a blow against the enemies of oppressed people everywhere by fighting for unity.

Unity is not totally absent from our struggles. For example, in the wake of the police murder of George Floyd, Africans throughout the world have been united in action against police terrorism. Many thousands have participated in street manifestations and militant uprisings. However, among the ranks of these demonstrators, the individuals have countless ideas about their objectives, and why they are engaged in these actions. For example, in any demonstration against police terrorism, you will find some who march to defund the police, and others who want only for police forces to hire more Africans. Some want civilian control of police. Others want police abolished altogether. They are united in their actions, but they are not united in thought.

This unity in action and disunity in thought is nothing new. Even during Africa’s colonial era, there were members of Africa’s bourgeoisie who united in nationalist action with workers and peasants to purge the continent of European colonizers. However, they were not united in thought with respect to what should happen in Africa after the colonizers were chased out. The supposed “unity” lasted only long enough for the bourgeoisie to take the place of European colonizers as new African bosses, and without any concerns about the workers and peasants who shed their blood for independence.

We will be free only when we are united in both thought and action. As Kwame Nkrumah observed: “Unity presupposes organization.” We will achieve world-wide Pan-African unity of thought and action when we achieve world-wide Pan-African organization. That’s what the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party fights to achieve every day of every year. Organization for the sake of organization is insufficient. Organization to achieve unity of thought and action will liberate Africa and Africans. An organization that strives to achieve unity of thought and action needs a clear objective and an ideology to focus and guide it. The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party has both.

The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) has made its annual African Liberation Day Tabloid available in advance of their International ALD Webcasts happening on the May 23rd and May 25th 2021. In this edition, which can be viewed in its entirety HERE, the following stories are included:

The A-APRP’s Objective and Ideology Were Created by and for Africans

Pan-Africanism Won’t Fall Into Our Laps – We Must Fight!

What’s So Frightening About Revolution?

Revolutionary African Culture and an End to Gender-Based Violence and Border Wars are Critical to Establishing African Unity

Imperialist Meddlers Keep Out! Conflict Resolution and the Military Defense of Africa are Africa’s Business

Poem: Guess Who They Are

Spooks and Grunts and Pigs! Oh My! A Revolutionary Call to Smash the Industrial, Police-Military, Intelligence Complex (IPIC)

World-Wide Pan-African Unity Holds the Key to the Defeat of Imperialism

World-Wide Pan-African Unity will Lead to the Liberation of the Sahrawi

Africa Needs Unity Now — Time is Running Out, It’s a Choice Between Life and Death contributed by the Zimbabwe Movement of Pan African Socialists (ZIMPAS)

Filed Under: ALD Tabloid 2021, News Tagged With: African Liberation Day, ALD, ALD2021, DLA, Newsletter, Pan-African Unity

Journée De La Liberation Africaine – Ouagagougou, Burkina Faso – Présenté Par Parti Révolutionnaire de tous les Peuples Africaine

2021-05-20 by A-APRP Editor Leave a Comment

Thème: En Avant Toujours Vers L’Unité Pan-Africaine Mondiale

Tagged With: Burkina Faso, DLA, Liberation Africaine

ALD 2021 – Dakar, Senegal

2021-05-16 by A-APRP Editor Leave a Comment

Lieu: Centre Bopp Rue G, Dakar, Senegal

Date: 25 Mai 2021

Organisations sponsors:

Social Forum, Etats Unis Afrique, Farafina, Organisations des Jeunes Panafricanistes

Tagged With: ALD, Centre Bopp, DLA

Dia da Libertação Africana (DLA 2021)
African Liberation Day 2021 – Organised by AJOPAR

2021-04-29 by A-APRP Editor Leave a Comment

Associação de Jovens Revolucionário Pana-Africanista da Guiné-Bissau (AJOPAR)/Association of Revolutionary Pan-African Youth of Guinea-Bissau

Comemoração o 63º aniversário do Dia da Libertação Africana

LEMA: “Avançar Sempre Rumo a Unidade Pana-Africana Mundial”

Queremos uma Africa livre e socialista/We want an Africa free and socialist

Para informação/For Information: ajopar2002@yahoo.com

Tagged With: #DiaDeLaLiberacionAfricana, ALD, Dia Internacional dos Trabalhadores, DLA

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