Tag Archives: Africa
No Capitalist Allies. No Nationalism?
Focusing on the African continent and the parts of the world where a lot of people of African descent live, this article challenges the notion that the fight for national ‘self-determination’ is a more valid political agenda than the fight … Continue reading
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A Challenge to ‘Radical’ and ‘Pan-Africanist’ Obamites
Glenn Beck: Challenge to ‘Radical’ and ‘Pan-Africanist’ Obamites In this article, Glenn Ford of Black Agenda Report calls out the hypocrites who love Obama yet claim to hate imperialism. Imperialism is a complex relationship of unequal power between nations, with … Continue reading
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Strike in Mozambique: Police Shoot Two Workers
International capital, in its search for outlets for investment in these times of worldwide stagnation, turns increasingly toward Africa. China, which itself had become the focus for foreign investment a couple decades ago, now has enough capital of its own … Continue reading
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Kwame Nkrumah: Marxist Pan Africanist
Some people claim Marxism is Eurocentric and inapplicable to other countries around the world. We disagree. Here is a piece written by a leading Pan-Africanist, (Kwame Nkrumah) who considered himself some kind of Marxist and is still seen by many … Continue reading
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