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28 Jan '19

The African Revolution is calling African Women to the ANWO National Plenary 2019

January 28, 2019

The African National Women’s Organization’s (ANWO) is convening our 2019 National Plenary, which will focus on training our sister comrades in the organizing science of the Uhuru Movement. The Plenary will be held on March 23-24, 2019 in St. Louis, MO at the St. Louis, Uhuru House. ANWO is a […]

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4 Jan '19

McDonald’s attack: colonial violence against the African working class

January 4, 2019

Anti-Colonialism, Colonialism, protest

We are calling every concerned person, who is against colonial violence, to attend our action on Saturday January 5, 2019 at 3pm in front of the McDonald's at 4595 34th Street South in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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17 Dec '18

ANWO Plenary 2019: The Future is Now Black Women Organizing to Win

December 17, 2018

Anti-Colonialism, Black Power

We are convening our 2019 Plenary on March 23-24 in St. Louis, MO, to offer a hands on opportunity for sisters and other attendees to engage in practical revolutionary work focused on African women. Different from our 2018 Convention, our 2019 Plenary will focus on training our our attendees in […]

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20 Sep '18

Ghana’s women workers face challenges amid broader capitalist crisis

September 20, 2018

Anti-Colonialism

Talib Sankofa, a brother previously associated with the All African People’s Empowerment and Development Project’s (AAPDEP) Washington state tour to end infant and maternal mortality, recently sent me a report from Ghana, where he currently resides. His report highlights the plight of women workers in Ghana, which resulted in more […]

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26 Jul '18

When Being a Single Mother and an Organizer Comes Under Attack

July 26, 2018

Anti-Colonialism, Black Power

Originally published in the November 2014 Harriet’s Daughter’s column of the Burning Spear Newspaper “The revolution starts at home”, as stated by my mother when she learned of my intentions to organize with the Uhuru Movement. Essentially her thoughts were that I should not be out organizing in the streets. […]

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5 Jul '18

Patriarchy!

July 5, 2018

Colonialism

We wants to talk and write about feminism and patriarchy about as much as feminists want us to talk and write about it─which is zero. We would rather spend all of our time engaged in solving the problems of our class; organizing African women to combat colonialism, which threatens our […]

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The African Revolution is calling African Women to the ANWO National Plenary 2019

McDonald’s attack: colonial violence against the African working class

ANWO Plenary 2019: The Future is Now Black Women Organizing to Win

Ghana’s women workers face challenges amid broader capitalist crisis

When Being a Single Mother and an Organizer Comes Under Attack

Patriarchy!

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