Where Do We Go From Here?Thirty years after Wyatt Tee Walker and James Farmer debated Malcolm X on Open Mind, they returned for a discussion. Both men concluded…Nov 8Nov 8
Pan-Africanism Must Not Be Reduced to DogmaI have responded to some of the critiques addressed at me by Horn of Africa Leftists in a prior article. I recently noticed that the same…Nov 4Nov 4
The Attack on Guy Marius Sagna Further Exposes the Myth of Togo’s Pan-AfricanismA few weeks ago, it was announced that the Pan-African Congress which Togolese government was preparing to host was postponed. The congress…Oct 7Oct 7
Comments on Burkina Faso’s New PoliciesI read recently that Burkina Faso implemented laws criminalizing homosexuality in the nation. As is usually the case, these new laws have…Jul 121Jul 121
What the AES Means for Africa“The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) is a confederation which realizes the distant dream of many leaders who inspired the Pan-Africanist…Jul 11Jul 11
On the Distortion of Pan-Africanism and the Need for Revolutionary ClarityIt was recently brought to my attention that a socialist Pan-Africanist group known as Horn of Africa Leftists has been denouncing me. I am…Jun 26Jun 26
What Elon Musk Gets Wrong About SlaverySome time ago I came across this post by Elon Musk.Jun 195Jun 195
Pan-Africanism Starts At Home: On the Abuse of Togolese CitizensTwo young citizens named Waze Blaise and Issifou Abirou were recently arrested in Togo. Their crime was using TikTok to criticize the…May 22May 22
Why the 9th Pan-African Congress is Not Pan-AfricanismOne of the great strenghts of the Pan-African movement is that the movement has never attached itself to any particular ideology or dogma…May 1May 1
We Must Not Allow Pan-Africanism to Become a Tool For DictatorsFrom its early inception, Pan-Africanism has been a movement which advocated for the unity and advancement of African people around the…Apr 4Apr 4