Lift the Voices of the Oppressed. End Colonial Exploitation.

We are an Afrikan anti-colonial think tank advancing research, education, and global solidarity to dismantle colonial systems.

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Our Core Principles

AFRIKAN COLONIZATION

Afrikans on the continent and in the diaspora continue to experience colonial control through neocolonial and internal colonial systems that shape our political and economic realities.

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SELF-DETERMINATION

Afrikans have the inherent right to self-governance and autonomy in our communities and nations wherever systems undermine our freedom.

REPARATIONS

Centuries of state-sanctioned exploitation require material and structural repair through comprehensive reparations.

AFRIKAN IDENTITY

Across continents and histories, Afrikans remain one people — united by shared origin, struggle, and destiny.

COMMUNALISM

We reject capitalism and uplift Afrikan communalism and cooperative economics as liberatory alternatives.

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Awaken Minds Campaign

Revolutionary Repatriation Program

A strategic educational initiative designed to challenge colonial narratives and mobilize consciousness across the diaspora.

An initiative exploring repatriation to Africa as a strategic path toward African self-determination and sovereignty. Through political education, cooperative economic training, and connections with organizers on the continent, the platform prepares Diasporans to contribute meaningfully to the struggle for land, freedom, and liberation.

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