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Toward New Afrikan Revolution: A Call for Black Liberation

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Toward A New Afrikan Revolution: Volume II: National Liberation and Social Revolution

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In this groundbreaking work, Maulana Karenga articulates a vision of liberation for Afrikan people rooted in their own history and culture. Toward New Afrikan Revolution is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the struggles and aspirations of Afrikans in the United States and beyond.

The Afrikan Revolution

The Afrikan Revolution is a revolutionary movement that seeks to overthrow the systems of oppression that have been imposed on Afrikan people. These systems include racism, colonialism, imperialism, and capitalism. The Afrikan Revolution is based on the belief that Afrikan people have the right to self-determination and that they should be able to control their own destiny.

The Principles of the Afrikan Revolution

The Afrikan Revolution is based on the following principles:

Self-determination: Afrikan people have the right to determine their own future and to control their own destiny.
Unity: Afrikan people must unite in order to overthrow the systems of oppression that have been imposed on them.
Self-reliance: Afrikan people must rely on their own resources and strength in order to achieve liberation.
Socialism: The Afrikan Revolution is a socialist revolution that seeks to create a society in which all people are equal and have access to the resources they need to live a good life.

The Goals of the Afrikan Revolution

The goals of the Afrikan Revolution are as follows:

To overthrow the systems of oppression that have been imposed on Afrikan people.
To create a new Afrikan society based on the principles of self-determination, unity, self-reliance, and socialism.
To liberate Afrikan people from all forms of oppression and exploitation.

The Challenges of the Afrikan Revolution

The Afrikan Revolution faces a number of challenges, including:

Racism: Racism is a major obstacle to the Afrikan Revolution. It is a system of oppression that devalues Afrikan people and denies them their basic rights.
Colonialism: Colonialism is another major obstacle to the Afrikan Revolution. It is a system of oppression that has been imposed on Afrikan people by European powers. Colonialism has resulted in the exploitation of Afrikan resources and the destruction of Afrikan culture.
Imperialism: Imperialism is a system of oppression that is similar to colonialism. It is a system in which powerful countries control the resources and economies of other countries. Imperialism has resulted in the exploitation of Afrikan resources and the destruction of Afrikan culture.
Capitalism: Capitalism is a system of oppression that is based on the exploitation of workers. It is a system in which the wealthy few control the means of production and the majority of people are forced to work for low wages.

The Future of the Afrikan Revolution

The future of the Afrikan Revolution is uncertain. However, there is hope that the Afrikan people will one day be able to overthrow the systems of oppression that have been imposed on them and create a new Afrikan society based on the principles of self-determination, unity, self-reliance, and socialism.

Toward New Afrikan Revolution is a powerful and inspiring book that provides a vision of liberation for Afrikan people. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the struggles and aspirations of Afrikan people in the United States and beyond.

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