Center for Pan-African Studies

Reclaiming the African Narrative

A Call to Educate the World on the True Birthplace of Civilization

How African Countries Can Free Themselves from French Domination in the Colonial Pact

France never left. It just changed uniforms. Here's how African nations can strip away what colonialism left behind — currency, contracts, military dependence — and finally govern on their own terms.

Africa Must Stand with the Malian People

Five Malian cities stormed at dawn. Western media cheered the casualties. But who's counting the terrorists neutralized? The real war isn't in the Sahel — it's for Africa's soul.

54th Annual Celebration of African Liberation Day - Pan Afrikanism or Perish

This May in Detroit, the 54th Annual African Liberation Day celebration brings two powerful days of Pan-Afrikan unity — featuring keynote speaker Dr. Arikana Chihombori Quao. May 22–23. $20 tickets.

Pan-Africanism

Sankofa: Learning from Our Pan African Past

Division empowers systems; unity empowers us. Pan-Africanism reminds us: when we collaborate instead of compete, our collective power becomes unstoppable.

U.S. and Israel Attack on Iran: 49 years in the making

The US/Israel war on Iran traces back to a 1953 CIA coup. Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz now has western powers eyeing Africa for oil. Study this war — the lessons are direct.

Venezuela and Iran: A World Away Beyond The Distance in Between

Feb 27, 2026: the world assumed Iran's fate matched Venezuela's. It didn't. Iran is ancient Persia — scientists, educated women, empire. The western narrative was always a lie. Pan-African lesson: study this war closely.

Support Friends of the Sahel's Mission

Support a bold mission to unite Africa and its U.S. Diaspora—help establish a Detroit Embassy shaping future generations. Donate or share.

USA

If We Lose Our Voting Rights? Part-1

Imagine waking up in a nation where your voice no longer counts. From slavery to Jim Crow, every right was fought for—then stripped away. History warns us: the loss of the vote isn’t sudden—it’s stolen, piece by piece.

Rescuing the Legacy of Dr. John Henrik Clarke

A 2021 confrontation sparks a call from Prof. James Small—and a charge to defend Dr. John Henrik Clarke’s legacy. This essay explores why distance sharpens truth, and why Pan-Africanism must be preserved as discipline, not decoration.

U.S. Airstrikes on Nigeria Expose Ongoing War on Black Nations

Why was Nigeria bombed on Christmas? CPAS exposes U.S. airstrikes, religious hypocrisy, and a long war on Black nations—where “security” means missiles, and civilians pay the price.

The Genocide No One Talks About: Sudan's Hidden War Exposed

Sudan faces severe conflict fueled by external powers seeking its gold and oil, causing mass deaths and displacement. Middle Eastern backing of armed groups drives genocide, yet global attention is scarce. The speaker urges raising awareness for Sudan.