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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.

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.

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.

Geopolitical shifts are rare, but they open doors for bold nations. From Haiti to Vietnam, seizing the moment brought freedom. Today Africa faces its chance—will it rise and lead, or let history repeat?

Join Dennis Boatwright of the Center for Pan-African Studies to explore the vibrant culture and spirit of a newly independent African nation on the rise.

At the United Nations, something unusual stirred. The 4th Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent became more than a conference—it became a reckoning. From high-ranking officials to grassroots leaders, voices called out injustice with bold clarity. Fiery speeches, emotional confrontations, and radical proposals revealed a deep current of unity—and a mysterious sense that a long-awaited shift had already begun.

The Congo is bleeding. Centuries of brutal exploitation, assassination, and war fuel a never-ending nightmare—while the world stays silent. Read the truth about the forces behind this ongoing tragedy.

Watch Dennis Boatwright, II share powerful insights on Africa’s wealth, history, and self-determination.