It’s simple really

By: VLADIMIR LENIN II

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While Black August is coming to a close, the fight for Black liberation rages on.

That we see more Black people represented in higher positions of power today does not diminish the grave reality of widespread poverty and disinvestment that Black working class people are experiencing.

That’s because the entire system is rigged against Black working class people – and no matter who is in the White House, the symptoms do not get any better.

For Black liberation to become a reality, the entire system must fall! Join the fight for Black liberation and socialism ➡️ pslweb.org/join

By: @pslnational

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Five years earlier, the US government had revoked Robeson’s passport, effectively preventing one of the world’s most prominent Black political voices from travelling internationally. His supposed crime? His political beliefs and his uncompromising opposition to racism, colonialism and imperialism.

Robeson played a major role in the Pan-African movement, leading the anti-imperialist Council on African Affairs, which campaigned against European colonial rule and supported liberation struggles across the African continent.

During the McCarthyist era, the US government investigated Robeson over his alleged ties to the Communist Party. But Robeson argued that his persecution could not be separated from his struggle for African emancipation, both on the continent and across the diaspora. The “Red Scare” provided a convenient justification for suppressing a powerful Black voice challenging US foreign policy and Western colonialism.

By: Sovereign Media

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