You can order copies of the book/manifesto here:
www.amazon.com/s?k=ahjamu+umi&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
People are reacting with excitement about my newly released 76 page manifesto "A Guide for Defense against White Supremacist, Patriarchal, and Fascist Violence.(published on 2/14/21). The concepts within this manifesto are focused on helping people understand how to:
1. Prepare a plan for how to organize neighborhoods.
2. Implementing the plan on a block by block basis.
3. Building political education processes within neighborhoods.
4. Building work mechanisms with institutionalized democratic decision making processes that facilitate work taking place while addressing liberalism and toxic behavior obstacles
The main focus for the foreseeable future is hopefully getting opportunities to speak with groups about the manifesto and how it can help you build ideas into actual community defense projects. Please reach out here to make arrangements for me to discuss the manifesto, organizing work, revolutionary Pan-Africanism, and other critical elements of this work.
Other Workshop Topics Include:
White Supremacy:
- What is white supremacy?
- What is Patriarchy?
- What is the Role of African (Black) and other colonized people within a white supremacist society?
- What is the Role of White accomplices within a white supremacist society?
Community Defense:
- How colonized and oppressed communities learn to organize and defend themselves against state sanctioned white supremacist attacks.
Writing/Pan-African Fiction:
- Best practices to write interesting and dynamic stories of justice
- Best practices to get your social justice book completed and published
- Culture (fiction) as an incredible tool for inspiration and liberation
Pan-African & Labor Activist Work:
- The connecting variables between the international revolutionary Pan-African and labor organizing movements
-
www.amazon.com/s?k=ahjamu+umi&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
People are reacting with excitement about my newly released 76 page manifesto "A Guide for Defense against White Supremacist, Patriarchal, and Fascist Violence.(published on 2/14/21). The concepts within this manifesto are focused on helping people understand how to:
1. Prepare a plan for how to organize neighborhoods.
2. Implementing the plan on a block by block basis.
3. Building political education processes within neighborhoods.
4. Building work mechanisms with institutionalized democratic decision making processes that facilitate work taking place while addressing liberalism and toxic behavior obstacles
The main focus for the foreseeable future is hopefully getting opportunities to speak with groups about the manifesto and how it can help you build ideas into actual community defense projects. Please reach out here to make arrangements for me to discuss the manifesto, organizing work, revolutionary Pan-Africanism, and other critical elements of this work.
Other Workshop Topics Include:
White Supremacy:
- What is white supremacy?
- What is Patriarchy?
- What is the Role of African (Black) and other colonized people within a white supremacist society?
- What is the Role of White accomplices within a white supremacist society?
Community Defense:
- How colonized and oppressed communities learn to organize and defend themselves against state sanctioned white supremacist attacks.
Writing/Pan-African Fiction:
- Best practices to write interesting and dynamic stories of justice
- Best practices to get your social justice book completed and published
- Culture (fiction) as an incredible tool for inspiration and liberation
Pan-African & Labor Activist Work:
- The connecting variables between the international revolutionary Pan-African and labor organizing movements
-
At Portland State University with Ramona Africa from MOVE, Kent Ford from Portland Black Panther Party, friend Shaun Callahan, and Pam Africa.
Barnes & Nobles stocks "FInd the Flower that Blossoms"
Introducing "Dead Prez" at African Liberation Day in 2008
African Liberation Day - Guinea Bissau, West Africa, circa 2005
Conference in 2007 in Sacramento with former Black Panther Chair Elaine Brown
African Liberation Day 2011, Oakland
African Liberation Day 2009 - Oakland