Chokwe Lumumba Speaks

Chokwe Lumumba Speaks – Friday November 20, 2009 (7:30 – 10:30PM).
Kingdom Manifest Church, 413 West Bolt Street, Fort Worth, TX 76110

MXGM understands that the collective institutions of white-supremacy, patriarchy and capitalism have been at the root of our people’s oppression. We also understand that without community control and without the power to determine our own lives, we will continue to fall victim to genocide.
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   Brotha Lukata says:

   March 4, 2011 at 3:09 PM

   PG-RNA Nation Day 2011 – “Preparing For Change!”

   Opening Session

   Wazee to Watoto Mkutona Wa Umma

   {Elders to Students Mass Meeting}“ What We the Elders Have to Offer; What We The Youth Need”

   Friday, March 25, 2011 – - 6:00pm – - 9:00pm – - at Tougaloo College’s Holmes Hall

   Based on the Afrikan proverb – The best place for a child is at the foot of an elder, Wazee to Watoto {Elders 2 Students} seeks to empower New Afrikans by bringing elders and youth together for meaningful dialogue about the Afrikan Liberation Struggle and its continuation. This profound dialogue speaks to Malcolm X’s criticism of the Afrikan Liberation generation who ignored the advisement and guidance needs of the next generation. Malcolm said, “Look at yourselves. Some of you teenagers, students. How do you think I feel and I belong to a generation ahead of you – how do you think I feel to have to tell you, “We, my generation, sat around like a knot on a wall while the whole world was fighting for its human rights – and you’ve got to be born into a society where you still have that same fight.’ What did we do, who preceded you? I’ll tell you what we did. Nothing. And don’t you make the same mistake we made…”. What we, today’s elders, have to do is to fill that void left by the non-nurturing of the next generation in the liberation struggle to ensure continuity and continuance of the movement until the true ultimate victory is materialized – Full Liberation/Sovereignty and Respect for Afrikan Life.

   Contact A. Lukata Chikuyu for more information 601.957.2969

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