The concept of a “President of Black America” leading a distinct government for Foundational Black Americans (FBA)—defined as descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States, excluding first- or second-generation …
The First Congress of Black America: Rise Up, FBA! Build Our Future, Free from Oppression
The devaluation of Black men across the globe demands we declare: Black Men Matter. We are vital to our families, communities, and the world. As Foundational Black Americans (FBAs)—descendants of …
Could Ibrahim Traoré and the AES Spark a Pan-African Revolution?
Africa stands at a crossroads. With 54 countries, countless leaders, and diverse armies, the continent is a mosaic of power and potential. Yet, discontent simmers. The Economic Community of West …

Burkina Faso-Russia Military Cooperation Talks Underway
In the capital city of Ouagadougou on the previous Thursday, Burkina Faso welcomed a Russian envoy for a critical discussion centered around the prospect of bolstering military ties with Russia, …

Anger Management for Black Men: Insights from “Boyz n the Hood”
“Boyz n the Hood,” a groundbreaking film directed by John Singleton, delves into the lives of black men navigating the challenges of South Central Los Angeles. The movie deftly explores …

Black Men Matter: Celebrating Strength in Unity
The chant for recognition and equality echoes through the generations, resounding with enduring strength. The phrase “Black Men Matter” isn’t merely a statement—it’s a proclamation of the inherent value within …

Life in the Blood Gang: A Warning to Young Women
In this blog, I will narrate a compelling story from the perspective of a former female member of the Blood gang. Brace yourself as we delve into the dark world …

Escape from the Rollin 60s: A Crip’s Cautionary Tale
Choosing Change Over Gang Life As a former Rollin 60s Crip, I’ve witnessed the perilous trenches of gang life. It’s a tale that’s all too familiar – looking for a …
My Life as a Member of the Rollin 60s Crips: A Warning to Youth
As a member of the Rollin 60s Crips, I know firsthand what a life of gang violence looks like. I didn’t grow up with a lot of money or opportunities, …