Toward A New Afrikan Revolution: Volume I: Reflections on the Struggle for Black Freedom and Self-Determination

Features the writings of long-time community activist and organizer Khalid Raheem, chairman and founder of the New Afrikan Independence Party (www.newafrikan.org) and a former member of the Black Panther Party. Essays and contemporary analysis concerning the current status and contradictions within the movement for Black or New Afrikan freedom and self-determination: Black Lives Matter and the state of Black political and social activism: the Black Panther Party and its legacy: U.S.political economy, liberalism and neo-liberalism: the limitations of Pan-Afrikanism, Black Nationalism: building a radical and revolutionary movement: challenging the hegemony of the two mainstream political parties: using our political capital: the continued duplicity and failure of the Democratic party leadership in addressing the plight of New Afrikans/Blacks within the United States and the necessity for independent politics.