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Africa Anti-Imperialist Monthly
April-June
In response to the murder and lynching of African-American George Floyd by the US racist police, “African singers, artists, academics, journalists, civil society and business leaders,” including ILPS vice-chairperson for Africa and the Middle East Demba Moussa Dembele, released a statement of solidarity.
Addressing African-Americans, the statement reads, “We are waging… struggles to advance our common causes: democratic freedoms, dignity, equality, social justice, the rights and well-being of women and all minorities, the integrity of leaders and institutions, economic independence, and finally the control of our cultural and historic destiny.”
It proudly proclaims that “we the people of Africa are one people, and one nation. We are a billion strong nation stretched out over a whole continent, and with you in the African Diaspora, we are millions more. Together we can build the global African nation.”
Various solidarity protests against the killing of George Floyd were held in Africa, whether directly, as in the case of two protests in Nigeria, according to Baba Aye and Lai Brown, or indirectly, as in the case of protests in South Africa, according to Heike Becker. Sabatho Nyamsenda offers her views about the interconnected
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Hirak (Algeria)
Protests counter the government
For other uses, see Hirak.
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