pan-african perspective calendar 2021

Pan-African Perspective Calendar 2022

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Union of African States signing ceremony

President Modibo Keïta President Kwame Nkrumah President Seku Ture

Mali Ghana Guinea

Africa Must Unite

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January 2022

Osagyefo President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of

Ghana and Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba

of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

These Pan-African leaders signed a secret

agreement uniting their two nations on the 8th day of August 1960.





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February 2022

Omowale Brother Malcolm X and Osagyefo

President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana

Independence in 1957

Malcolm X: The only thing power respects is power.





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March 2022

Osagyefo President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana,

Founder of the All African People's Revolutionary Party

(AAPRP)





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24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Osagyefo President Dr.

Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana Independence in 1957.

Dr. King: There are three evils in our nation. It's not

only racism, but economic expoitation of poverty would

be one, and then militarism. I think in a very real sense

these three are tied inextricably together and we aren't

going to get rid of one without getting rid of the other.





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May 2022

President Ahmed Seku Ture and Osagyefo President

Dr. Kwame Nkrumah





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June 2022

Amilcar Cabral revolutionary leader of the African Party for

the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC)

Amilcar Cabral: Always bear in mind that the people

are not fighting for ideas, for the things in anyone’s head. They are fighting to win material benefits, to live better

and in peace, to see their lives go forward, to guarantee

the future of their children. . . Always bear in mind that the people are not fighting for ideas, for the things in

anyone’s head. They are fighting to win material benefits,

to live better and in peace, to see their lives go forward, to guarantee the future of their children. . .





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July 2022

Brother Kwame Ture All African People’s

Revolutionary Party and Osagyefo President Dr.

Kwame Nkrumah First President of Ghana, Founder

of the All African People’s Revolutionary Party

Kwame Ture: Our people have only one stage left in

their struggle, and that is mass organization.





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August 2022

Honorable Marcus Garvey, founder of the Universal

Negro Improvement Association and African

Communities League (UNIA-ACL)

Marcus Garvey: Any leadership that teaches

you to depend upon another race is a leadership

that will enslave you.





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September 2022

Jeanne Martin Cisse, Guinean Ambassador

to the United Nations. First woman to serve

as President of the UN Security Council





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October 2022

Sister Winnie Madikizela-Mandela: “If Africa is to be

emancipated, neo-liberalism will have to be

confronted. Women should commit themselves to

their own definition of the renaissance. Let us call on

all Africa’s children in all parts of the world where

they are dispersed. This call should be: Return and

make your contribution to the re-awakening of

Kwame Nkrumah’s African giant.”





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November 2022

Sister Assat Shakur: “Hip Hop can be a very

powerful weapon to help expand young people's

political and social consciousness. But just as with

any weapon, if you don't know how to use it, if you

don't know where to point it, or what you're using it

for, you can end up shooting yourself in the foot or

killing your sisters or brothers.”





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December 2022

Brother Malcolm X with his children, a picture of

Osagyefo President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in the

background




January

1

Haiti liberated 1789. Cuban revolution, led by Fidel and the CCP victorious over neo-colonialist 1959

4

The premier Congolese nationalist party, the MNC, led by Patrice Lumumba, oust Belgian colonialism 1959

8

ANC founded 1922

9

Seku Ture born 1922

15

MLK born 1929,

Nasser born 1918

16

1st OSPAAL meeting in Havana Cuba 1966.

Africans in Overton section of Miami FL rebel for 3 days against police killings 1989

17

Lumumba and two comrades killed by imperialists 1961

22

Nat Turner born 1800

Zulu victory Battle of Isandhlwana 1879

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Mahdist troops defeat British liberate Khartoum 1885

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Bambata massacre 3000 Africans murdered in South Africa by British 1906




February

1

Sit in Woolworth Greensboro NC - leads to eventual formation of SNCC 1960

3

Mondlane, leader of Frelimo assassinated 1969

4

MPLA launches armed struggle 1969

8

African students murdered by Police in Orangeburg Massacre SC 1968

9

National Day of Guinea Women - M'Balla Camara murdered by French 1955

11

Imperialist attack against Libya begins, eventually leading to the brutal assassination of Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011.

14

Sister Me Kitllll heroic Kenyan leader escapes British prison in 1914

15

African anti-slavery activists storm Boston court and liberate enslaved African 1851

16

BLA attacks Riker Island 1975

19

(First) PAC London Henry Sylvester Williams 1900

PAC Paris Dubois 1919

21

Omowale Malcolm X assassinated 1965

22

MIA bus protest leaders arrested 56

23

DuBois born 1868

Africans in Dahomey defeat French at Cottonou 1890

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Nkrumah overthrown by imperialists 1966

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Death of Sobukwe 1978




March

1

British - (Jamaican) Maroon treaty of peace 1739

2

Women Day in Angola, Ethiopia defeats Italy Battle of Adowa 1896

6

Nkrumah leads Ghana to Independence 1957

13

New Jewel Movement overthrows neocolonialist government in Grenada 1979

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On March 17, 2011 the United Nations Organization called for a NATO military attack on all of Africa, when it launched war against Libya. This declaration used the cover of a so-called no fly zone declaration. This vote came right on the heels of the UN NATO invasion of the Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire). Nigeria and South Africa voted for the war. Russia, China, India, Brazil were among those who abstained. However, both Russia and China were incorrect not to use their vetoes. Naturally the key elements of imperialism, the US, UK and France, all voted for their sponsored resolution. Among the many atrocities on the part of the UN-NATO terrorist partners, let us not forget that Colonel Muammar al-Qadhafi suffered a brutal lynching at the hands of the US-NATO terrorists.

However, this homicidal piracy, legitimatized by the solemn declaration of NATO's fellow criminals in the UN, has backfired and ignited opposition all over the world, especially among Africans at home and abroad. Their wars of genocide and massive plunder is once again become a vehicle that unite many forces, from many different spectrums and from every continent on the planet.

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Herbert Chitep, 1st chairman of ZANU murdered 1975

19

National Liberation Front of Algeria defeats France 1962

21

Sharpville Massacre (Sharpville and Langa) 1960

23

Defeat of US-UK--South Africa in Angola by Pan-African forces 1987




This pivotal battle saw forces from throughout the African world fighting side by side with People's Armed Forces for the Liberation of Angola (FAPLA or Forças Armadas Populares de Libertação de Angola), FAPLA forces were the armed wing of the MPLA. In this battle African combatants from Namibia and all over Africa and revolutionary Cuba fought and defeated the settler colonial forces and their US-UK owners.

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Ndebele initiate struggle against British, joined by Shona, 1896

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Angola - Cuba and Pan-African forces defeat South Africa 1976

S. G. DuBois dies 1977

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PAC and ANC banned 1960




April

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Lowndes County Freedom Organization, the world’s first Black Panther party movement organization, created by Africans in Lowndes Co. Alabama and SNCC organizers 1965

2

Africans in Brixton UK fight racist police 1980

4

MLK Assassinated -- Africans rebel in over 160 cities in the US 1968

MPLA, SWAPO, Cuba with general Pan-African support defeat S Africa, UNITA, US CIA in battle of Cuito Canavale 1988

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PAC founded 1959

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African rebel in response to police murders Cincinnati, Ohio 2001

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Second Brixton rebellion 1981

15

Africa Freedom Day declared at All-African People's Conference in Accra 1958

Libya bombed by US 1986

16

SNCC formed 1960

18

Zimbabwe achieves independence under Patriotic Front 1980

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SWAPO founded 1960

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Non alignment movement formed 1955

US invades Dominican Republic 1965

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Portugal defeated by MPLA PAIGC and Frelimo 1974




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Toussaint L'Overture dies in Paris Prison 1803

Nkrumah dies 1972

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Zimbabwe patriots begin armed struggle 1966

April 29-May 1

Rebellions of African and Latinos spread across the US in response to the acquittal of the police responsible for the Rodney King

beating 1992




May

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AZAPO founded 1976

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Ethiopian guerrillas recapture Addis Ababa from Italian fascists 1941

6

Zimbabwe Heroes' day

10

SASO founded 1969 POLISARIO FOUNDED 1973

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Philadelphia police under neocolonial stooge Wilson Goode bombs African community from the air killing several people 1985

14

African students killed and wounded in unprovoked attack by Jackson MS police 1970

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Africans in Miami FL rebel against police murders 1980

18

Heroes' Day in Namibia in honor of death in battle of Tobias Hainyeko first commander of PLA of Swapo 1967

19

Omowale (Malcolm X/El Hajj Malik Shabazz) born 1925

20

Polisario launches armed struggle 1973

21

Selma to Montgomery march 1965

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UPC and French clash in Cameroon, UPC banned 1955

23

Samuel Sharpe hanged in Jamaica 1932

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Massacre and internment of Africans in Oklahoma 1921




25

OAU founded, ALD created 1963

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Demark Vesey, 9000 other anti-slavery Africans betrayed 1822

28

PLO established as representative. of Palestinian people 1964

29

Poor Peoples campaign begins 1968

30

FLN begins armed struggle in Algeria 1954

31

Fathia Nkrumah dies 2007 (Mrs. Kwame Nkrumah)




June

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First "Red Summer" killings start against African in US occur on this day 1919

2

Samori Ture dies in French prison 1900

5

Zionist attack Egypt 1967

10

Garvey dies 1940

11

Angola places British and US mercenaries on trial 1976

12

CPP Launched 1949

Medgar Evers NAACP organizer in MS murdered 1963

13

Walker Rodney assassinated in Guyana 1980

14

Antonio Maceo born 1845

16

Mueda massacre of 600 Africans lead to armed struggle in Mozambique 1960

Soweto 1976

17

SNCC and Kwame Ture (S. Carmichael) call for Black Power in Jackson MS 1966

21

Africans murdered in Detroit in coordinated attacks by state and bands of racists, FDR threatens to use Army Air Force if the African

in nearby Army base follow through on their plans to defend the people 1943

23

Forces led by Yaa Asantewa force British tactical retreat 1900

25

Black Star Line founded 1913




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Sioux, Cheyenne et al, led by Crazy Horse defeat US 7th Calvary at Battle of Little Bighorn 1876

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Cinque revolt on Amistad 1839

Malcolm X Omowale founds OAAU 1964

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6 PAC 1974




July

1

Algerians vote for independence from France 1962

2

Slave revolt in St Croix ends Danish "West Indies" slavery 1848

3

Africans rebel in Liverpool 1981

4

France invades / colonizes Algeria 1890

7

Anti-racist rebellion of Newark Africans 1967

20

UN Sends troops to Congo leading to the fall of the MNC government

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In Detroit armed attacks against Africans draws resistance, the struggle spreads across the nation, by the end of 1967 128 cities have had major incidents

26

Cuban Revolutionaries attack Moncada Barracks 1950

27

US invades and colonizes Haiti 1915

Revolt by African worker born in Barbados against British 1937

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Marcus Garvey organizes UNIA 1914




August

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UNIA first convention in NYC 1920

2

8th UNIA convention in Toronto Canada

3

Blyden born 1832

CAP in Atlanta 1970

6

Mississipi Freedom Democratic Party led by Fannie Lou Hammer challenges Democratic Party racism 1964

8

Nkrumah and Lumumba sign unity accords

9

Pan-African Women's day;

20000 women march against pass laws in Pretoria 1956

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Watts rebellion 1965 The following summer armed confrontations break out in 43 cities, including Chicago, Cleveland, Atlanta, and

San Francisco

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African solders fight racistsin Brownsville TX 1906

15

Congo independence declared 1960

17

Garvey born 1887

18

Nasser and Free Officers seize power 1952

20

First enslaved Africans bought to North American colonies, Jamestown 1619

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George Jackson, member of the BPP murdered in Soledad prison 1971

22

Haitian revolution begins 1791

Henry Highland Garnet makes call for return to Africa, general slave strike and armed struggle against slavery 1843

23

200000 African workers strike in solidarity with Soweto people 1976

24

Nat Turner leads armed struggle against slavery in Virginia, 1831

26

Namibia armed struggle launched 1966

27

WEB DuBois dies 1963

28

MLK leads March on DC 1963

Katrina Disaster begins in Gulf area … the storm impact, compounded by governmental racism devastates large sections of the

area’s Africans, as well as the smaller Native American populations 2005




September

1

Queen Coziah leads labor revolt in St Thomas 1892

5

Crazy Horse military leader of the Native people at the battle of the Little Big Horn murdered while in US custody , his body is cut into

two halves. 1877

9

William Parker leads slave revolt in Pennsylvania 1851

Heads of State and Government of the Organisation of African Unity issue the Sirte Declaration calling for the establishment of an African Union 1999

12

Steve Biko murdered by settler police 1977

15

Four young African girls bombed to death by racists while attending Sunday School in Birmingham AL church 1963

18

Nkrumah born 1909

19

United Indian Nations, under Tecumseh, declare war on US 1790

Riff republic declared in Morocco after defeat of Spanish 1921

25

Cabral born 1924

25

Mozambique armed struggle starts 1964

28

Guinea vote NO to membership in French community 1958

David Walker appeal 1829




October

2

Nat Turner born 1800

Guinea moves for independence 1958 aided by Ghana CPP government

3

Armed struggle against Germany started in Namibia 1904

Anti settler rebellion in Kenya 1952 started

5th PAC Manchester 1945

Fannie Lou Hamer born 1917

7

Morant Bay Rebellion Jamaica 1865

12

International Day of Solidarity with the Indigenous Peoples of the Western Hemisphere

15

Thomas Sankara killed in Burkina Faso coup 1987. Thomas Sankara was a and socialist revolutionary who served as the President of Burkina Faso from 1983 to 1987.

16

Harper Ferry slave revolt

Million Man March, spearheaded by the Nation of Islam and Pan-Africanist and Nationalist groups draws nearly two million African

men sparking spin-offs (such as the highly successful Million Women March of African women) and is praised throughout the world

by progressive forces 1995

17

Jean Dessalines assassinated 1806

19

Maurice Bishop killed 1983

Machel killed 1986

20

UK declares State of Emergency in Kenya 1952




21

Mass revolt against UK policies in St Vincent, 1935

23

Angola invaded by South Africa 1975

25

South Africa settler state test nuclear device 1979

US invades Grenada 1983

29

Israel UK France invade Egypt 1956

30

Nat Turner captured 1831




November

2

Assata Shakur liberated from prison 1979

3

French and US murder UPC Felix Moumie 1960

11

Nat Turner tortured and hanged 1831

Rhodesian UDI 1965

15

Berlin Conference 1884

16

Dahomey patriots defeat French forces 1892

African students murdered at peaceful demonstration at Southern U Baton Rouge LA 1972

20

Zumbi, anti-slavery fighter martyred in 1695. This day is honored and commemorated in Brazil as National Black Conscious Day

22

Guinea defeat NATO invasion 1970

ZANU Launches war 1972

23

Nkrumah Ture initiate Ghana-Guinea Union 1958, the name was subsequently changed to Union of African States (UAS). (Mali was

the only other state to join the UAS)

24

US install Mobutu 1965

28

Sojourner Truth dies 1883

29

UN partitions Palestine 1947 -- day declared International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People




December

1

Rosa Parks refuses to give up seat sparking bus boycott in Montgomery 1955

2

Members of the John Brown anti-slavery army, including several Africans and Brown himself, hanged in VA 1859

4

IL BPP members Hampton and Clark killed by Chicago police 1969

5

All-African People's Conference convened Accra Ghana 1958

6

Fanon dies 1961

7

Oil nationalized in Libya 1971. Antonio Maceo killed in battle 1896

10

MPLA founded 1956

16

ANC Spear of the Nation (Umkhonto We Sizwe) founded 1961

17

ZAPU formed 1961

18

Steve Biko born1946

20

Basuto defeat settlers at Berea Mountain in Azania 1852

23

H. H. Garnett born 1815

26

1st Afro-Asian Peoples Conference, Cairo 1957

28

Seminole Warriors (combined Native and Africans fighters) defeat US army in FL 1834


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