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Contents: WHY SUPPORT AFRICAN LIBERATION? • WHAT IS EXPLOITATION? • ANGOLA, GUINEA-BISSAU, MOZAMBIQUE: The Portuguese Colonies • THE LIBERATION MOVEMENTS • THE ROLE OF THE U.S. • The brochure says the U.S. government tries to lull the American masses into believing that peace has come to Southeast Asia, but Black people must realize "There Is No Peace With Honor For African People--Africa Is At War!" There are currently six wars of liberation by Black people against racist white minority regimes in Africa--Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), Namibia (Southwest Africa), Azania (South Africa), Guinea-Bissau. The same government in Washington, D.C. that exploits Black people here supports these white racist regimes that exploit Black people in Africa. Support for African liberation continues a long tradition of Black people in the U.S. expressing support for their sisters and brothers in Africa. This goes back to the protests against Belgian atrocities in the Congo at the turn of the century and the Fascist Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1935. The struggle of Black people in the U.S. is part of the world-wide Pan-African liberation movement and the struggle of oppressed peoples everywhere. Black people need to demonstrate through rallies, marches, and boycotts their solidarity with the African liberation movements and to demand that the U.S. stop supporting continuing exploitation of our brothers and sisters in Africa. The growth of capitalism has not benefited Black people. The brochure includes a quote by Amilcar Cabral. The brochure mentions health care, infant mortality, education, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Gulf Oil, Honeywell, 3M, and Control Data. It also discusses the liberation movements and their leaders from each southern African country.

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There Is No Peace For African People – Africa Is At War

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