The struggle in Ogaden is an axample of why there must be an understanding of the full context of the Black reality on a global level. These historical agressions and current opressions MUST be transformed before we can even begin to talk about PanAfricanism or a shared Blackness. Families and individuals do not forgett or ignore these realities just because they move to North America. These histories shape the way that we view ourselves and the way we view our Black brothers and sisters. I hope that anyone who speaks of unifying Black communities goes out to see this if even to be exposed to why the time of PanAfricanism cannot come before the time of holding the opressors in our own community accountable.

Thank you DarkerThanBlue folks for bringing these kind of opportunities to our attention.

Peace.