Full transcript of the “Message to the Grassroots” speech by civil rights leader Malcolm X, also known as “The House Negro and the Field Negro” speech. He gave the speech on March 26, 1964. Malcolm X: (00:02) During the few moments that we have left, we want to have just an off-the-cuff chat between you...Read More
Kenyan communities evicted during colonial #Britain are now seeking compensation! Barrister Peter Herbert (@herbert_donald) explains why reparations for historic injustices are justified by the effects still felt today. pic.twitter.com/NcXc6op56q — RT UK (@RTUKnews) August 24, 2020Read More
An international symbolic “Bend the Knee” Ceremony will take place on Saturday, 8 August 2020 at 11am (EAT) outside Unilever Kenya HQ at Brookes, Nakuru Road in Kericho Town, Kenya. A parallel commemoration took place in London entitled “Bend the Knee, Don’t Drink The Tea”. This symbolic action was held outside Unilever HQ at 100...Read More
International Pan African Webinar to be held today on ‘Historical Injustices, The Sotik Massacre, Blood Tea and Land Alienation” at the Lawyers Hub, Nairobi, 5 pm to 7 pm (EAT), (3 pm to 5 pm BST); To Book: Bit.ly/HistoricalKenya The Kenyan Governors, His Excellency Hon. Professor Chepkwony, His Excellency Hon. Stephen Sang will join forces...Read More
The Kenya Diaspora Alliance (KDA) represents Kenyans in the international diaspora including over 100,000 who are residents, studying, or working in the USA. The Bandung Conference is an international NGO based in Kenya. The Africa Diaspora Alliance (AfDA – under formation) is an amalgam of a number of transnational and historical diaspora organizations. The Society...Read More
The Kenya Diaspora Alliance (KDA) represents Kenyans in the international diaspora including over 200,000 who are residents, studying or working in the USA. The Bandung Conference is an international NGO based in Kenya. The Africa Diaspora Alliance (AfDA) is an amalgam of a number of transnational and historical diaspora organizations. The Society of Black Lawyers...Read More
Kenya’s “historical injustice” under British colonial rule did not just include the brutalities and killings recognized finally by the U.K. Government in its settlement in 2013 against the civilian population during the Mau Mau liberation movement. It also comprised numerous other human rights abuses, many of which still persist in Kenya and East Africa to...Read More
