Theory

The Undercurrent of Trumpism: Desiring a New System

The election was a referendum on the system, and the left needs to build a revolutionary force that can meet the mass desire for a new social order.

This foundational article lays the theoretical and historical groundwork for the New Afrikan Independence Movement today.

Shaka situates his writings in the tradition of international anti-imperialism, calling out the hypocrisy of u.s. anti-China policies and rhetoric.

Shaka discusses the criminalization of mental health issues and how mass incarceration profits from Our suffering.

How does revolutionary nationalism connect the dots between national liberation struggles globally? What does freedom mean for New Afrikans?

Only by grasping the history of prison resistance and the state’s response can we intervene effectively today.

Shaka covers the modern history of prison activism and its role in broader revolutionary transformation.

Embedded within all revolutionary processes are struggles for land, political consciousness, and self-determination.