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Françafrique: White baby concern and Black baby fear

Nov 27, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ahmed Sule

During a press conference at the Elysée Palace in January 2024, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, expressed concern at France’s declining fertility rate. He said, “Our France will also be stronger by relaunching its birth rate. Until recently, we were a country for which this was a strength… It’s been less true in recent years.” He then announced a “demographic rearmament” plan to combat declining fertility.
The Crown’s largest crime: the British Raj (India)

Nov 23, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ashur Smithen

Trigger warning: descriptions of sexual violence and assaultIn writing this article, the author in no way means to convey the impression that Indians were merely passive victims. On the contrary, they actively resisted at virtually every stage of their oppression. Indeed when independence was gained it was due to their actions as opposed to their ruler’s benevolence as is commonly stated.
The Empire’s largest parasitic host: India

Nov 12, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ashur Smithen

Trigger warning: mention of sexual violence and assault In writing this article, the author in no way means to convey the impression that Indians were merely passive victims. On the contrary, they actively resisted at virtually every stage of their oppression. Indeed when independence was gained it was due to their actions as opposed to their ruler’s benevolence as is commonly stated.
Moss Side Black Women Activists: Coca Clarke and Kath Locke

Oct 29, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Serena Richards

When discussing Black radicalism and liberation, one might quickly refer to the American civil rights movements, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, or the Black Panther movements. At a stretch maybe the work of Marcus Garvey (let alone Amy Jacques Garvey) may be mentioned or Kwame Ture. But what about Britain? It had its lane of radicals and organizations such as the United Coloured People’s Association (UPCA) and the Black Women’s Mutual Aid (BWMA) that attempted to resist capitalism and colonialism.
The Woman King: pitfalls of avoiding difficult history

Oct 22, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ashur Smithen
Calling a spade a spade, my police statement on naming the House Negroes

Sep 23, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Kehinde Andrews

On Tuesday 24 September I attended a ‘voluntary’ interview with West Midlands Police, under the threat of arrest for not attending. The investigation is based on Calvin Robinson’s complaint that I accurately described him as a House Negro in a video I made to defend Marieha Hussain in her meritless Coconut Trial. I gave a prepared statement to , which was abridged on legal advice explaining the ludicrous nature of the investigation.
We’ve heard too much of the voices of the racist riots

Aug 5, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Kehinde Andrews

Race riots are not the voice of the unheard. Race riots are the expression of White rage, the pent up violence that is vented every so often when a scapegoat is needed. There is nothing unheard about those in Britain attacking mosques, hotels housing asylum seekers and random Black and Brown people on the street.
Cuban medical internationalism (despite US blockade)

Jul 30, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ashur Smithen

In 1965, Cuba had one physician for every 1,200 people, a dire condition made worse by the exodus of middle-class professionals out of Cuba in the wake of the revolution. 40 years later in 2005, however, Cuba boasted one physician for every 167 people — a number unparalleled anywhere else in the world. In 2015, it became the first country in the world to eliminate the mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis.
Cuba, colonialism and the USA (revolution & Operation Peter Pan)

Jul 17, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Ashur Smithen

Cuba is a nation in the global South that has been brutalized just like any other. This former Spanish colony only abolished slavery in 1886 compared to Haiti (1804), Jamaica (1835), and the United States (1865). It is currently subject to the longest-lasting trade embargo in modern history, at the hands of the world’s one true global superpower. Despite this, Cuba has not just survived, but flourished in the face of all Western imperialism could throw at it.
Sixty years on: Building Malcolm’s OAAU legacy

Jun 28, 2024 | make-it-plain.org | Kehinde Andrews

On 28 June 1964, Malcolm X launched the Organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU), at the Audubon Ballroom in New York. Contrary to the dangerous Malcolm myth of the anti-White firebrand preacher with no political program, the OAAU laid out a blueprint for the Black revolution, complete with a constitution.