Drs. Charles Pinderhughes and Jared Ball debate the history and value of Internal Colonialism Theory for African or Black America.
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Enjoyed the conference. Tragically most Africans in amerika, intellectuals or not , see themselves as citizens, hollering about their “rights”. Long in agreement that Afrikans are a colonized people, that should entail that Obama was a colonial administrator, negro police officers are colonial police & negro military servicemen are colonial military servicemen. We might get better results if more us internationally proclaim to be colonized.