Reasonings about a United African States (Part I)

In observance of the centennial of the Red, Black, and Greeen, and as part of an effort to foster the political unification of Africans, we’re hosting online reasoning sessions that paint our domestic fight for sovereignty in more of a global context.

It’s important that we identify as Africans, and work in solidarity with other Africans as we shift paradigms and establish a nobility in which we have total control. The information laid out in the recorded reasoning below, which took place on the afternoon of July 16, makes such the case for that type of movement, known to many as Pan-African Federalism.

Bro. Sam reasons with Baba Senghor Baye, and Sisters Kim Poole and Najai Knox in the first reasoning.

Sam P.K. Collins

Sam P.K. Collins is a grassroots journalist with multidisciplinary experience as a writer, editor, producer, researcher, and filmmaker. AllEyesOnDC serves as part of his effort to shed light on issues that affect people of African descent in the D.C. metropolitan region through words and film. This mission crystallized during college and subsequent professional experiences. Sam’s previous experience includes writing reports of President Barack Obama’s activities as a White House press pool reporter for American Urban Radio Networks. He has also had stints at ThinkProgress, National Public Radio and NBC Universal. Sam holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication and a master’s degree in public policy from The George Washington University. There, he founded ACE Magazine, a multicultural campus publication. Sam is a native Washingtonian of Liberian descent.

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July 17, 2020

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