This October the focus of this month’s Assata Shakur Study Group sessions will be our contribution to the 5th International Month of Action Against AFRICOM. For seventeen years, AFRICOM (the U.S. Africa Command) has served as the military-enforcement arm of the U.S. neocolonial domination of Africa. These interactive sessions will deconstruct relevances between the recent deployment of the U.S. National Guard into Washington D.C. and other major cities across the U.S. and the colonizer interests driving U.S. foreign policy in Africa.
Join Pan-African Community Action (PACA) and Black Alliance for Peace DC City Wide Alliance (BAP-DC) for the October 2025 Assata Shakur Study Group sessions to get clarity on how a Pan-Africanist decolonization agenda, from DC to Kinshasa, Congo, is necessary to build real power.
PACA is part of the historic and global movement for Pan-Africanism, or the liberation and unification of Africa and of African people on the continent and in the diaspora, under the economic system of scientific socialism. As part of the Pan-African movement, PACA is a grassroots group of African/Black people organizing for community-based power.