Black Nationalism

Black Nationalism
"Black Lives Matter!"
Basic Information
Aliases	African-American Nationalism African-American Socialism New Afrikan Liberation African-American Leftism Coloured Nationalism Black Power Black Separatism Black Supremacy (some forms) Black Ultranationalism (some) Black Fascism (accused) Hotep (Some) 000000 Nationalism Black Panthers Black Liberation Army KARA BOĞA The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder Afunism / Ni🅱🅱er C[REDACTED] / Reverse Racism Rhineland Bastard Enderman/Quandale Dingle/Thug shaker
Alignment(s)	Non-Quadrant (In theory) Authoritarian Left (Most) Culturally Variable  Anti-Colonial   Nationalists  Ethnonationalists (Some, Especially Culturally Right Factions) Revolutionary Nationalists
Ideological Information
Influenced by:	Anti-Colonialism Anti-Imperialism Pan-Africanism Factions Racial Nationalism(Some, Especially Culturally Right Factions) Anti-Semitism (few) Christian Socialism Gandhian Socialism Left-Wing Nationalism National Communism Populism Black Separatism
Influenced	African Socialism Autonomism Black Anarchism Black Islamism Black Zionism Duvalierism Hutu Power Johnson-Forest Tendency
Notable people	United States Nat Turner (1800-1831) USA Elijah Muhammad (1897-1975) USA Malcolm X (1925-1965) USA Louis Farrakhan (1933-) USA Eldridge Cleaver (1935-1998) USA Bobby Seale (1936-) USA Cedric Robinson (1940-2016) USA Huey Newton (1942-1989) USA Muhammad Ali (1942-2016) USA Assata Shakur (1947-) USA Fred Hampton (1948-1969) USA Tupac Shakur (1971-1996) USA Augustus "Gazi Kodzo" Romain (1986-) USA Tariq Nasheed (?-) USA Caribbean and South America Jean-Jacques Dessalines/Jan-Jak Desalin (1758-1806) Haiti Pacífico "Bilal" Licutan (?-1835) Empire of Brazil Joseph Robert Love (1839-1914) The Bahamas/Jamaica Evaristo Estenoz (1872-1912) Cuba Marcus Garvey (1887-1940) Jamaica Arlindo Veiga dos Santos (1902-1978) Brazil François Duvalier (1907-1971) Haiti Forbes Burnham (1923-1985) Guyana Frantz Fanon (1925-1961) Martinique Paulo Galo (1989-) Brazil Chavoso da USP (2000-) Brazil Africa Dedan Kimathi (1920-1957) Kenya Robert Mugabe (1924-2019) Zimbabwe Idi Amin (1925-2003) Uganda Jonas Savimbi (1934-2002) Angola Kémi Séba (1981-) France/Senegal Salva Kiir Mayardit (1951-) South Sudan Julius Malema (1981-) South Africa
Notable examples	Republic of New Afrika (proposed entity) Black Communist Rebellion (The Man in the High Castle)
Variations
School of Thought	African-American Socialism Left-Wing Nationalism Marxism Black Capitalism Abolitionism Capitalism Individualism Ujamaa (Factions) Black Feminism Abolitionism Anti-Racism Feminism Postcolonial Feminism Transnational Feminism (Factions) Third-Wave Feminism Black Marxism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Colonialism Anti-Racism Du Boisian Socialism Johnson-Forest Tendency Marxist Feminism Neo-Abolitionism Post-Marxism Rastafarianism Anti-Americanism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Colonialism Black Zionism Haile Selassie Thought Garveyism Monarchism Pan-Africanism Patriarchy
Regional Tendencies	2Pacism Anti-Capitalism Bill of Rights Socialism Black Panther Party Christian Communism Egalitarianism Left-Wing Populism Manosphere (accused) Marxist Feminism Niccolò Machiavelli Thought Pro-Choice Revolutionary Progressivism Afunism Anti-Abortion Anti-Democracy Anti-Dengism (Early on) Anti-Imperialism Anti-Liberalism Anti-LGBT+ Anti-Progressivism Anti-Tribalism Authoritarian Conservatism Capitalist Communism Fascism Garveyism Irredentism Kagameism Malcolm Xism Malemaism Manosphere National Bolshevism Nativism Nkrumaism Sankarism State Capitalism Weabooism Xi Jinping Thought (later) Aminism Anti-British Sentiment Anti-Indian Racism Anti-Semitism Authoritarian Conservatism Autocracy Black Islamism Combatocracy (Proposed foreign policy) Cronyism Ethnonationalism Gaddafism Imperialism (as the “King” of Scotland) Irredentism Kakistocracy Kleptocracy Neoconservatism (Initially) State Capitalism Stratocracy Totalitarianism Ultranationalism APSP African Socialism Anti-Colonialism Anti-Imperialism Anti-White Racism (Accused) Black Separatism Kleptocracy (Accused) Pan-Africanism Russophilia Slavery Reparationism AZAPO Black Consciousness Isolationism Left-Wing Nationalism Scientific Socialism Black Panthers Anti-Americanism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Colonialism Anti-Imperialism Anti-Racism Black Feminism Castroism (sympatheic) Gun Rights Advocacy Malcolm Xism Black Juche Maoism Marxism-Leninism Marxist Feminism Revolutionary Progressivism George Jacksonian Anti-Americanism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Colonialism Fanonism Gun Rights Advocacy Ho Chi Minh Thought Marxism-Leninism-Maoism Revolutionary Progressivism Trotskyism Burnhamism Anti-Gun Rights Anti-Indian Sentiment Anti-Indigenous Sentiment Anti-Zionism (After 1973) Atlanticism Autarky Castroism (Sympathetic) Cult of Personality Illiberal Democracy Juche (Sympathetic) Kleptocracy (Accused) Labour Zionism (Until 1973) Left-Wing Nationalism Left-Wing Populism Moderate Socialism Non-Alignedism Peoples Temple (Sympathetic, Allegedly) Police Statism Pro-CARICOM Pro-Commonwealth Pseudo-Socialism (Accused by Walter Rodney) Regionalism Socialist Feminism Sovietphilia Desalinism Abolitionism Absolute Monarchism Agrarian Militarism Anti-Colonialism Anti-Imperialism Centralism Elective Monarchism Louvertureanism National Agrarianism Regulationism Revolutionary Progressivism Secularism Black Magic Separatism Stratocracy Garveyism Anti-Communism Anti-Semitism Anti-Socialism Black Capitalism Cultism (Kind of) de Valerism (Sympathetic) Eugenicism Gandhian Socialism (Sympathetic) Irish Republicanism (Sympathetic) Klansmanism (Sympathetic, collaborated with) Land Reformism National Capitalism One-party state Pan-Africanism Proto-Fascism Racial Separatism Sinn Féinism Michael Xism Anti-White Racism Anti-Semitism Burnhamism (sympathetic) Counterculture Hippieism Kleptocracy Left-Wing Populism Malcolm Xism New Afrikan National Liberation Anti-Americanism Anti-Colonialism (Debatably) Anti-Imperialism (Debatably) Left-Wing Nationalism Malcolm Xism Revolutionary Progressivism Separatism Ujamaa Obasanjoism Authoritarian Capitalism Authoritarian Conservatism Economic Liberalism National Capitalism National Conservatism Social Authoritarianism Social Capitalism State Capitalism (Later on) Social Conservatism Stratocracy Revolução Periférica Anti-Bolsonarism Anti-Fascism Kakistocracy Left Unity Left-Wing Populism Libertarian Marxism Marxism-Leninism-Maoism Revolutionary Progressivism Tysonism Guevarism Liberal Conservatism Maoism Narco-Liberalism Trumpism (Sympathetic)
Character Information
Likes	Black Panthers Malcolm X Pan-Africanism Shooting the Boer Wakanda File:Watermelon.png Watermelon
Dislikes	Cra*kers Not having slave reparations Black Infighting Imperialism CIA
Song	Fight The Power Which side are you on (Black Nationalist version) The Blacker The Berry NWA - Fuck Tha Police Nants Ingoyama (King Lion) N____ Song Childish Gambino - This is America Revolution is the Only Solution Hog Rider Says The N Word The Meeting (Black Panther Anthem) Black Skinhead Feel the Black Power Shoot the Boer Capítulo 4 Versículo 3 Negro Drama Busdriver - Black Labor

"There’s still two Americas, one Black, one White, separate and unequal."

Louis Farrakhan

Black Nationalism, is a culturally variable ideology that advocates social, political, and economic empowerment of black communities and people, especially to resist assimilation into common culture (through integration or otherwise) and maintain a distinct identity. In the 19th century, some proposed that Africans in the United States were a nation within a nation "New Afrika", and that this nation is subject to Internal colonialism. On the societal scale, the ideology is usually progressive but some of its followers can be rather conservative.

Black Nationalism varies in how extreme it is. Many black nationalists seek black empowerment or liberation but do not wish to form a society exclusively for black people. On the more extreme side, Black Separatism wants black people to form their own nation and separate themselves from white people and other non-black races. On an even more extreme end, Black Supremacism believes not only that black people should form a black-only society, but that they are inherently superior to other races, genetically or otherwise, and thus should dominate society.

History

Haitian Revolution

Black Nationalist ideas started to pop up in America ever since the Haitian Revolution. The enslaved people of St. Dominique (now modern-day Haiti), or the majority lived under a class system, where the white class would be the richest, and the majority of African people would be free slave labour living in below the bare minimum conditions.

The Jacobins failing to negotiate with Reforms, faced 13 years of rebellion (1791-1804) led by Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines after the Voodoo conference, the revolt started. After the French came to peace with the Haitians, Louverture's appealed to Napoleon I of his 1801 Constitution. It made him the governor of St-Domingue and forced him to recognize the autonomy of the colony. The following year unfortunately, Louverture was invited to a conference in France. Upon his arrest, he was taken as hostage and he died the next year. Dessalines declared Haiti an independent state. He was emperor for two years before being assassinated. Despite the loss of two leaders, this was the first successful rebellion in the Caribbean, which inspired rebelions all over the Americans, especially for black slaves.

Black Panther Party

The Black Panther Party was founded in Oakland, California, by Afro-Americans Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton in October 1966. It was designated a self-defense force, and later on became racialized as a far-left organization.

The Black Panthers were Marxist-Leninists who spoke out against the discrimination of Black Americans in the civil rights movement and provided humanitarian needs. More specifically, they were Maoists, who became aquated with mao, after selling his books and writings to rich college students, before realising they agreed with most of the ideas within them. J. Edgar Hoover (former FBI director) said that the Black Panthers were the single biggest threat to the United States. This was during the Vietnam War.

Within the organization, they gave basic human needs to Black communities. They picked Malcolm X's way of fighting struggle over MLK's pacificism.

Throughout American history, they have been regularly demonized, as a militant and overzealous activist group,(often twisting the intents of the Panthers) due to the efforts of organisations such as the FBI, some going so far as to say they were the black equivalent of the KKK. However in recent history, by the more balanced view of the black panthers, has been accepted by the general public.

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Anarkata

Main article: Black Anarchism

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Frantz Fanon

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Marcus Garvey

Marcus Garvey was a journalist, businessman and one of the first black activists, founder of UNIA.

Born into a family of "petty bourgeois" peasants, Garvey had slave ancestors and (later discovered) Iberian ancestors, so much so that his surname is of Irish origin. Garvey had white friends and at age 14 was arrested for breaking church windows. In 1905, he started working at the Benjamin Manufacturing Company, where after a while he became a trade unionist, but the strike failed and he was fired, gaining a reputation as a troublemaker. In the same year, he converted to Catholicism. In 1910, he founded Garvey's Watchman, a magazine whose publication reached 3,000 copies, even though it was considered an exaggeration.

Subsequently, he traveled to Latin American countries, after starting work at the United Fruit Company as a timekeeper. In Panama he founded the newspaper La Prensa. In 1913, he became a pan-Africanist African Times and Orient Review handyman.

• In 1914, he founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA), being one of the first black movements. The UNIA adopted mottos such as "One goal. One God. One destiny" and "establish brotherhood among the black race, promote a spirit of racial pride, recover the fallen and help in civilizing the backward tribes of Africa". UNIA promoted self-confidence and self-esteem for people, in addition to racial separatism and pro-black emigration. After the first world war, he tried to join to fight, but was rejected for his physical issue. He later opposed the participation of blacks in a "war of whites" and increased his radicalism on the radical question, even saying "for every black lynched by whites in the South, blacks should lynch a white in the North". After accusing Garvey of using the UNIA to make money, Garvey resigned from the UNIA in 1917, but returned the same year, suing some members. In 1918, UNIA was incorporated (business) and gained more membership. In the same year, Garvey founded the newspaper Negro World, which was supported by philanthropists. The Negro World published 10,000 publications, being read even outside the USA in Latin American and Caribbean countries, even if some accuse it of having been propaganda. There was also an altercation between Garvey and his old friend Wilfred Domingo over Domingo's socialist views. After the end of World War I, Garvey and other black activists founded the International League for Darker People, to pressure then-President Woodrow Wilson and the Paris Peace Conference to give more respect to people of color, causing the UNIA to send the Haitian Eliezer. Cadet to the conference, but it was in vain because the conference ignored his efforts. After the party's high growth (reaching branches in 25 states in 18 months and even on some other continents) it began to have disagreements with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), in which W. E. B. Du Bois came to claim that Garvey was a "reactionary under the pay of white men" and "a fat little black man, ugly, but with smart eyes and a big head". Garvey, later founded the African Legion, which became a secret service, worrying the Bureau of Investigation, even having an infiltrator, there were also accusations of personality cult, even claiming that Garvey was the provisional president of Africa, who would take the power after decolonization, being ridiculed for it. UNIA began to have relations with the Liberian government (ruled by the True Whig Party), with various agreements and collaborations, such as raising 2 million loan for the reconstruction of Liberia. In the meantime, Garvey suffered assassination attempts and fights in his relationship with his then-wife Amy Ashwood, leading to a divorce. In 1919, Garvey founded the Black Star Line as a way to generate black participation in the maritime industry and challenge white domination. The company received support from African-American businessmen, the UNIA and white businessmen, even receiving aid from the United Fruit Company, but it ceased to function in 1922, when it was abandoned, generating losses ranging from US$ 630,000 to US$ 1.25 million (today US$20,236,000).

There were criminal allegations surrounding Garvey, such as selling shares in a ship that the Black Star Line did not own, in which he claimed he was part of a plot by the NAACP to arrest him, but that justification didn't work and the press went ahead. to see him as a crook who lied to black people. He also ended up having contact with KKK wizards and even supported some ideals, such as, according to himself, "He believes that America is the white man's country, and he also says that the black man should have a country of his own in Africa [...] Klan". He subsequently resigned (again) the presidency of the UNIA and the African Provisional Government. James Eason had also left the UNIA, founded the rival group Universal Negro Alliance, but in 1923, he was assassinated by Garveyites, who, Garvey denied any involvement, but launched a campaign of defense for the assassins, tarnishing Garvey's image. After the 1923 mail fraud trial, a trial in which Garvey uttered anti-Semitic phrases and slurs, he was arrested that year, but released on bail from 1923-1925. He and the UNIA wanted a colony in Liberia with 3,000 African Americans, but when he got there, Charles D.B. King arrested and deported him, in which Garvey accused Du Bois of this change. He was imprisoned again between 1925-1927, when released, he returned to Jamaica and then went to London, dying at the age of 52.

Malcolm X

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Nation of Islam

Main article: Black Islamism

AZAPO

AZAPO or Azanian People's Organisation, is a Scientific Socialist South African party. It emerged as a party in 1978, even though it had already existed as a movement. In 1987, the party was banned, but it was unbanned in 1990. AZAPO had an armed wing called the Azanian National Liberation Army (AZANLA), in which it fought in the first gulf war with the support of China, Iran, Yugoslavia, etc. He also supports SOPA (Socialist Party of Anzania). The main foundations are: Black Consciousness, Scientific Socialism, South Africa's Isolationism and anti-apartheid.

AFUN

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How to Draw

Flag of Black Nationalism

1. Draw a ball
2. Divide into three even horizontal sections
3. Fill top with red, middle with black, and bottom with green
4. Add the eyes and you're done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Red	#E31B22	227, 27, 34
	Black	#141414	20, 20, 20
	Green	#00853E	0, 133, 62

Personality & Behavior

Black Nationalism has several personalities, but all connected in the struggle of "his people" and hatred for white supermacy. The Black Power movements for example (like Black Panthers), believe that Capitalism exploits the oppression of Afro-American communities and gets along with most left-wing ideologies (especially Mao, Afrsoc and Gaddafi. He is very violent in riots towards police officers and clashes with them. He hates the FBI, and CIA, and the US government in general for eventually sabotaging the Black Power movements and the assassination of Black Panther leader.

In comics, people often use him to fill the typical 80's or 90's hip-hop star character. Other notes include Black Nationalism speaking African-American Vernacular English.

Stylistic Notes

some props for Black Nationalism to have:

• A kente kufi
• Some jewelry
• Black Panther pin (If African-American)
• Military beret (If African-African)
• Protest sign
• Fried chicken
• Watermelon
• Grape soda
• Menthol cigarettes

Also celebrates Kwanzaa with black, red and green candles.

Relationships

Da Homies

• Pan-Africanism - One Africa!
• Maoism - Showing the way to the Panthers.
  • It feels good to know that not everyone knew about my Great Leap Fail*re.

• Separatism - FOR THE REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRIKA! WE MUST SPLIT FROM WHITE AMERIKKKA!
• Left-Wing Nationalism - "We should fight capitalism not with black capitalism, but with socialism" ~ Huey Newton.
• Sankarism - Marxist son in Africa. Your benefits for Burkina Faso will never be forgotten!
• Gaddafism - Can be insane at times, but you along with Sankara are good in my book.
• Mugabeism - Great job for giving Zimbabwe back to the natives (even if you fucked the economy)!
• Malcolm Xism - A great inspiration!!!
• Garveyism - I'm conflicted by if dictatorial Capitalism is good in economics, but you founded the UNIA which was one the first Afro-American movements for us, my homie. You are a king.
• Castroism & Guevarism - True revolutionaries! But, why did you guys not like the LGBTQ+ minorities?
• Indigenism - My cuz who fights with me against him. I haven't forgotten about the slavery btw and I don't care if it belonged to your people, New Afrika is rightfully ours!
• Juche - Thanks for your support! Self-reliance is based!!! One day we'll finally have black Juche. Eritrea kinda is the African Juche though and that didn't really end well.
  • Wonder what he would think of me being a dictatorship, lol!

• Non-Interventionism - I wish them whites would finally leave us alone and deal with their own stuff. _{Don't forget about reparations though.}
• Black Lives Matter - We get confused a lot, but we are definitely not the same. But I feel your stuggle, my homie.

Aight

• Racial Nationalism - BLACK POWER!!! (However I don’t wanna be as bad as the people who are oppressing us, also my culturally left variants are skeptical of you)
• Black Zionism - WHAAA???????
• Christian Socialism - MLK Junior?
• Longism - Thanks for giving free education and cracking down on illiteracy. But you're a ruthless opportunist, and "genuinely" care about black America so long as it benefits you more than it harms you!
• Trotskyism - My boy ML don't like you.
• Anarkata - I understand your struggle, but you probably need a racial state.
• Civic Nationalism - Actually in reality, only White Nationalists were racist because they used nationalism to discriminate against my people, I used nationalism to fight for the rights of my people. So I think racism is wrong no matter who perpetrates it.
  • Do you?

• Revolutionary Progressivism - Operation Weather Underground! Although some of our variants don't like you.
• East Asians - You also suffered from the imperialist whites like us, but why you so judging towards me, especially in Korea and China? You're being brainwashed by them to think you're Aryan!
• Griffinism - You’re similar to him, but at least you kind of support us.
• National Bolshevism - Based racial state, but you love wh*te supremacy. At least we can agree the EFF and ZANU were based.
• Gandhian Socialism - Racist!! At least you became an anti-racist later in your life.
• Black Islamism - You may be my brother, but stop giving me a bad rap with your reactionary rants.ticité policy is almost appectable.
• Anarcho-Capitalism - I don't really like anarchism and I'm conflicted about whether capitalism is good or bad, but Lipton Matthews and Murray Rothbard are based.
• ANC - Ending the apartheid regime was based, but please expel the Boers. I still vote EFF over you.
• Lincolnism - Racist! But championing the 13th Amendment was based.
• Authoritarian Capitalism - Many of you are racist, especially when you are closer him, but Garvey, Kagame, Ibrahim Babangida and others are based.
• Fascism - Garvey likes you, but the Panthers detest fascism.
• Showa Statism - Same as the above, but Japanese.
• Ethnopluralism - Alot of my modern progressive variants absolutely despise you, but my son (Black Sepratism) loves your ideas so all in all, a mixed bag.

Racist!

• Crackercracy - Racist cr**ker and one of my worst enemies but our separatist variants work well together.
• Imperialism - AH HELL NAH GET THE HELL OUT OF AFRICA YOU FUCKING RACISTS!!
• Alt-Right - No Floyd wasn't a revolutionary Marxist, but I (usually) am. So, fuck you, 4chan!
• Police Statism - Stop killing my people without trial, you racist! And having more black cops won't end racism!
• Neoconservatism - Fucking Reaganites murdered my people and this guy overall opposes my movement! Grrrr! Wait, did I just HELP YOU!?!!?!!
• Zionism - Racist k*ke! (But thanks for letting us have a child together.)
• Confederalism - Quit it with the ¨But my state's rights!!!¨ bullshit before I'll break New Afrika from your lands.
• Nazism - The Horror on the Rhine was just a nasty excuse of racist propaganda to sterilize blacks! (I don't know why my brother likes you.)
• Reactionaryism - No, I'm not returning to the times when I was treated like an object! And no, I don't wanna return to times BEFORE I was an object, I ain’t no tribalist without black consciousness.
• Jim Crow Joe - Don't think I forgot when you were a segregationist!
• GOPism - You turned your backs on us!
• Vaushism - Equating my ideology with his? Fuck you.
• Leopold II Thought - Racist monarchist! Fuck you for what you did to the Congo! Imma cut off both of your hands in revenge.
• Hutu Power - Stop black infighting! The hate of Tutsi and Hutu was caused by white imperialism to divide us!
• Boers - Shoot the Boer!
• Tribalism - I will never return to "ooga booga tribe" mentality. You caused black infighting that was exploited by white imperialists.

Further Information

Article

• Marcus Garvey By Tony Martin

Literature

• The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X and Alex Haley
• Huey Newton Talks to The Movement about the Black Panther Party: Cultural Nationalism, SNCC, Liberals and White Revolutionaries by Huey Newton
• Documents of the Black Liberation Army: Documents from the Underground by the BLA

Wikipedia

• Black Nationalism
• Marcus Garvey
  • Garveyism
    • Universal Negro Improvement Association
• Malcolm X
• Black Power Movement
  • Black Panther Party
  • Black Liberation Army
  • Weather Undergroud
  • Revolutionary Action Movement
  • African People's Socialist Party
• AZAPO
• Black Separatism
  • Republic of New Afrika
• Frantz Fanon

Gallery

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