The Pan African Consciousness

"I do not know the border where black people are, the whole world is my state until African freedom" (Garvey). These words by Marcus Garvey fully demonstrate the attitudes of African people, the attitudes of African people, the direct result of the treatment of colds suffering from the African people suffering from the hands of European people. Europe not only plundered the important resources of millions of people stolen and enslaved in Africa. Europe also plundered the African continent with a brutal colonial system.

Brazil is my turning point in pan-Africa consciousness. I have been working seriously on what I have learned in Brazil. Here it is: we live in a world based on lies, the best white lie. People may think that racial ratings are always so, but some studies have shown that this is a relatively new novel. It began about 500 years ago when Europeans built ships and funded ships to find knowledge and wealth. Economic convenience and coldness of supply and demand spurred one of the greatest sins of humanity. Over the centuries Africans are clustered like sardines, landed on Badagry, Cape Coast, and Gorée Island, and have landed to every corner of the "New World". The labor provided by these slaves is immense to Europeans. To prove all this amazing cruelty, they developed Christianity and science. They said their god ordered it

Pan-Africanism believes that in order to realize its potential, it is necessary for all Africans and their foreigners living in the African continent to unite under national flags. This leads to political recognition and cultural perception of racial pride, through which they will be able to resolve attacks against slavery, discrimination and African race.

Pan-Africanism believes that African people should share a common interest and be united. Historically, Pan Africanism has often taken the form of political or cultural movements. There are many kinds of pan-Africanism. In the narrowest political expression, pan-Africans imagine a united African country where all Africans can live. From a more general point of view, pan-Africanism is the mood of African people. This is a remarkable fact even to celebrate.