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The United States of Africa condemns Police Brutality in Nigeria   United States of Africa

Register to showcase your Products and Services on African Business Month: African Business Month was established to focus on Promoting African Businesses in Africa, Europe, Caribbean, Pacific and around the world. #ABM2020 #AfricanBusinessMonth https://africanbusinessmonth.org/registration/

Why United States of Africa is looking for a Hundred Supporters to Fund the organization : 1. The United States of Africa is legally registered in Texas, United States  as a non profit corporation to unify the African Continent and all people of African descent into one Federal State beyond Borders. No Sponsors: USAF does not have any sponsors and we rely on our supporters to keep us going forward. 2. Self Reliance In order to empower United States of Africa be able to carry out its projects without relying on western capital we have a responsibility to our motherland to finance the activities and projects of United States of Africa. There is no organization which runs without financial support. Organizations without financial power are like driving cars without fuel or engine. It doesn't matter how much effort one puts into a vision as long as there are no patriots who are ready to support USAF we can't become a nation. With ongoing humiliation,Police Brutality, Ra...

  ```The Official Public Seal of United States of Africa.``` **Description of the Great  Seal of the United States of Africa:*  The Sun: Represents hope, splendour and glory of Africa, the rise of a  new dawn  in Africa and  the African renaissance The Falcon/Ancient Egyptian Horus:  In 21st Century Context it Represents divine Authority , power and quintessence and right  for Africans to be Free from Colonial Shackles and slavery. In the Past the Falcon  was an important symbol of Divine Kingship and a national Symbol of Ancient Egypt (Black Egypt) Ankh: The Ankh is a Symbol of Life It was often carried in the hand. *The Crook And Flail:*  As the symbols of divine authority and kingship, the Crook and Flail were carried by  Ancient Egypt Pharaohs in important state ceremonies like coronations of the pharaohs .  *The crook* (Heqa-sceptre) is originally a long staff curved at one end, was used by herdsmen. The crook ...

About African Business Month:  African  Business Month was established   to focus on Promoting African Businesses in Africa, Europe, Caribbean, Pacific and around the world. African Business Month will tap into the informal sector and help them grow through capacity building. The upcoming conference will give African businesses an opportunity to showcase their products and invest in Opportunities available in Africa for Africans. One of the goals is promoting  AfCFTA ,Manufacturing Industry in Africa,Infrastructure, encouraging self reliance and building the Africa we want. African Business Month  will run from  1st November to 30th November during which businesses of African descent will be exhibited and this will encourage African to African Investments. Register Now #ABM2020 #AfricanBusinessMonth African Business Month

African Union: Watch it live now: Extend Nomination deadline for AU Commission Chairperson - 4PM EAT /1Pm Ghana Time https://youtu.be/jDURuwnhzXo

World Afro Day: Tignon Laws Set The Precedent For The Appropriation and Misconception Around Black Hair Happy World Afro Day: Today – 15 Septepmber – is World Afro Day. A day to celebrate the beauty and versatility of Afro hair, as well as raise awareness about hair discrimination and inequality. This is a day that is about so much more than just hair. For Black people, hair is political and carries a weight of historical meaning. Black Natural Hair has many times become a subject of ridicule and often derided in Eurocentric world where the west dictate beauty standards. Black people are being subjected to microaggressions,discrimination and overt racism because of their natural hair,in recent ad at clicks Black hair was depicted as ‘dirty’ or ‘unprofessional’, ‘frizzy and dull’ while many blacks have been expelled from school or even fired from their jobs because of their natural hair. This year, World Afro Day marks the beginning of a 30-day call to schools in UK and head...