- Fix Christianity page and pages like it.
- Fix Liberia page, problem with last leader
- Pan-African non-Marxist socialists
- Most of these orgs are not Marxists
- It would not be smart to push them out. They are the Black Left
- Tanzania page - somebody cited VJ Prashad who has inaccuracies e.g. "failed to combat patriarchy" because Tanzania is a matriarchy and Tanzania's ruling party champion women's organization in fact the party is majority women
- Garveyism is progressive and anti-imperialist, anti-colonial, be sure to distinguish from American Colonization Society and Liberia wasn't settler-colonial it was a neocolony of the white US bourgeosie with Amero-African settlers as the compradors. The presence of settlers doesn't automatically make a country settler-colonial.
- Yeshitela as far as we know isn't in any way comparable to opportunist Gazi (BH), Yeshitela is comparable to Nkrumah
- Uhuru's ideological contradictions with pan-Africanist parties are minor
- The correct line on New Afrika / Black Belt Thesis is still debated, so the correct position in this moment is neutrality and upholding self-determination and nationhood for both Indigenous and Black people of Turtle Island in whatever form it takes with the consent of the Indigenous and Black people in the affected region.
- All religions are created as a result of class contradictions.
- Sek Toure - Islam for the Benefit of the People's Movement
- Indigenous people of Turtle Island can learn a lot from the Pan-African Socialist movement.
- Many articles are too polemic in ways that alienate Black people. (Cultural sensitivity)
- Too many pages devoted to YouTubers.
- Colonialism didn't start from Christianity, it started from class