by Security Assistance Monitor
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"Pan-Africanism and Today’s Movement for Black Lives"
If the AU and the other Pan-African organizations are to show strength in their mission today, they must have a collective response to the U.S. that involves both African governments and civil society. Likewise, if the US wants to renew positive relations with Africa, it must make strides in achieving racial justice and addressing the demands of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement at home.
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