Chairman Omali's new book is a historic collection of presentations explaining why Africa and all its resources must be liberated and in the hands of African workers and peasants in Africa and everywhere. This book documents the process of building the African Socialist International which is rapidly growing in countries throughout Africa, and in the U.S., the Caribbean and elsewhere around the world.

With a preface by Luwezi Kinshasa

This new book by Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the African People's Socialist Party and leader of the Uhuru Movement, is long-overdue. A collection of speeches, articles and interviews in many settings, this book covers countless topics affecting African people and of interest to anyone looking for answers about the crisis of today's world. In a down-to-earth, easily understood style Yeshitela lays out the most profound concepts of his ground breaking, revolutionary theory of African Internationalism which exposes why African people are impoverished and catching hell everywhere on the planet while the white world is powerful and prosperous. Yeshitela's analysis from the point of view of the enslaved explains the nature of parasitic capitalism which is built on and maintained by slavery, genocide and colonial domination. With his vision for a positive future, the Chairman lays out his bold plan to liberate Africa and African people everywhere.

With a foreword by Luwezi Kinshasa

This controversial, eye-opening, now-classic book indicts not only the imperial powers but white people as a whole for their role in the slavery, genocide, lynchings and ongoing attacks on African people. This book documents the basic points of Omali Yeshitela's theory of African Internationalism and exposes how the entire white society enjoys life by sitting on a pedestal of African oppression. Chairwoman of the African People's Solidarity Committee, Hess exposes how white violence carried out against African and oppressed peoples of the world is as American as apple pie. Overturning the Culture of Violence portrays the possibility of a positive future through the liberation movements of African and oppressed peoples and calls on white people to stand on the forward side of history by working in solidarity with the struggle for African liberation.

With a foreword by Omali Yeshitela.