Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD

Just as the African in American Community in this country demonstrated and subjected themselves to arrest in the south during the 1950s and 1960s to protest racist segregation laws, African people in the Sharpsville area of South Africa, in 1960, began organizing to demonstrate against the white supremacist Pass Laws System.

When we talk about reparations we are talking about repairing the damages inflicted by member groups of the white race and the government of the United States in order to enjoy full freedom. When we discuss reparations for African people in the United States we are talking about "slave labor, humanity, culture, legacies, names, languages that were taken outside of the law and natural process by forceful demand of white captive slave owners."

We should “Never Forget” that “They Owe Us!” Part of our internal repair is to consciously understand that “We Are Owed” and that we have a historic responsibility to demand reparations from those forces of white supremacy that continue to benefit from what they did to us and that lingers on as part of the vestiges of our

I love African people because I understand that the creative force of the universe has endowed us to make the great contributions we have made and continue to make to the world.

we have a responsibility and a duty to our brothers and sisters to build institutions based on African spirituality, ethics, and morals, and give back that which the Creator has given us, “All Life, Power, and Health, like the Sun Forever.”

During the late 1860s and early 1870s, many African Americans were elected to Congress and an African American Senator, Hiram Revels, was elected from Mississippi. The Political Abolition Party and the Equal Rights Party ran Frederick Douglass for Vice President of the United States in 1856 and 1872.

“If there is a major illness among African American people it is that we unceasingly honor and utilize our culture less. All great nations and people do the opposite.”

the average African in America operates/functions in a mentally disordered state, on a daily basis, engendered by white supremacy domination over our African cultural reality here in America.”