Study. Organize. Liberate.

See Upcoming Sessions

Book a Workshop

Political Education for Liberation

We study the ideas, movements, histories, and struggles that have shaped Africa and the Black diaspora, creating space for deeper understanding, critical thought, and collective learning.

Currently Reading

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN AFRICA: AN UNTOLD STORY (Bianchi, Syllla, and Zeilig)

STUDY GROUP REGISTRATION CLOSED FOR THE REST OF THIS MONTH.

JOIN US NEXT MONTH.

Upcoming Gathering

Film Screening & Community Discussion: “Concerning Violence”

Date: September 19th, 2026

Time: 5PM - 7PM

Location: Social Justice Action Center

What We Study

Explore the history, philosophy, and movements working toward African unity and liberation.
Study the writings and ideas of revolutionaries, organizers, and political thinkers.
Examine the people, movements, and events that continue to shape our world.
Connect historical lessons to today's political, economic, and social realities.

Stay Up-to-Date on Instagram

Colonialism was not built through peace. It was built through conquest, dispossession, forced labor, extraction, and violence, often while presenting itself as “civilization,” “progress,” and moral duty.

Yet when colonized pe

Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle was more than a fight against white-minority rule, it was a revolutionary struggle for majority rule, land, national independence, and self-determination. 🇿🇼

Led by revolutionaries including Joshua Nkomo, Rober

Supporting PARSG means supporting the work behind the movement.

Here are 3 ways you can help sustain and grow our collective:

Donate to the Work — Help us provide books, study materials, educational events, workshops, and organizing resource

Walter Rodney argued that African liberation could not be achieved through political independence alone. It required a deeper transformation of the economic and social systems that continued to reproduce exploitation, inequality, and imperial dominat

PARSG Monthly Newsletter (September 2026 Edition)

From our Study Circle to major developments across Africa and the global diaspora, PARSG remains committed to study, political education, and collective awareness.

📩 Want the newsletter before ever

Congo. Sudan. Palestine. Different histories, interconnected struggles.

Across each, the fight for land, sovereignty, resources, and self-determination confronts systems of colonialism, foreign intervention, militarization, and exploitation.

Solida

Angola’s liberation struggle was more than a fight to end Portuguese colonial rule, it was a revolutionary struggle for independence, African unity, and self-determination. 🇦🇴

Led by Agostinho Neto and the MPLA, alongside other Angolan revol

ANNOUNCEMENT: WE HAVE MERCH!

Support the work. Represent the movement.

Official Pan-African Revolutionary Study Group merch is now available. Every purchase helps support our political education, study sessions, workshops, events, and continued o

📚 Our September Study Circle is underway.

This Saturday, we’re coming together to recap, reflect, and discuss the introduction to Revolutionary Movements in Africa: An Untold Story before moving into our next assigned reading.

🗓 Saturday, S

Steve Biko understood that liberation begins in the mind, but it cannot end there.

Through the Black Consciousness Movement, Biko challenged apartheid not only as a political system, but as a system designed to convince Black people of their own pow

1st+choice+Fred.webp

images (8).jpeg

Join the Collective.

Political education grows through community.

Whether you're just beginning your learning journey or have spent years studying liberation movements, there's a place for you in our collective.

As a member, you'll receive:

• Invitations to study sessions and discussions

• Curated reading lists and educational resources

• Access to community events and film screenings

• Opportunities to contribute to collective learning