Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation

Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation

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Abbreviation	FROLINAN
Purpose	"To evolve a united strategy and direction amongst the many New Afrikan nationalist formations."
Website	www.rbgnation.ning.com

The Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation or FROLINAN is a propaganda movement aimed at realizing a revolutionary nationalist theory and plan for American Afrikan community political economic control. Ultimately realizing the ultimate goal of national independence for New Afrikans in the United States. It's an evolution and outgrowth of Herman Ferguson's New Afrikan Liberation Front (NALF)

Goals

The ultimate goal of FROLINAN is to bring about national independence for American Afrikans. In order to achieve that, certain changes must be brought about in culture, mentality and ideologies of Afrikans across the nation. To institute that change, FROLINAN will inculcate nationalistic ideals through visual art, music, scholarship, videos.

Visual Art

Generally, searching for images of Afrikan heroes, whether on-line or in life will garner neutral, unflattering results, that is to say if anything is found. For that reason, all visual artists are called upon to use their gift in order to further the culture. As it stands, many Afrikan cultural artists have different goals and aims. It's the aim of FROLINAN to bring many of these ideals into a similar lane such that the ultimate goal of liberation can be achieved.

FROLINAN Visual Art Gallery
Black Nationalism in Digital Art
Angela Davis with a red black and green backdrop created to instill pride in Afrikans. Angela Davis with a red black and green backdrop created to instill pride in Afrikans. Afrikans from all walks of life are target for inculcation of FROLINAN ideas.]] Afrikans from all walks of life are target for inculcation of FROLINAN ideas.]] FROLINAN poster for Sekou Odinga FROLINAN poster for Sekou Odinga File:Frolinanthreephase.png File:Frolinanpublicenemy.jpg File:Frolinanrbgworldwidemalcolm.jpg Image of Amilcar Cabral Image of Amilcar Cabral Image of Thomas Sankara Image of Thomas Sankara Image of Patrice Lumumba Image of Patrice Lumumba Image of Kwame Nkrumah Image of Kwame Nkrumah
Revolutionary Propaganda
Artistic rendering of the "Gay Noose" being put around the neck of Afrikans. Created by FROLINAN propagandist Bro Cadence. Artistic rendering of the "Gay Noose" being put around the neck of Afrikans. Created by FROLINAN propagandist Bro Cadence. propaganda poster for The African Army propaganda poster for The African Army propaganda poster for the Black Power Cartel propaganda poster for the Black Power Cartel RBG Code of Conduct RBG Code of Conduct RBG Code of Conduct Full Poster RBG Code of Conduct Full Poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Summer of Afrika Propaganda poster Black History Month propaganda poster Black History Month propaganda poster Christmas Killer Mixtape cover Christmas Killer Mixtape cover Warrior Bag Warrior Bag Warrior Bag Warrior Bag Black Man's Responsibility poster Black Man's Responsibility poster Niggaz and welfare propaganda poster Niggaz and welfare propaganda poster

Music

Music is one of the most common lanes that Afrikans in America strive to be apart of. Once someone "makes it" they are all but guaranteed fame, fortune and notoriety. Music has also historically been extremely valued by Afrikan people. Culturally it is very important. One can share ideas, stories and ideals through this medium. That being the case, Afrikan musicians are probably the most needed of the artists. Some that have been utilized to further the goals of the movement are Aisha Sekhmet, Zaid Malik, Lupe Fiasco, Big Mike, Lil Dee, New Black Order (NBO), Dead Prez, Fela Kuti and many more.

FROLINAN Music Gallery*
Black Nationalism in Auditory Art
Economic Collapse by Lil Dee ft RBG Street Scholar Economic Collapse by Lil Dee ft RBG Street Scholar Ride Out by NBO ft King Lo the Rastar Ride Out by NBO ft King Lo the Rastar 600 Benz by Wale Feat. Rick Ross, Jadakiss & Malcolm X 600 Benz by Wale Feat. Rick Ross, Jadakiss & Malcolm X Mind Control by Stephen Marley ft. Khalid Muhammad Mind Control by Stephen Marley ft. Khalid Muhammad City on Fire by Aisha Sekhmet City on Fire by Aisha Sekhmet Gettin Me Up by Aisha Sekhmet Gettin Me Up by Aisha Sekhmet Stay Schemin RBG by NBO ft. Bro Cadence Stay Schemin RBG by NBO ft. Bro Cadence Everybody's Gay by Aisha Sekhmet Everybody's Gay by Aisha Sekhmet Talk my Shit by NBO ft King Lo the Rastar Talk my Shit by NBO ft King Lo the Rastar Traitor by Bro Cadence Feat. 50 Cent, Loyd Banks, Del Jones & Dr. John Henrik Clarke Traitor by Bro Cadence Feat. 50 Cent, Loyd Banks, Del Jones & Dr. John Henrik Clarke Unity & Bullets by Aisha Sekhmet & Lupe Fiasco Unity & Bullets by Aisha Sekhmet & Lupe Fiasco Slave Trade by Zayd Malik Slave Trade by Zayd Malik Some of the videos are not made explicity in relation to FROLINAN but were used fo

r the cause.

Scholarship

For as long as the european world has been growing, european scholars have been using their different institutions to denegrate and spread misinformation about Afrika and her people. See Theory of Ham, Draeptomania, the Bell Curve for some examples of the whitewashing of history. The FROLINAN response to these scholarly attacks on the minds of Afrikans are many programs aimed at Afrikanizing students from elementary school to college. There's a specific program devoted to uniting students groups named The National Alliance of New Afrikan Students (NANAS). There's also the RBG Communiversity which works to educate those Afrikans who aren't being formally educated.

FROLINAN Lecture Gallery*
Informational Black Nationalism
We Are an Afrikan People By John Henrik Clarke and Dr. Haki Madhubuti We Are an Afrikan People By John Henrik Clarke and Dr. Haki Madhubuti Ultimatum: A Mother Earth's Warning by Atyeb Ba Atum Re Ultimatum: A Mother Earth's Warning by Atyeb Ba Atum Re