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WHO ARE WE?

The Afroriginals Call to Action

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The Afroriginals is a dynamic platform dedicated to highlighting the genuine, focused, and responsible endeavours of individuals of African descent who are actively reshaping the narrative about Africans globally.

 

Our goal is to honour African cultures, emphasize community importance, and offer objective solutions for our community's needs. We are committed to empowering our community with impactful stories, thought-provoking discussions, and meaningful action, all aligned with our core values - Authenticity, Focus, Responsibility, Objectivity, and Action.

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THE STORY

The Inspiration Behind The Afroriginals

Embracing the legacy of resilience in the face of anti-black racism, The Afroriginals was established by Tinashe Manolo with a vision to ignite impactful change within society by empowering the global Afrocentric community to reimagine, revive, and reestablish Black Afrocentricity.

Driven by a deep commitment to advocate for his family and the black community, the mission has been to amplify the voices of the marginalized, motivate leaders to take tangible action, and facilitate connections within the African community to address issues affecting black individuals.

How? By harnessing the power of authentic storytelling to sustain meaningful conversations, utilizing professional insights to scrutinize potential solutions, empowering creative expression to address pressing issues, and providing a platform for the silenced voices of black and Afrocentric societies to drive change.

Being an Afroriginal is not just a mandate, but a visible commitment to uphold the belief that:

- Genuine Black/Afrocentric leadership begets
ACTION.
- Focused Black/Afrocentric leadership drives positive
CHANGE.
- Responsible and impartial Black/Afrocentric leadership ensures
TRIUMPH is inevitable.

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Tinashe Manolo,

Lead Steward

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As an African man, I'm tired of playing second fiddle in society. I'm tired of continuously talking about my lived experience when it's my God-given responsibility to effect the change I want for us Black people and establish the future my children and generations to come deserve.

 

This platform is my first act. There's more to come because, without action, it's lip service.  

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