According to Wahwehlee, after more than 60 years of the signing of the document of the African Union (AU), black man is still being ill-treated in the America and African leaders are sitting mute on such inhuman act. “The commemoration of today’s event is beyond the incident that was witnessed on the day of Africa Union. The death of Floyd she says should not be ignored by black people around the globe adding that it is not the first black to be brutalized. “The commemoration of today’s event is beyond the incident that was witnessed on the day of Africa Union. This day was critically set aside for us to reflect on the 400 years of brutality, of suppression and oppression of this black race,” Miss Kerkula said.

Source: Front Page Africa June 09, 2020 06:45 UTC