U.S. military escalation in Venezuela does not advance democracy; it undermines it. Framed as humanitarian concern, intervention once again serves geopolitical and corporate interests while violating the Venezuelan people’s right to self-determination. History shows this is not an exception but a pattern. AfroResistance rejects all external intervention and affirms that democracy and human rights cannot be imposed by force,they must be built by the people, rooted in sovereignty, collective power

A recent wave of violence is shaking southwestern Colombia, making Afrodescendant territories its primary target. These events reflect a criminal pattern: the intimidation of political elites toward peoples who refuse to remain subjected to the normative scheme of white domination. In this new struggle for power in Colombia, Black lives once again become the most exposed to targeting, patrolling, and elimination."

Black solidarity requires dismantling geopolitical barriers and centering the struggles of trans and racialized migrants.