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The Congolese struggle has been one that shares similarities with other African Nations in the hands of the imperialist, and also not fail to mention that it is a Nation that has experienced the full brutality even to this day from oppressors.


One story that captures this brutality is the person of Patrice Emry Lumumba.

Here is his story and the summary of what DR Congo has been going through and is still much present.

Africa must unite, liberated study, and revolution work must become full-time work not just for a few persons but for all.

While typing this my wife asked, "When will the story be rewritten?"

I am sad comrade... But giving up on this struggle is not an option.

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