“Pan-Africanism that does not deal with neo-colonialist lackeys, but instead obscures the exploitative policies of these lackeys for the sake of Blackness, is nothing more than bourgeois nationalism taken to the international level. [...]A Pan-Africanism that does not support the struggles of other third-world peoples against reactionary imperialist control is not true revolutionary internationalism, and hence is narrow cultural nationalism on the international level. ”