Testimonial 3 Column Archives - InPDUM

After seeing the relentless killing of Africans in America by police without justice being served, I realized that there is no American dream for a black person in America. InPDUM’s

Something happened with me after Trayvon Martin. As an African mother, my entire world was rocked. To think that I had absolutely no power to protect my child forced me

Before I joined inPDUM in 2011, I had no idea of what it meant to be a revolutionary. I had never been exposed to a theory that speaks to the

I grew tired of the endless cycle of hashtags, protests and marches which riled the people up but led them nowhere and offered no solutions. I hungered for something with

I joined the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement in 2006 right after the NYPD murdered Sean Bell. InPDUM was the organization that was able to explain to me what happened

I joined INPDUM only a few months ago but I have seen the work done and I felt compelled. INPDUM is an organization with principles. The people I have met

I joined InPDUM in 2003 from a relationship I developed with a Mexican-Indigenous revolutionary organization called Union del Barrio. After attending an event at San Diego State University where Chairman

I remember feeling helpless and hopeless about my future and that of my, now 8 month son, to really have the power over our own lives. When I found InPDUM