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There are some who consider themselves Panafricanists but who never say anything about Black Nationalism. This is probably because they are opposed to Black Nationalism. Black Nationalism does not sit well alongside the Intersectional, "allyship," Rainbow Coalition that a lot of our people are committed to. In that scene, nationalisms of all kinds are supported, such as Arab nationalism. But Black Nationalism is typically viewed as being hateful. In this video, I explain that in my opinion, if you are not committed to Black Nationalism (i.e. if you do not identify yourself as a Black African and base your organising on that key identification), then your Panafricanism is toothless. It's just a subset of a wider "Left" politics.