Family, we now begin our third day of discussions on Pan-Kmtywism. I am defining Pan-Kmtywism as more than the unification of Kmt, but as the global unity of Kmtyw people (Black people) with Kmt at the center and as the base. I am 58 years of age and I can say that I have been a Pan-Kmtywist since my teens. When I was fourteen I listened to the recorded speeches of Malcolm X. As a high school student I read Garvey and Garveyism, edited by Amy Jacques Garvey. But the great turning point was as a university freshman attending a speech by the great Stokely Carmichael (eventually Kwame Ture). From that point my fate was sealed and I have not looked back. For many of us, including myself, there is no question that Pan-Kmtywism is the key to the future of Kmtyw people. Or, as John Henrik Clarke stated, it is "Pan-Kmtywism or perish!"