The Black Hammer Party exists to take the Land Back for all Colonized people worldwide. We are focused on building dual contending power of and for the Colonized masses. Under the leadership of the Colonized poor and working class, our mission is to use our collective building power to unite, strengthen and liberate all Colonized nations. Currently, our physical and intellectual labor is being coerced to build for the capitalist white colonial state, but it can be redirected to a noble cause. We will organize our labor to be of service to our people. Our symbol, the Hammer, represents breaking the chains of colonialism and building a self-determined future for all Colonized people worldwide.

Our guiding principles are our four Principles of Unity.

By joining Black Hammer, you follow in the footsteps of our ancestors by continuing the struggle for freedom and self-determination for our people!

“A race of people is like an individual man; until it uses its own talent, takes pride in its own history, expresses its own culture, affirms its own selfhood, it can never fulfill itself.”

– MALCOLM X

Black Hammer understands that our people are busy trying to survive. Once you have joined, we will reach out and work with you to find the best avenues for you to support the movement.

Membership Dues

We have membership options that range from $5-100/month. If you are able to, select at least the $5/month option to sustain our organization to continue building for liberation for all colonized people. We understand that as colonized poor working class people that not everyone can afford to pay $5 a month for membership dues, email [email protected]. Please provide your contact information and we will ensure that you are an active member in your chapter and have also participated in the Membership Bootcamp.

Marcus Garvey – $5.00/month

Margarita Neri – $10.00/month

Ho Chi Minh – $20.00/month

Thomas Sankara – $50.00/month

Che Guevara – $100.00/month

Are you a white person looking to contribute and unite with anti-colonial revolution? Curious about the colonizer’s role in this decolonization process? Join the Reparations Corps today!

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