Alkebulan Ominira Overview
When the United States won its independence, true freedom remained out of reach for the most subjugated and enslaved within the former colonies.
Many colonizers who fought in the American Revolution did so not only for independence from Britain but also out of fear that the growing abolitionist movement in their homelands might spread to the so-called "New World."
After the revolution, with those fears momentarily quelled, nearly a century would pass before emancipation extended the promise of liberty to those in bondage.
The celebration of Juneteenth honors those who fought for more than symbolic justice—it represents a continued demand for genuine equity and a more inclusive understanding of what American independence truly means.
7 Day Spiritual Fast
June 13th Water & Fruits Meals
June 14TH Vegetable & Bread Meals
June 15th Beans & Rice Meals
June 16th Chicken & Fish Meals
June 17th Day of Desserts Meals
June 18th Fashion, Culture and Music (Alkebulan Only)
June 19th Libations & Celebrations
This will be a national social project to recognize our freedom, identity and history. The annual unified ceremony will also support the reverence of our journeys spanning centuries for the freedoms we have today.
Becoming A Supporting Member Advances this Initiative
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