Note from The Liberation Movement:
This 10-Point Program is not a reformist list of demands—it is a revolutionary declaration. Each point represents a pillar of liberation that we are building through sustained organization. We are not asking for permission. We are organizing to seize freedom by any means necessary.
Our foundation is rooted in revolution, not reform. In organizing, not mobilizing. This program is our blueprint.
The Liberation Movement 10-Point Program
The Liberation Movement is a global call to action for Black people and all oppressed communities seeking self-determination, justice, and freedom from systemic oppression. Our struggle is not confined to one country or one system—it is a fight against white supremacy, capitalism, imperialism, and all forms of exploitation that have robbed our people of life, land, and liberation for centuries.
We reject the oppressive two-party political system that has historically failed Black people and marginalized communities. We seek to build power outside of this system by creating self-sustaining, community-led institutions that protect, educate, and uplift our people.
We recognize that liberation is not just about dismantling oppressive structures but also about building new systems rooted in equity, cooperation, and collective power. This 10-Point Program outlines our demands and serves as the foundation for our movement’s work. We are committed to transforming these demands into action through grassroots organizing, direct action, policy advocacy, and global alliances.
The struggle for liberation is a lifelong fight, but together, we are unstoppable.
How We Will Enact This Program
• Community Autonomy & Direct Action – We will create independent community councils to manage funding, housing, and economic development without political interference.
• International Solidarity – We will build alliances with movements in Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and other parts of the Global South to fight against neocolonialism and resource exploitation.
• Political & Economic Resistance – We will mobilize against corporate exploitation, support cooperative businesses, and reject policies that maintain systemic oppression.
• Environmental & Food Justice – We will establish land trusts, community gardens, and clean energy projects to ensure our people have access to land, fresh food, and clean water.
• Abolition & Safety Beyond Policing – We will invest in transformative justice initiatives that replace police and prisons with community-led safety models.
This is more than a vision—it is a movement. Liberation is non-negotiable.
1
We demand Liberation for all Black people and all oppressed communities worldwide.
We stand in solidarity with global movements against colonialism, imperialism, and white supremacy. The struggle for Black Liberation is interconnected with the liberation of Indigenous peoples, the Global South, and all who resist oppression.
2
We demand an end to capitalism and all systems that exploit the labor, land, and resources of the oppressed.
The capitalist system is built on stolen labor and stolen land. We seek economic models rooted in community ownership, cooperative economics, and self-sufficiency for Black and oppressed communities.
3
We demand education that is truthful, decolonized, and rooted in our history, culture, and revolutionary struggle.
Schools must teach the truth about chattel slavery, colonialism, and the resistance of Black and Indigenous peoples. Education should empower our people to dismantle systemic oppression and build a future of self-determination.
4
We demand free healthcare, including mental health and wellness hubs, for all Black people and oppressed communities.
Black people have been subjected to medical racism, forced sterilization, and systemic neglect. We demand universal healthcare and holistic wellness centers that address trauma, stress, and the ongoing effects of oppression. Healthcare should not be a business, but a service to the people.
5
We demand direct control of all funding and resources intended for Black communities.
No more political exploitation. Black communities must have full autonomy over economic resources, development, and policies that impact our lives, without interference from politicians or corporations.
6
We demand an immediate end to police brutality, state violence, and the modern-day lynching of Black bodies.
The police were created to control and criminalize Black people. We demand the defunding and demilitarization of police forces, and the reallocation of resources to community-led safety initiatives.
7
We demand full acknowledgment of the crimes of chattel slavery and the lasting impact of systemic anti-Blackness.
The United States must recognize its role in centuries of genocide, slavery, and racial terror, and be held accountable for the intergenerational trauma inflicted upon Black people.
8
We demand reparations that fully address the crimes committed against Black people.
Reparations must meet the international legal standards of cessation, restitution, compensation, satisfaction, and rehabilitation. This includes land return, wealth redistribution, free education, and economic investment in Black communities.
9
We demand the abolishment of the prison system and the creation of humane, community-led alternatives.
Prisons are a continuation of slavery. We seek transformative justice models that heal harm, restore accountability, and break cycles of systemic violence. Free ALL political prisoners.
10
We demand environmental justice—more trees, clean water, clean air, and access to fresh, nutritious food in all our communities.
Black and oppressed communities must be at the forefront of environmental restoration. We fight for an end to environmental racism, sustainable land practices, and safe spaces where wildlife and people can coexist in harmony.
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