Subject: AfriKin: A Movement for Recognition, Amplification, and Unity

AfriKin: A Movement for Recognition, Amplification, and Unity


In a world where visibility and recognition are often filtered through narrow lenses, I saw a void—an absence of platforms that authentically recognized and amplified the contributions of our people. Out of that realization, AfriKin was born. More than just a platform, AfriKin is a movement, a beacon of hope, and a call to action for those who seek to advance the ingenuity and promise of African descendants globally.

Humility: The Key to Learning and Growth

One of the foundational principles that I instilled in AfriKin is humility—the willingness to learn, to grow, and to open oneself to those who align with the mission. Success is never a solitary endeavor, and AfriKin has thrived by attracting individuals who not only resonate with its vision but are also willing to contribute meaningfully to its cause.


AfriKin’s journey has not been without its challenges. As I reflect on the past decade, I acknowledge the hurdles of getting the train on the tracks and keeping it moving. Yet, in those challenges, I find strength and resilience. "AfriKin has always been bigger than me." It is a movement built across ethnic lines, united by the desire to uplift, innovate, and celebrate the contributions of African descendants globally.

A Beacon of Hope in Divisive Times

As AfriKin marks its 10-year anniversary, it stands as a symbol of hope in an increasingly divisive world. The fractures in society—both at home and abroad—serve as a reminder of why AfriKin's mission is crucial. It is not about waiting for others to create change but about forging a better future with our own hands.


The need for unity has never been more pressing. The cultural war that we face is not about who "they" are, but about knowing who "we" are. It is about standing firm in our identity, our contributions, and our purpose. AfriKin is a testament to the power of self-determination, proving that we do not need permission to celebrate our excellence and to forge a path forward.

The Discipline to Navigate Friction and Conflict

Growth is never without friction, and any movement that challenges the status quo will encounter resistance. However, I continue to emphasize, the goal must always take precedence over any underlying tensions. Conflict and disagreements are inevitable, but they should never detract from the shared mission. Our very existence depends on our ability to navigate these challenges with discipline and focus.


In a world where nations wage wars and create discomforting realities, AfriKin reminds us not to lose sight of our objective. Love remains the grand experiment. Can we, despite our differences, find ways to love and uplift each other? Can we work together, even with those who may not fully understand or support our vision, to advance our collective goals?

The Call to Action

As AfriKin moves forward, the message is clear: Now, more than ever, we must work together. The world may feel like a battlefield, but through discernment, unity, and an unwavering commitment to our mission, we can shape the future on our own terms.


AfriKin is more than a platform. It is a movement, a force, and a promise—a promise that we will continue to rise, continue to amplify our voices, and continue to recognize the brilliance within us. The work is ongoing, the challenges are real, but the goal remains unchanged: to create a world where our contributions are acknowledged, our voices are amplified, and our future is our own to shape.


The time is now. The movement continues. The future is ours. As the Arch Angel said: "No matter who leaves, the principle remains"


Gratitude and grace in all ways,


Alfonso Brooks
Founder, AfriKin

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The 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, AfriKin creates cultural connections through masterful artistry and meaningful conversations. The term AfriKin is the fusion of two words -- Africa and kinship. AfriKin sustains cultural programming designed to highlight the role of art and culture in human development and enrichment in South Florida. AfriKin exists as an effort to create opportunities for positive transformation through thought and action sustained by academic articulations, and aesthetic imaginations for the development of cultural industries. AfriKin emphasizes cultural connection and kinship across ethnic lines. It focuses on engagement and quality of care, championing the Black world's image to allow more strategic partnerships.

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The 501(c)3 nonprofit organization AfriKin is a social enterprise that curates African arts and cultures for the good of humanity. The term AfriKin is the fusion of two words -- Africa and kinship. AfriKin creates programming designed to highlight the role of art and culture in human development and enrichment.  AfriKin creates opportunities for positive interchange sustained by three pillars: academic articulation, artistry and cultural industries.  AfriKin emphasizes cultural connection and kinship across ethnic lines.

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