Enough is enough!

This website is your voice. Do not keep silent about what happened to you. Talk about it. Publish it here! Nobody is going to delete it.

To begin with, let's clear it up once and for all: We are not in competition with either Black Lives Matter or any other movement or organization that advocates for Blacks. Quite the contrary! We try with the little we can, to give them our help in order to defend the cause of Blacks with ever more efficiency.

The martyrdom inflicted on Blacks on Earth no matter where they live is far from over. Quite the contrary! After centuries of slavery , genocides , deportations , injustices contempt , brainwashing and maltreatment of all kinds, hatred and discrimination against Blacks, already industrialized in the analogous world during the past centuries and decades, are today at the forefront of the digitilization with insults, disdainful comments and all sorts of disgusting things beeing said and written in the so-called social networks and in other websites of great popularity. The owners of these websites and networks do not even think in dream of sanctioning the authors of such comments, let alone deleting the comments themselves.

Nevertheless, Blacks, with their visits to those websites contribute in large part to their popularity and to the financial benefits of their owners.

Blacks are killed, wounded or beaten either by the police or by groups of racists in some countries without the authors of these crimes being punished. No! The perpetrators are not punished. The complaints filed by Blacks in the competent jurisdictions are simply ignored. In the rare cases where masquerade of trials take place, the perpetrators of these crimes are purely and simply acquitted and within a short time after that, they are awarded bonuses and promotions!

In these countries, there are no reliable statistics on the crimes and injustices of which Blacks are subject. Blacks therefore do not have many reasons to trust the racist and enslavering administrative apparatus set up by these countries and must themselves take control of their own future.

An important step in this direction is that Blacks themselves have to create a reliable database they care for, on the injustices and other ill-treatment to which they are subjected and this database must be accessible to any person. This is one of the goals that this website, AfroChallenge, has set.

Please enter in this form what happened to you, your friend or acquaintance. Do it the way that you would like to read it if someone else wrote it. In particular, we recommend precision, conciseness and brevity. We also urge you to avoid using any abbreviation that is not internationally recognized and to completely write the names of cities, states, provinces etc... where necessary. Please also avoid insulting or offending anyone.

AfroChallenge wishes you a lot of fun.

P.S.: We do apologize for our bad english for, we are no native speakers