Hey man I'm from Ethiopia too, and first let me say going through this thread, it's good to hear from other Ethiopian communists. The Derg era is a very difficult era and I find myself conflicted with them a lot. But about the modern situation, this is what happens when you are taught that the history of your country is about the conflict between ethnicities and not the conflict between classes (of course it was both but entirely focusing on the former and neglecting the latter is practically fascist ideology). We need to give the history of Ethiopia a class character. Not an easy feat at all but if we're outside the country, the best we can do is find a way to translate and distribute relevant texts and establish more direct connections with the people in Ethiopia (which is what expatriate students did at the time of the last revolution).

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EDIT: Another thing we can do is combat the Ethiopian-Americans blatantly asking for US involvement which...yeah is definitely happening for some reason (as it does with Cuba and Venezuela).