Decolonising Our Minds
We take our story back and tell it from our perspective erasing centuries of mental colonisation as... View more
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Habari gani nyote. Nawatakia siku njema. I just wanted to share an essay I wrote a while back looking at the influence of wazungu language(s) and grammatical structures on our perception of divinity as many Black people conceive of that entity today.
Would love to hear your thoughts. The title of the piece is “God and Grammar: How Language Shaped God”
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
Asante sana reading this evening
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No “Thanksgiving Day” celebrations for me; my mother was born on a Choctaw Reservation to my “negro” grandmother & Choctaw grandfather in Oklahoma. So I know 2 sides of how we have suffered still in the US, 2024.
Whom one is not only based on biological bloodlines (dna-tracing) but even more so on one’s Soul & Personal Deity (angel). I’ve…
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The Language of African Literature ||Decolonizing the Mind || Decolonizing Postcolonial Literature
This video is a simple breakdown of Ngugi wa Thiong'o's essay, 'The Language of African Literature: Decolonizing the Mind.' I explain the main points in an easy-to-understand way, perfect for students
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