Scholarship of Nana Amos N. Wilson
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
Simply because we choose to forget a traumatic event, simply because we choose not to learn of a traumatic history and a history that may make use feel ashamed, does not mean that that history is not controlling our behavior. Simply because we don’t know history, and may not have heard of it, does not mean that the history does not control our…
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
…the kind of world you exist in reflects the kind of consciousness you have….Man’s consciousness is a creative act and the kind of consciousness one has will determine the kind of world one creates. Consequently, when we look at the world we live in, Afrikan people, we must recognize that to a great extent it is a world of our creation! It…
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Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé posted an update in the group
Scholarship of Nana Amos N. Wilson 3 years ago ·
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
There are some “negroes” who seek to escape their history and identity by telling themselves, “I don’t see color.” Well, do you think that means the world doesn’t see you as “colored”? A lot of people fail to understand that because they may choose not to see something in a certain way, that other people still may choose to do so. That…
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Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé posted an update in the group
Scholarship of Nana Amos N. Wilson 3 years ago ·
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
The true nationalist is not obsessed about the destruction of his civilizations, about the cruelty of his fate and the devilishness of his enemies. Certainly he analyzes that and looks at it. Certainly he laments the destruction of black civilization and the fall of our empires and kingdoms and our fall from grace to a degree. But he does…
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I think this is also a way of individual Re-Africanization to have a solid foundation for yourself and the greater community.
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Amos N. Wilson | Developing the Undeveloped African Mind, Part 1
This lecture focuses on the topic of education and is part one of a series of presentations given in 1989. It (the series) attempts to "operationally define" an African-centered (relevant) education. The lectur
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