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https://abibitumitv.com/watch/T9MCcpuOkpJob5s
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Okuninibaa Marimba Ani: Beyond Reactionary Leadership
This is an excerpt from a lecture that took place October 2012. The presentation featured Marimba Ani, Dhoruba Bin Wahad, Mwalimu Baruti and Professor Griff and was hosted by Kalonji Changa.#marimbaani #dhorubabinwahad #
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Welcome back to Powered by Nyame! This week's episode focuses on mother's love, being a mother, and mothering--the actions of mother that flows from mother's love. I share personal experiences, along with
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How London Lost Its Place at the Heart of Black Britain
Less than half of England’s Black residents live in London for the first time on record.
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Question: Do they speak Yoruba, Igbo or Twi anywhere in Jamaica? 🇯🇲
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There are some Maroons who speak “Deep Patwa” as they call it, that is supposed to be a dialect of Twi. It is slowly fading
I came across something a while back about recent Igbo immigrants hosting a festival in JA
There is a Yoruba type festial in some parish in JA (which I’m completely unfamiliar with). I think it’s called Ettu (but lemme…
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Kafra nuabarima I was supposed to send this earlier
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Indigenous Black African societies have ALWAYS put the Black Woman in her proper role and place as a God, a Goddess. ( I really don’t like the word, in fact I hate the word God, Goddess, but there’s no other English word I could use to equal the divinity of the Black Woman).
Prime example:
KMT:
Aset cohort to Asar
Ma’at cohort to…
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