Heru
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“The reawakening of our Afrikan selves is essential to our survival. Although culture is the battlefield and we do indeed face terminal cultural dissociation because of the theft and reassignment of our culture, we also face physical extinction. A people without a culture or without a means of holding on to their culture is threatened by their… Read more
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“The reawakening of our Afrikan selves is essential to our survival. Although culture is the battlefield and we do indeed face terminal cultural dissociation because of the theft and reassignment of our culture, we also face physical extinction. A people without a culture or without a means of holding on to their culture is threatened by their… Read more
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Kiswahili: Nia: Kuufanya kuwa wito wetu wa pamoja wa kujenga na kuendeleza jumuiya yetu ili kurejesha watu wetu katika ukuu wao wa jadi.
English: Nia (purpose): To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness.
Español: Nia (propósito): Hacer de nuestra…
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I normally work out in the morning, but this morning I took some inspiration from two of my comrades and decided to do 100 kicks (bencão, armada, chapa, and variations of each of these). I really like this and plan to incorporate it on a regular basis.
I also did a little Kalenda and some 52 Blocks (square, full body armor, and climb the stairs).
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“There is no landlord in the Mbôngi system of economy, but only the ‘Kânda’—the whole community. The land, source of life and happiness, belongs to the community. The chief of the land is only the manager of community affairs and properties, not a ‘land lord.’ The rights to use of the community land belong to all, no matter what their…
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