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“Professor Mo’s work extends beyond technique and instruction as it touches on cultural preservation. 52 Blocks is deeply tied to African American history and urban experience. For years, it existed without recognition, often misunderstood or dismissed by mainstream martial arts communities. Mo has worked tirelessly to change that. He presents…
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Join us this Summer for a series of exciting workshops and special events.
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For our Kwanzaa activity on Kujichagulia, we talked about the role of naming in the process of self-determination, both in a collective and personal sense. Each member of the jamaa (family) was given the task of reflecting on their names, the meaning of those names, and what they indicate about one’s path. For instance, I reflected on my name…
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Naming and re-Africanization: Being and becoming exemplars of our ancestral traditions – African deep thought
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Is the use of “African” as a collective name an example of Kujichagulia? @heru_djet
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My given name by my mother, Edwina, is Nyshourn, given as a gift of my Great Grandfather. Ama Selase is my Ewe given name in which is my lineage that I am slowly learning more…
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Jarumi Fest 2026
Join us for Jarumi Fest on Saturday, August 22, featuring Maestro Puente (Kamau Rashid), an instructor of Cocobalé, Calinda, and El Juego de Maní. Also, join us every Monday for Capoeira Angola de São Bento Grande!
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“On the bayous near Baton Rouge, free Blacks owned sugar plantations and slaves. ‘An’ they beat us for little an’ nothin’ just like the white masters do.'”
-Account of Martin R. Delany from 1840 in Dorothy Sterling’s, The Making of an Afro-Americans: Martin Robison Delany-
Yes, very true.
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