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“intf notes the importance of daily self-reflection and self-evaluation, when he states that one who seeks to be wise is one ‘who daily surpasses the eve’s accomplishments.’ Here, again, complacency is problematized and kazi (‘work’ in Swahili) is encouraged. intf emphasizes the significance of each day as an occasion to better oneself. This…
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I recently watched an interesting video on YouTube titled, “Why flat earthers scare me,” which offered an analysis of the recent history and pervasiveness of this perspective. I agree with many points raised in this video. There are two points that are made that were valuable to me. First, the commentator cites a study that states that people…
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But the flat earth phenomenon is not really seen among Black=Afrikan people.
I don’t really see Black=Afrikan people coming out saying the earth is flat.
I mostly see Europeans=EuroAsians saying the earth is flat.
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In my honest opinion, I believe those in our community who says The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade never happened and that Afrikan Amerikkkan are the real indigenous native people of Amerikkka, are only a very very very small group in our community.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t challenge their idiotic ideology but we shouldn’t also be giving… Read more
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heavy digital social engineering campaigns held through social media capturing minds of the Black youth, to add on to today’s talk of protecting our assets, the Afrikan mind is the most important one!
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Part 2 on social engineering especially regarding our babies to youth.
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E dyantete susa kya dezo, dya zole vilakana, dya tatu lukanu.
“An offense may be caused for three reasons: once by accident, twice by error, the third time is likely by intention.”
-Kongo proverb
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The 1st time: It was my fault.
The 2nd time: You know what, I wasn’t thinking; I wasn’t looking where I was going.
The 3rd time: You playing me. You know what, you really trying to hurt me on purpose.
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52 Blocks Federation Convention
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Afro-Diasporan Stick and Blade Gathering
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