Chanting YorùbÁkan: A Stylistic Analysis of Jími Ṣólańkẹ́’s Ọ̀nà là in “The Path”
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13,000 Years in 13 Minutes: Humanities and Sciences as Complementary Aspects of an African Whole
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Chanting YorùbÁkan: A Stylistic Analysis of Jími Ṣólańkẹ́’s Ọ̀nà là in “The Path”
1 × $20.00 “You Can Sit Down Next to white Folks – on the Toilet” – Integration, Apartheid, and Untouchability
1 × $20.00 13,000 Years in 13 Minutes: Humanities and Sciences as Complementary Aspects of an African Whole
2 × $20.00 Intro Twi 3 Hour Intensive Workshop Text + Audio [PDF + mp3]
1 × $25.00 Part 11: The Art of Capoeiragem: Afrikan Combat Capoeira Knife Fights
1 × $5.00 [Video+Slide Bundle] Why Anti-Black Mental Illness "Is Easier to Diagnose Than Cure and What To Do About It For Mental Health"
1 × $20.00 Staying Alive: Slavery, Neo-Slavery, Repatriation & The Myth Of Africa's Past
1 × $20.00 Replay of the Official Abibitumi.com Website Launch and 1804 Film Screening!
1 × $10.00 Afrikan Lives Matter @ Born Again Afrikan Restaurant
1 × $20.00 The Afrikans Who Emancipated Themselves
1 × $20.00 Make Afrika Great Again! Divest from amerikkka - Invest in Afrika!
2 × $20.00 Okunini Kambon: Ancient and Modern Pan-Afrikanism with True Culture University (Video and Slides)!
1 × $20.00 Part 14: MUST SEE! Afrikan Combat Capoeira Fight and Sparring Vines
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The status of people of Afrikan=Black descent in the Diaspora, and the status of Afrikans on the continent both have historical ties to racism, enslavement, colonialism and neo-colonialism. In this discussion we address the question of Afrikans=Black People as producers of knowledge, an Afrikan-centred knowledge, and how this plays out (or not) in Afrikan krakkkacademic institutions including, but not limited to Achimota School.
Duration: 34 minutes, 53 seconds
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AfroN8V –
This was a great discussion that required the courage to speak to our people about the miseducation system they have gone through in their country. Plenty examples are provided about our original grandcestors with locs, natural hair, kwk (so on and so on) that are largely unknown to our people who were founders of knowledge systems, achievements, and compares them to the eurasian ones that are known because of the propaganda of the miseducation system. I also appreciloved the reminder of the Mohonk conferences that Nana Carruthers wrote about in Intellectual Warfare.