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⁣Ritual at KASI by Ɔyaresafo Cosmos

This song was made by Habib Koite, a famous singer from Mali, a north western country in Africa.
In Mandingo language, we call SIRA the first born daughter in the family. SIRA as well as each member of the family has an important role to play. She is the one showing the good exemple to the young ones, and her brothers and sisters education rely on her own somehow.
In this song, Habib Koite pays tribute to the SIRA (first daughters) and sing their love, their kindness, in order to show them their importance and incite them to even do better.
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We the People Who Are Darker Than Blue · Curtis Mayfield

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℗ 1970 Curtom Records, a label of Rhino Entertainment Company

Saxophone: Clifford Davis
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Vocals: Curtis Mayfield
Assistant Engineer: Danny Turbeville
Drums: Donald Simmons
Violin: Elloit Golub
Arranger, Instruments: Gary Slabo
Woodwinds: Harold Dessent
Viola: Harold Klatz
Instruments: Harold Lepp
Trumpet: John Howell
Keyboards: John Ross
Saxophone: Leonard Druss
Trombone: Lorin Binford
Percussion: Master Henry Gibson
Guitar: Patrick Ferreri
Guitar: Phil Upchurch
Instruments: Richard Single
Arranger: Riley Hampton
Horn: Robert Lewis
Drums, Percussion: Robert Sims
Engineer: Roger Anfinson
Baritone Saxophone: Ron Kolber
Trumpet: Rudolph Stauber
Instruments: Sam Heiman
Violin: Sol Bobrob
Engineer: Tom Flye
Writer: Curtis Mayfield

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⁣I’m excited to almost finish my bath and toilet sustainably and totally off the grid. The key is independence and sustainability. No ppp loans or no debt, just the necessary sacrifices and ventures to be in a position of power ✊🏾💪🏾.

There is No Such Think as a 'Black' Bank: Mhenga Amos N. Wilson

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The quality and craftsmanship here in Africa is far more superior then the standard in the US.

Let's start the day off with phytonutrition to enhance our health and mind.

The Black Blockchain Summit 2020 is proud to present a conversation; the topic is Reparations & Revolution #SatoshiIsBlack with Max Keiser of the show The Keiser Report!

Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, conference organizers mobilized to ensure the annual conversation of thought leaders and innovators within and outside of the blockchain space could go on. By making all content free and available via livestream, we hope that the accessibility for stakeholders around the world with be both impactful and insightful!

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May we all one day meet in person again at Howard University!

⁣Narrated by Actor, Sahr Ngaujah who played Fela in the Broadway Musical and featuring an excerpt from the 1978 concert “Fela At the Berlin Jazz Festival”.

Ancient Africans structured their counting system mathematically. Each counting symbol and it's name defined both a quantity and place value. This simple yet brilliant structure is very important because it teaches the learner to recognize a quantity both visually and verbally. Please enjoy this wonderful counting lesson with Kid Tut™ as he teaches us how to count Swahili Style.

Ibrahim Maikidi: Foundations of African Thought 2018 Testimonial (Hausa+English)