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My Sister Myself: Building Relationship Between Women
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Sister's Pledge:
As a sister, I will… Encourage you.I will see you through the lens of love.I vow to be my sister’s keeper,to work on behalf of all women and girls everywhere to nurture, support, and encourage our efforts to be free, individually and collectively.”I WILL always have your back.I will love my body and honor yours.I will be authentic with my voice.As a sister, I will listen to you& graciously hold space for you.I will share my light.As a sister, I will see each woman’s unique beauty, both inside and out.

As a sister, I will encourage bravery & creativity.I will support my sisters by spending my energy & moneyin ways that promote and celebrate womanhood.As a sister, I will respect your boundaries.I will give you the benefit of the doubt.I will love you, unconditionally.I will trust you.

As a sister, I will protect you.I will help you when you need it.I will be considerate and compassionate.I will reach my hand.I will stand beside you.I will remember that we are a tribe-the diaspora tribe with similar history, and backgroundsWhen you shine, I shine because we are a reflection of each other-my sister myselfWhen you hurt, I hurt because we are like a woven sweater when one piece unravels the whole sweater unravels I will celebrate your achievements and accomplishments

As a sister, I will not… Share your secrets or what is shared with anyone outside of the groupMake myself lesser or greater than you.I will not see you as competition.I will not judge you to make myself feel better.As a sister, I will never betray you to receive personal attention.I will not allow you to settle.I will not hold myself up to a specific standard of womanhood.

As a sister, I will never dim your light.I will not lie to myself or you. I will not spite other sisters or myself.I will not apologize for my path or existence (and I won’t allow you to either)I will not take you for granted.I will not project my insecurities & negativity upon you.And I will not be ashamed of believing in sisterhood.

Welcome 🙏🏾 to MY Channel. The Blacks across the Diaspora are your cousins Returned... “I have no desire to take all black people back to Africa; there are blacks who are no good here and will likewise be no good there.” - Marcus Garvey

I hope you find this helpful, please engage with me in the comments (a two way conversation is much better than talking to yourself)“If you have no confidence in self, you are twice defeated in the race of life.” - Marcus Garvey

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AFRIKAN POWER: The Political Purpose of Afrikan Identity in the 21st Century! #AfrikanFirst

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• What is Afrikan Identity?
• Does it have any value in the political arena?
• If we are not Afrikan then what are we?
• Does Afrikan Identity only exist among Black people outside of Afrika?
• Is there more political value in Black people to identifying as “British” or “American” in todays world?

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Director of Centre for Advanced Studies of African Society
Author of Between Distinction and Extinction: Harmonisation and Standardisation of African Languages

A conversation with one of the worlds leading Pan-African linguists & founder of the Pan-African Literacy Project - discovering the common roots in African languages in order to chart a course to Africas future development. In this conversation, we will explore the relationship between Language & political, economic & scientific development. We will asses whether the many languages in Africa are an asset or hinderance. We will look at what it means to harmonise & standardise African Languages.

What is the role of language in Afrikan Liberation?

Full breakdown: https://www.alkebulan.org/2017..../05/20/afrikaspeaksl

1. Is Language really “the Missing Link in African Development”?
2. Why is Afrika characterised as having so many languages?
3. Is a programme instituting Afrikan Languages of Instruction economically viable?
5. Are their other means of propagating this than government agencies?
4. What evidence is there that mother tongue LoI improves knowledge acquisition?
6. Should Afrikans in the Diaspora learn Afrikan language(s)?

Our very special guests:
Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka:Resident guest who is Spiritual Leader of the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement and UNIA-ACL Ambassador for the UK and national co-Chair of the interim National Afrikan People’s Parliament. Bro. Ldr is a veteran activist of over 30 years standing, a featured columnist in The Whirlwind newspaper and author of Mosiah Daily Affirmations and Education: An African-Centred Guide To Excellence.

ProfessorKwesi Kwaa Prah: was the founder and Director of the Africa-wide Centre for Advanced Studies of African Society (CASAS) based in Cape Town, South Africa. He studied at Leiden University and the University of Amsterdam. He has worked extensively across Africa, Europe and Asia researching and teaching Sociology and Anthropology in various universities. Kwesi Prah is currently mainly involved with work in Anthropological Linguistics, specifically the harmonisation of African orthographic conventions. He has published numerous books since 1973, most recently including Anthropological Prisms (2009), Soundings (2010) and Tracings: Pan Africanism and the Challenges of Global African Unity (2014). Some of these books have been translated into Shona, French, Chinese and Arabic.