History
Dimanche 30 septembre 2018
Cette conférence a comme objectif de démystifier la religion de la majorité des Haïtiens qu'est le vaudou. Se servant des données de l’histoire, de la théologie, de la sociologie et de l’anthropologie culturelle, Dr Fils Aimé nous replonge dans l’événement de la rencontre de cette spiritualité négro-africaine avec L’Occident. Ainsi, il nous aide à comprendre pourquoi, dès son arrivée en Amérique, le vaudou a été associé, à tort à la magie noire. Nous aurons l'honneur de recevoir comme conférencière invitée Mme Bayinnah Bello, qui viendra parmi nous, partager ses connaissances sur l'histoire, le vaudou et le travail inestimable qu'elle fait en Haiti.
360 Info Network welcomes Professor Bayyinah Bello, an expert on the Haitian Revolution and a Pan-African scholar. Professor Bello is the author of Sheroes of the Haitian Revolution. Her discussion included insightful information about the roles that women have played in wartime and also the impact of linguistics in shaping gender roles effecting patriarchy in religion and society.
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The true history of Haiti!
For centuries the identity of the Haitians have been fossilized by authors of history. The Honorable Dr. Bayyinah Bello has spent a lifetime digging beneath the surface to trace back in time for the real History of the Haitian People. Anatomi sosyal is proud to present ISTWA PA NOU by FONDASYON FÉLICITÉE and The Honorable Dr. Bayyiana Bello. Listen the daughter of Ayiti speaks as she explain in detail about The Empire of Haiti. Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere . These facts are hard to fathom, being that Haiti was the richest colony in the world. Coffee, gold,cotton , and sugar were all furnished to Europe, Spain and America. Now we can look, Listen and observe the true History of the Haitian people. Follow anatomi sosyal to see all the episodes of ISTWA PA NOU by FONDASYON FÉLICITÉE and the Honorable Dr. Bayyinah Bello!
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Lakou lakay presented Bayyinah Bello a historian and professor as a guest speaker in one of its events in New York city. Bayyinah Bello retraced the role of women in the Haitian society during the Haitian revolutionary war. This video is very educational and it is a must see for all Haitians. This is the type of information all Haitians should and must know. Please share the link with your friends and feel free to leave your comments below. Thanks for watching.
Discusses nationalism in black Africa through the experiences of the Gold Coast, French Guinea, and the Belgian Congo, the first colonies to gain independence after World War II. Also considers the effects on Africa of the Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union. Features commentary by UN dignitary Sir Brian Urquhart, historians Mahmood Mamdani and Jean Fremigacci and authors William Blum and Keith Kyle.
14 septembre 1982
Avant sujet visite de Mitterrand en Guinée : Si la Guinée sort de l'isolement grâce à ses ressources naturelles, elle reste l'un des pays les plus pauvres d'Afrique et critiqué sur le plan humanitaire. Son Président, Ahmed SEKOU TOURE, affirme qu'il est "Un Président est à la fois près et loin du peuple". Poursuivant son action dans le "non-alignement", il reçoit notamment l'ancien chef d'Etat cambodgien Norodom SIHANOUK. Il parle de la coopération de la Guinée avec la France, concernant l'exploitation des richesses naturelles du pays, de son prochain voyage officiel en France et des droits de l'homme. Images d'archive INA
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Prenant exemple sur le massacre des communards en août et septembre 1944 en France, Sékou Touré, se croit libre de châtier ceux que sa justice révolutionnaire qualifiaient de traître. Un épisode douloureux dans l’histoire de la Guinée, sujette de nombreux complots ourdis par les grandes puissances en intelligence avec ses opposants locaux.
Ahmed Sekou Touré - a Paris | 1982 P3