Listen to Nana Ama (Mama Brenda) tell her story from Nursing in the u.s. to becoming Queen Mother of Tutu, Akuapem, Ghana. As a Registered Nurse, by career, she engages in wellness/health checks for the residents of Tutu, particularly the elderly and women via free screenings and support groups.

Bayyinah Bello, Anthony Pascal (Kompè Filo) Cérémonie du Bois Caïman Émission BAti Ayiti RTG, 13 Août 2015.

Go Ape - The Fascinating World of Primates | Wildlife Documentary

Everyone loves a cheeky monkey. Primates are fun and fascinating to watch. But there is a greaterdraw – perhaps because they bring out the inner primate in us. Through Africa, South America and Asia, our wild cousins are far more diverse than you might think. Ever adaptable masters of survival, we enjoy watching their lives, but in doing so, we might learn a little bit about ourselves…Our journey begins in the heart of Africa, where a troop of Eastern Lowland gorillas welcome a new arrival. Everyone in the clan rush to greet the baby, revealing their very human instincts to work together to nurture and protect their family.While gorillas lead through gentle nurturing, they share their forest with a much more aggressivecousin, the chimpanzee. Chimps rule with an iron fist, literally beating their opponents intosubmission. Chimpanzee have another close relative, the bonobo, which looks almost exactly thesame but exhibits very different behavior. Any disruption in a chimpanzee family will lead toviolence, but bonobo’s defuse tension and avoid conflict through sex. Any age or gender can matewith any other, making these the king of the swingers.

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Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are solely those of the presenter in a personal academic capacity and do not necessarily represent the views of the Institute of African Studies.Presenter: ChinweizuTopic: The sources of Black Africa’s stagnation—a theme in NiggerologyChair: Nii K. Bentsi-EnchillABSTRACT: I am developing a new social science discipline called Niggerology. Its remit is to find cures for the maladaptive behavior that the Maafa implanted in Negro cultures, and that have obstructed the black countries and societies from getting their act together since they recovered political autonomy in the period 1956-1994. The failure to get their act together is illustrated by the inability of any of them to industrialize; or to escape stagnation, instability or confusion; or to avoid being easy prey to foreign interference, intervention, domination and subversion.Niggerology is a multi-disciplinary field integrating techniques and resources primarily from historiography, psychology, and ethology (the biological science of animal behavior in their natural habitat) and applying them to phenomena in the Black world.My talk will discuss one of the principal themes in Niggerology: It will identify two of the still unrecognized prime sources of Black Africa’s stagnation.

⁣Black Wallstreet is well-known but between 1856-1920, over 50 all-Black towns were established in the state of Oklahoma...13 are still incorporated today. Throughout the U.S., Black people in the 19th and early 20th centuries sought out AUTONOMY by forming their own towns and controlling all aspects of their own lives.

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.

⁣Jesus Never Existed - An Introduction To The Ultimate Heresy by Kenneth Humphreys Audiobook pt 1

Excerpt from the DVD ~ Nationbuilding Reafrikanization Family Education & A Warrior's Character.

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⁣We are still under attack. How can there be repair, if there’s no resolution?

⁣Tinga Tinga Tales of Africa Episode 12