We see a different batch of students, but from the same countries debating the same topic as in 1957.
Gold Coast (Ghana today) - Alfred Bannerman, South Africa - Dicks Loubser, Nigeria - Mohammed Liman, Ethiopia - Nebiat Tafari. The boys from this debate can also be seen in this final group episode: https://youtu.be/KoJ52ssYPUY

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Coltrane, J. (1965). Song of praise [Song]. On A Love Supreme (Impulse! 77).

We take you to Senegambia to Qcell to get your free Sim and to purchase a WIFI 4G Router Dongle. Essential for keeping in touch in the Gambia. Qcell is our preferred supplier for WiFi and Africell for our mobile communication. Qcell and Africell are also in Sierra Leone , so when you join us on the tour you can stay connected. I want to say a big thank you to Crystal for donating computers to Brusiabi High School and also One to Bla Xit also sangyang IT project .Big big thanks to Marka and Gill for their donations of two editing laptop's, sound equipment and presents too from the big B. We can't thank you all enough. Now its time for me to learn to edit in the spirit of each one teach one we are going to run a media cl**** that we are going to sit in on to learn to edit and educate two students from the local media college also thanks to your donations . We just have to purchase editing software if anyone knows a reasonable one that's easy to learn and cost effective please let me know. We are also planning to travel to Senegal to cover a big interview and also to interview Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao . So lots to look forward too. Thanks to Art and Chief Montana for donating towards our airfare for myself , I would like to bring a camera person so if anyone can help please get in touch via Bla

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdCiNqMsnCQCargo cult - what is it?Cargo cults are a fascinating and controversial phenomenon that emerged in the Pacific islands during and after World War II. These beliefs and practices, steeped in superstition and magic, promised the delivery of modern goods and technologies to those who adopted the behaviors and beliefs of Western soldiers. However, as these cargo cults spread and evolved, they also brought about unintended negative consequences that could have disastrous effects on individual and community well-being.At the core of cargo cults is the power of belief and the allure of false hope. For people living in poverty and desperation, the promise of easy solutions to their problems can be irresistible. However, this blind faith can lead to exploitation and deception by those who seek to profit from the followers' gullibility. Additionally, the adoption of Western beliefs and behaviors can erode traditional values and cultural identity, leading to social and psychological problems.The cargo cult phenomenon also raises important questions about the impact of modernization and Western influence on indigenous cultures. While cargo cults emerged in the context of World War II, they continue to persist and evolve today in response to the forces of globalization and neo-colonialism. The clash between traditional values and Western ideologies, as well as the power dynamics involved, can lead to resistance and social engineering.Through the lens of ethnography, anthropology, sociology, and psychology, this video explores the complexities and potential dangers of cargo cults. By understanding the root causes and consequences of this phenomenon, we can better appreciate the importance of critical thinking and cultural sensitivity in navigating the changing world around us."I hope this description captures the key ideas and themes related to cargo cults and their potential negative impacts on individuals and communities, while incorporating the keywords provided.

In part three of A History of the Moors in Spain, Prof. Kaba Kamene dispels the myth of the Sahelian African of the Sahara Desert.
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Get ready to uncover the shocking truth about Moses, the mythical figure at the heart of the Bible’s most famous stories. Was the Exodus real? Did Moses actually lead the Israelites through the Red Sea and into the promised land? Spoiler: absolutely not. With insights from leading scholars like William G. Dever, Israel Finkelstein, and Donald Redford, we expose the archaeological silence, fabricated prophecies, and absurd inconsistencies surrounding Moses and the Exodus. From the Ipuwer Papyrus misinterpretation to the complete lack of evidence for 40 years in the Sinai Desert, this video dismantles the myth of Moses and reveals how the story was created during the Babylonian exile.
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So, who would most likely be responsible for Leviticus 25:44-46, a Lord of Love, or a demonic Satan? (Read on...)———————————————Website and blog: never updated, but http://www.nonstampcollector.comBluesky: @nonstampcollector (I basically quit Twitter/X.)PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/nonstampcollectorAD: Hell isn't real, but hard drive crashes and computer thefts are. I've been using Backblaze online backup for longer than I've been on Youtube. I fear neither hell nor total data loss. Try it here: https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup/#af3049 . It's the only thing I've ever advertised, and I'm proud to do so knowing that it will very likely truly save someone's ass someday. Maybe yours.——————————————By their fruits shall ye know them: and think of how many thousands, or millions of lives have been utterly ruined by the fact that that passage exists in a piece of scripture that a whole bunch of people think has something to do with morality.Slavery is just about the easiest human rights issue imaginable, and the bible gets it wrong. What an embarrassment. In fact, practically any human being who has ever been born and survived to the age of 8 or so could come up with a better and more ethical set of instructions on how to behave and run a society than the bible. It would not have ownership of PEOPLE as part of its core tenets.Why did humanity have to wait thousands of years for the Emancipation Declaration? Couldn't Yahweh have delivered it himself? Couldn't Jesus? Peter? Paul? Nup - no one gave a shit about that sort of thing. Not when there were people keeping their foreskins, water to be walked on, and women speaking in churches!!Script and music and performance and drawings etc (everything) by ME!!If you haven't seen The King's Speech (Best picture Oscar winner, 2011), then you won't get this.Sorry to the non-native English speakers or those who'd like to translate it - sometimes the ideas that come to me just don't lend themselves to subtitling or even voice-over.———————————————website and blog: http://www.nonstampcollector.comtwitter: http://www.twitter.com/nonstam....pNSC——————————————--

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Happy Independence
But how can we be happy in dependence
Relying on aid is a dead ting
Coz we lose out in trade and investment

There’ll be more pain in our future
Unless we get back the spirit of Nkrumah
There’s war around us from the East to the West
But the real battlefield is the one in our heads.

So dear African presidents where is ya honour
You’re supposed to be serve us with protection and armour
You let down your residents while serving ya donor
Sold us out quicker than boiled eggs in Ghana

Between broad daylight Elon hailing Nazis
And a black president killing Gaddafi
A bullet in the African freedom
That’s two Africans committing treason

Now see what’s happening in the region
So many ppl suffering and bleeding
Due to your lies and deceiving
When Africa’s given way more than receiving

So Mr church pastor what are you preaching
Portraying my Jesus as white’s misleading
Inferiority complex got us skin bleaching
And Nivea capitalising and reaping
I swear it’s frightening
Packaged as skin brightening
A crime to humanity calling for indictment
Our people are sick we need to heal more
That’s why we took down all your billboards

Been banging for my bruddas and sisters
I’m talking way back ancestors
So I couldn’t have it and I couldn’t let it slide when band aid and Geldof tried to take our pride

I done did it on my ones yea I did it alone
And they say that a prophet don’t get love in his home.

But I’m winning at home
Affirm my daughter she is perfect to the bone

And daddy’s been breaking doors
Remember the BET awards
They used to give it to us backstage
I tweeted I ain’t going that day
Coz how can you be black and not respect Africa’s name

Afrobeats harder than shaki
My Jamaicans love it like ackee
Spiritual e go move ya body
And I don’t even understand a word from Asake

So Mr Buju Bunton
What are you wanting
With all due respek
You are reaching and hunting
You sing songs based on Africa liberation
And when we liberated
You out here ranting

We have to move in unison
Bring Garvey’s philosophy to fruition
It’s a worldwide movement
One nation that’s the conclusion

How can we live and be free
The world will stay blind until DRCs
When disunited we’ll always be weak
That’s Nkrumah and Gaddafi

They had a vision of sovereignty
One nation one currency
Self reliant policy
Not one that was driven by the west
Or written to oppress
Nor built on foreign needs

But one to position and progress
They gave the framework so how can we forget
We stand on the shoulders of our forefathers
Our visionaries they wrote the commandments

And it goes…
1 we need to operate as one
2 it’s just us can’t rely on none
3 cut ties from western funds
4 is for sure build our own curriculum
5 African history democratised
Why
Coz we got to undo the lies
It’s time African narrative de-colonised
Coz our contribution made this world civilised
6 recognising we mineral rich
Take ownership and leverage economical shift
7 the people that’s true leadership
Whilst empowering the next generation of kids
8 is for the health care, no more health scare
No more flying overseas to get help there
Invest in local expertise that’s self care
Yes sir Big up Dr Jean Jacque Muyembe

9 is crucial grow our own food
Invest in our soil only way to be fruitful
Exploi(10) has to end
Now we can watch Africa rising again

So right now we’re in a special moment in time. Afrobeats has brought Africans across the globe together in a way that’s never been done.

And as you hear this, there’s a party going on somewhere in the world with Kenyans, Jamaicans, Americans, Ghanaians, Nigerians, South Africans all dancing to the same tune. Afrobeats is the most revolutionary form of Black music ever. Not because it has the most political or conscious lyrics but because it’s bringing so many different cultures from different backgrounds together to spend time around each other…..it’s spiritual. The more time we spend, the more trust that we built

And Trust is the key to our unity. Unity is our only hope of survival. This is how we build a nation this is the Spirit of New Africa.

So today, we honor and celebrate everybody who has contributed to this global wave.

AkwaabaUK
West Coast UK
Dentaa
Active promo

R2Bees
Ruff & Smooth
Sarkodie
Tiffany
Stay Jay
4x4
P Square
MoHits
DBanj
Don Jazzy
Wande Coal
Dr Sid
Tiwa Savage

Wizkid
Timaya
Davido
Flava
Burna

Afro B
Eazi
NSG
Jae 5

Tuface
Kas
Atumpan

Mista Silva
Kwamz & Flava
Skobz
Gizmo
Vibesquad
Moelogo

Rickie Davies
Iron
Maurice
Eddie Kadi
DJ Edu
Abrantee
JamJam
Neptizzle
Naija Boi
Jefflon
Mr Hackett
Sway
Killbeatz
Kaywa


Moe Musa
Tunde

Danai
Taponeswa

CEO Dancers
Sherri Silver

Selasi
KB
Unkle TC
Kurtis

Harm Kay
Adeshope
Joey B
Shatta
Stonebwoy

Too many names to mention but you guys are the unsung heroes so we’re giving you your flowers raaaa raaaa

Up from Slavery is the 1901 autobiography of American educator Booker T. Washington (1856-1915). The book describes his personal experience of having to work to rise up from the position of a slave child during the Civil War, to the difficulties and obstacles he overcame to get an education at the new Hampton Institute, to his work establishing vocational schools—most notably the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama—to help black people and other disadvantaged minorities learn useful, marketable skills and work to pull themselves, as a race, up by the bootstraps. He reflects on the generosity of both teachers and philanthropists who helped in educating blacks and Native Americans. He describes his efforts to instill manners, breeding, health and a feeling of dignity to students. His educational philosophy stresses combining academic subjects with learning a trade (something which is reminiscent of the educational theories of John Ruskin). Washington explained that the integration of practical subjects is partly designed to reassure the white community as to the usefulness of educating black people.

What if everything you thought you knew about Egypt was only half the story? In this episode, we uncover Egypt’s hidden African roots and reveal how modern Egypt has weaponized religion and power to control Ethiopia and its access to the Nile River. Ancient Egypt’s undeniable Black heritage has been erased by colonial narratives and modern politics, but the truth can no longer be ignored.

In this episode we explore the African identity of ancient Egypt that has been buried for centuries. But this story isn’t just about the past—it’s about how Egypt continues to influence Africa today. It seems that religion has been used as a tool to control Ethiopia and block its use of the Nile waters, Africa’s lifeblood.

This episode is about reclaiming history, understanding the present, and challenging the narratives that divide Africa. Join me as we expose the truth behind Egypt’s hidden Black history and its power struggle with Ethiopia.

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6 years after the death of Ijaw icon and musical maestro, King Robert Ebizimor, his daughter, Gesiere Ebizimor-Nicholas, has carried on his legacy with the release of a new album.

Titled, Tuntemi, the album is Gesiere’s first self-funded work recorded with her father’s band. The album has a similarity with the philosophy and style of King Robert Ebizimor.

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