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Excerpt: Mhenga Malcolm X - Oxford Union Debate 3 December 1964

Mhenga ⁣Fu-Kiau Bunseki
Lesson:
"The Ancestors and Our Connection to Them: The Real Power of Being"

DEDAN KIMATHI MILITARY LEADER OF THE MAU MAU MOVEMENT

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Lyrics:

I been walkin' with my face turned to the sun
Weight on my shoulders, bullet in my gun
Oh, I got eyes in the back of my head just in case I have to run
I do what I can when I can while I can for my people
While the clouds roll back and the stars fill the night

That's when I'm gonna stand up
Take my people with me
Together we are going to a brand new home
Far across the river
Can you hear freedom calling?
Calling me to answer
Gonna keep on keepin' on
I can feel it in my bones

Early in the mornin' before the sun begins to shine
Gonna start movin' towards that separating line
I'm wading through muddy waters, you know I got a made-up mind
And I don't mind if I lose any blood on the way to salvation
And I'll fight with the strength that I got until I die

So I'm gonna stand up
Take my people with me
Together we are going to a brand new home
Far across the river
Can you hear freedom calling?
Calling me to answer
Gonna keep on keepin' on

And I know what's around the bend
Might be hard to face 'cause I'm alone
And I just might fail, but Lord knows I tried
Sure as stars fill up the sky

Stand up
Take my people with me
Together we are going to a brand new home
Far across the river
Can you hear freedom calling?
Calling me to answer
Gonna keep on keepin' on

I'm gonna stand up
Take my people with me
Together we are going to a brand new home
Far across the river
Do you hear freedom calling?
Calling me to answer
Gonna keep on keepin' on

I'm gonna stand up
Take my people with me
Together we are going to a brand new home
Far across the river
I hear freedom calling?
Calling me to answer
Gonna keep on keepin' on
I can feel it in my bones

I go to prepare a place for you

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⁣An example of Operant Conditioning- The hungry rats

It's a blessing to be back in the motherland. Here's how the journey went.

Israel Vibration's debut, one of the greatest reggae albums ever to be recorded. This compilation released in 2001.

TRACK LIST:
1. The Same Song 0:00
2. Weep And Mourn 3:58
3. Walk The Streets Of Glory 7:18
4. Ball Of Fire 11:54
5. I'll Go Through 15:57
6. Why Worry 19:58
7. Lift Up Your Conscience 24:18
8. Prophet Has Arise 28:18
9. Jah Time Has Come 31:34
10. Licks And Kicks 35:01

BONUS TRACKS:
11. Crisis (Disco Mix) 37:55
12. The Same Song (12" version) 47:12
13. Weep And Mourn (12" version) 54:11
14. Crisis (Dub) 1:00:16

English:
In the framework of the national strike in Colombia, the black population, unlike the rest, has suffered the most drastic consequences. Although it is understood that the different reforms are of general affectation, Afro-Colombians have had to suffer it as an additional, in that although they already subject us to structural racism, we are the ones who put the dead when resisting a government nefarious, they are the black mothers who cry their children when they raise their voices and express their disagreement. A government that does not take us into account but only on paper to say internationally that Colombia is a multicultural and diverse country, as if only the existence of our people were enough, invalidating their needs and requirements for a dignified life.

Skip to the following parts for the parts in English and Creole (San Andres):
1. 20:00 to 29:34
2. 52:46 to 59:41
3. 2:37:18 to 2:51:47
4. 3:14:34 to 3:16:36



Español:
En el marco del paro nacional en Colombia, la población negra a diferencia de los demás, ha sido los que más consecuencias drásticas ha sufrido. Si bien se entiende que las diferentes reformas son de afectación general, a los afrocolombianls nos ha tocado sufrirla como un adicional, en que sí bien ya nos someten al racismo estructural, somos los que ponemos los muertos a la hora de poner resistencia a un gobierno nefasto, son las madres negras que lloran sus hijos cuando estos alzan la voz y expresan su inconformidad. Un gobierno que no nos tiene en cuenta sino solamente en papel para decir internacionalmente que Colombia es un país multicultural y diverso, cómo si solo la existencia de nuestra gente fuese suficiente, invalidando sus necesidades y requerimientos para una vida digna.

Dr. Jeffries and Dr. T'Shaka will discuss the intellectual legacies of Dr. Diop and Dr. Obenga within the context of Pan Africanism, examining the intellectual and spiritual influences on Diop's thinking and their relationship to Dr. John Henrik Clark, John Jackson and Dr. Jacob Carruthers. This discussion will include why African leaders have gone wrong in applying Africa's rich cultural and historical past to the present day needs of African people and how this can be corrected