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African History Series-African Empires of Ghana and Mali
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Dr. Sebi discusses natural healing on Ramona's Round Table.
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Ɔbenfo Manu Ampim and his Contra Costa College students presenting on unique classical African contributions to humanity in math, the high status of women, medicine, and astronomy. The presentation was given on February 24, 2021 during African Heritage Month ("Black History Month") before a Zoom audience of 230 people.In this presentation, the students are sharing what they have learned in Prof. Manu's unique course, A History of African Civilizations (Afram 210 / History 110). This is Ampim's book used for the course: https://advancingtheresearch.o....rg/product/a-history http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=bxfdmskab&oeidk=a07ejjvp8z34b0af5c0&oseq=
A Vietnam veteran returns home to find drug dealers and addicts now rule his old neighborhood, and that even his own wife has fallen victim to drugs. Together with three of his buddies from Vietnam, he fights back.
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Ije and Obi spend time with their parents learning all about their Aunty Ada's Igbo Traditional Wedding in the Eastern part of Nigeria!
Ije learns how to cook soup with the help of one of her parents while learning some key words in Igbo!
When the slave boats docked in the Americas, Cuba and the Caribbean, hundreds of cultures and religions came with the Africans but only one survived the plantations. To date, the most pronounced African Culture of the Diasporas remains the culture of the Yoruba. From Brazil to Trinidad, the United States to Cuba, Haiti and the entire Caribbean, this West African culture dominates all other Cultures of Africa and could be said to have survived the plantations for hundreds of years. Bigger Than Africa follows the trans-Atlantic slave trade route from West Africa to six different countries-- USA, Nigeria, Brazil, Republic of Benin, Trinidad and Tobago and Cuba-- to explore and find reasons for the survival of this particular West African Culture.
