"Mi Nah Wait Till Mi Rich Mi A Grow Mi Natty now
A Long Time Mi Deh Fi Mi Nazarene Vow
Nicess Ting A When Your Shanty A Flow
You Feel It Pon Ya Shoulda Wherevah You A Go
Let Mi Tell You Someting Incase You Never Know
A Rasta Run De Earth Spragga Dat A True
Gwaan Bun De Fayah You De Dragon Weh A Slew
Grow Ya Natty Don Plat It Seet'yah Now
No Hair-Dresser Cya Comb Mi Hair,
Mi Husban Stop Sidung Inna Barber Chair...You Hear
De People Seh You No Fi Use Nor Share
A Dass Why Mi A Bun It One Pastor Pair"

Putting up this video in the hope that more people will work towards a better means of communicating with each other.
The proper execution of research is key here as well. This alleviates the need to be emotionally attached to our positions and inferences.
Let's do better!
Abibifahodie.....
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Prof. Hunter H. Adams III
Charles Grantham

I was surprised to have met this dada in Tanzania especially when Africa is so GAINT what a beautiful surprise you never know who you will meet in these African Streets!❤🖤💚 We are both subscribers to E.S Eat Love Migrate Channel.😀
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Producer Chuck Penn provides an overview of the powerful book BAK2. Written by multi-disciplinarian scholar and scientist Tdka Maat Kilimanjaro, BAK2 is a take no prisoner-style historical account of the history of the United States, particularly as it relates to the interface of Europeans with non-Europeans and the wholesale decimation Europeans have visited on the native indigenous people and Africans. He makes a powerful case for re-examining the misleading Western narratives associated with how many Africans lived and died in slavery, while analyzing the dramatic drop in African population as compared to Europe and Asia during the same time period. Dr. Kilimanjaro also points to where the US is the cycle that all empires go through.

Maybe you grew up practising a religion. Did you ever ask yourself why you need a religion, and what should be the effect of your religion on you and your community at large?
In this video, Mama Marimba Ani wisely answers this question. May we all ask ourselves the right questions as we strive to decolonize our minds.

On the 5th edition of the Roundtable, hosts Uche Okorie, Mackay Chuwku, Kangmwa Gofwen, Mayowa Durosinmi, Barra Hart, Sannario and David Hundeyin discuss Mobutu Sese Seko and his legacy in the DRC, Dr Jason Arday's tragic d*earth, and other matters arising from the past month.Don't forget to follow The Spearhead

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Farming communities struggle as deforestation takes a toll on livelihoods.

@ChaoticTruthLive shows how much he hates his african roots. I try and explain the larger issue of why ?