⁣Segun Damisa & The Afro Beat Crusaders - Suffer Dey

Many African Americans are growing weary of the racial hostility they are facing America and are considering moving to "safer" countries.

Roland appeared on MSNBC's The Cross Connection with host Tiffany Cross to discuss talks Blacks moving to Africa.

The host and managing editor of #RolandMartinUnfiltered explained if you do decide to move to a country in Africa, don't be the "arrogant ass American", learn the culture so you won't be looked upon as a gentrifier.

Video credit: MSNBC

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AHSA hosted its 52nd annual conference in July-Aug, 2021 and was a partner for PANAFEST Three (3) day Colloquium 2021 in Ghana. The Pan African Festival (PANAFEST) Foundation, AHSA and University of Cape Coast met virtually and on ground to explore issues affecting the Black Family, Youth, Pan Africanism and African liberation. This session will highlight the intergenerational transmission of mission and purpose to advance Africana/Kemetic studies and how it can be used to develop leadership and sustain our people. AHSA highlights Atlantis Browder as a model youth central to AHSA’s future and teaching other youths the significance of cultural work and the intergenerational learning and teaching of ancient Kemetic historical knowledge for liberation.

Scene from Sam Greenlee's 1973 film "The Spook Who Sat by the Door". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070726/

From Wikipedia: It is both a satire of the civil rights struggle in the United States of the late 1960s and a serious attempt to focus on the issue of black militancy. Dan Freeman, the titular protagonist, is enlisted in the Central Intelligence Agency's elitist espionage program as its token black. Upon mastering agency tactics, however, he drops out to train young Chicago blacks as "Freedom Fighters." As a story of one man's reaction to ruling-class hypocrisy, the film is loosely autobiographical and personal.

DOWNFALL OF NOLLYWOOD??? CANALPLUS ACQUIRES ROK; https://africanews.space/break....ing-news-canal-group

In reality, "nollywood" has been a downfall from the word go!
⁣https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palaver_(1926_film)

Jamaican Patois is made up of many different languages. Some of the Jamaican Patois words from African Origin can trace their roots back to the languages on the West Coast of Africa. These languages include the Ga language, Akan Language, Ashante Language, Ewe Language, Congo Language and many more.
In this video I highlight a few of these examples.

African Influence in Jamaican Patois.

⁣french-cameroon Paul Biya want to offer apology to Ambazonia - Asu Lucas

This track has it all: soul, funk, jazz and a tremendous sax player who blows his horn into smithereens. Dilla supposedly sampled this track, though i never heard his version...this track is from the lp called 'tauhid'.

Join us as we try to guess each other’s phrases.

Comment down below if you know any of them 🤪

Provided to YouTube by BMG Rights Management (UK) LimitedPay Day (Live) · Alex KonaduOne Man Thousand℗ 1988 World Circuit Limited, a BMG CompanyReleased on: 1988-01-01Lead Vocals, Guitar: Alex KonaduBass Guitar: Ray Kofi-PokuCongas: Akwasi NtimDrums: Yaw DonkorKeyboards: Francis BaidooLead Guitar: Obiba Collins-MarfoPercussion: Yaw Arthur BarimahSound Engineer: Adam SkeapingSound Engineer: John HaddenSaxophone: Kofi AbrokwaaTrumpet: Isaac PokuVocals: Akwasi AddaiVocalsy: Rasta BComposer: Alex KonaduAuto-generated by YouTube.