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Support the 15-FOOT ANCESTOR MURAL honoring President Ibrahim Traoré and the legacy of President Thomas Sankara:👉🏿 https://www.abibitumi.com/traoreWe, Black people from across the entire Black world, are creating a 15-foot by 8-foot Ancestor Mural to honor President Ibrahim Traoré for his Black Power leadership and for continuing the revolutionary path of Nana Thomas Sankara.This bronze-style mural shows Ibrahim Traoré standing protected and backed by a line of grand ancestors—freedom fighters, warriors, organizers and leaders from across Black history—all standing with Burkina Faso and with our ongoing struggle for Black Liberation (Abibifahodie).What your contribution doesEvery contribution at https://www.abibitumi.com/traore goes directly to:🎨 Creating the mural – design, materials, and artistic production🚚 Transporting the mural from Ghana to Burkina Faso🛣️ Supporting the people of Burkina Faso – anything beyond costs for the mural and transport goes straight into the Patriotic Fund of Burkina Faso, which is used for roads, construction and concrete improvements on the groundThis is not charity. This is Black people globally standing with a Black nation that is standing up for itself.Your name written into historyWhen you contribute, your name will be written on the back of the mural itself.That means hundreds and thousands of years from now, when people come to see this work, they will see your name recorded among those who stood up, supported and believed in this moment of Black Power and Black Liberation.Join the movementContribute now: https://www.abibitumi.com/traoreShare this video with family, friends, and organizations who stand for Black Liberation.Comment “Homeland or Death, We Will Win” to let the world know you stand with Burkina Faso and the Ancestor Mural.Subscribe for updates as the mural is finished, transported and installed, and as we highlight each ancestor represented in the work.(on top) MòoréBa-yiri bɩ kʋum; na tõoge!(on bottom) DyulaFaso walima saya, an bɛna se sɔrɔ!Homeland or death, we will be victorious.Hashtags:#ibrahimtraoré #thomassankara #burkinafaso #blackpower #blackliberation #abibitumi #ancestormural #panafrican #abibifahodie #traoremural

In 1998, Square One released 'Faluma', spoken in the language of the Saamaka tribe in Suriname. The song went on to top the charts in almost every Caribbean territory, as well as on numerous radio stations throughout North America and Europe. Watch now as the Caribbean Queen Alison Hinds re-introduces 'Faluma,' to the world followed by her 2011 carnival release of Makelele!
Video Directed by: Tania Hoser
Edited by: Tania Hoser & Raivo Loo
©: 2012 Black Coral Inc

Protest group presents petition to University of Ghana (UG) Council for consideration.

Abibifahodie Capoeira, Legon, Accra, Ghana. End of class roda March 4, 2012

University of Ghana
Institute of African Studies
26 December 2015
Umoja

Midnite are more than a reggae band. They bring wisdom and knowledge in everything they do.

Tuareg sword play

Brother Omowale Afrika engages in an examination of the different schools of Pan-Afrikanism, the current state of the movement and which is the most effective for us to pursue in the current era.

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