📜 The Haitian Revolution
-Haiti: A Slave Society - The Haitian Revolution is a unique historical event in many ways. It was both an offshoot of the French Revolution, but also an anti-colonialist revolution. It was also the second American nation to successfully win its independence. But before we can talk about the Revolution itself, we have to talk about how influential Haiti was to France's economy and how it's complicated social structure primed it for revolt and revolution. Because here, in the colony built upon the countless bodies of the enslaved, sugar is king. But not for long.

Academic Writing 2: Creating a Research Space

⁣Ama Mazama - The Trouble with Black Feminism & African Feminism
[6 September 2020]

CNN's Larry Madowo reports on the women accusing British Army Training Unit, Kenya (BATUK) soldiers of decades of rape, sexual violence and/or abandoning their children without consequences. They say they received no support or compensation from the UK & Kenyan governments, despite thousands of complaints.

"We call it British boys behaving badly," the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights says

⁣Meeting with KOD, the New Director of Diaspora Affairs

CONFERENCE - Retrospective - History, Context and Impact of Ancestor Malcolm X

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

The Elevation Report (In the Community) presents Prof Bayyinah Bello of Haiti in discussion and ceremony at Stonebridge Park, London, June 2018. In this segment Bayyinah Bello explains the importance of songs in Vodou.

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John Henrik Clarke On Religion · John Henrik Clarke

His Greatest Lectures - John Henrik Clarke

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what is scene from the Marcus Garvey Foundation gala and tribute from chef Ama to her parents.

From the album "Maggot Brain". Iconic song. Iconic album. Iconic cover. Iconic band.

Malcolm X interview with Barry Gray on WMCA Radio New York from March 10, 1960 in which he explains the nature and mission of the Nation of Islam.

With all the So What uploads on YouTube being from the old CD pressings that were mastered at an incorrect speed and pitch, I decided to upload the excellent 1997/2008 remaster, which sounds lovely. About the song itself - what can I say. A classic, and pretty much THE jazz song.