⁣H. Rap Brown Collectivism & Individualism

Prof. Anthony Browder

⁣Ojukokoro tells the story of what happens when a broke manager in a money laundering petrol station, decides to rob the petrol station that employs him but along this journey finds out that there are different kinds of criminals that are also interested in the same cash.

⁣Mhenga John Henrik Clarke
Interview
Tony Brown's Black Journal
1973

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AbibitumiKasa Discussion series welcomes Dr. DeReef Jamison to talk about the Scholarship of Dr. Amos Wilson

⁣World’s Deadliest Snakes reveals the secrets behind some of the stealthiest predators on the planet, from snakes that strike without warning to others that move at blinding speed. And now the world’s fastest, strongest and deadliest snakes are closer to home than people could ever imagine.

Part 7

*** with french subtitles***

In Part 1, Onuora Abuah travels to his boyhood home of Benin (West Africa) to learn the history of the 17th century Danhomé (Dahomey) kingdom which ruled the region.

His journey begins in the water town of Ganvie, before heading north to Abomey, the kingdom's capital. Onuora then drives south to Port Novo before concluding his trip in Ouidah.

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For too long, the history of Ancient Egypt has been written by others outside of Africa. Onuora Abuah, travels the length of Egypt, along the Nile, to establish just how much Egyptian culture owes to the mother continent it sits in.

Part 1 of KMT: A Journey through the Black Land, begins at Giza and Saqqara, where pyramid building in the region was at its height. We then travel south to Minya, which showed Egypt's contribution to Christianity.

This is a 4-Part series produced by AEA FILMS LTD, presented and written by Onuora Abuah, the first African born filmmaker to create a project of this magnitude, about the most historically debated country in the world.

White people used to worship Black Gods.