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Haitian Vodou continues to elicit feelings of unease and mystery for those who remain ignorant of its true essence and purpose, due to the centuries of negative propaganda it has been subject to.Reduced to nothing but ‘superstitious’ ritual practices and ceremonies of dance and song in the mainstream, it remains largely misunderstood, not recognized as a complete system of faith and a Natural Science with millions of adherents worldwide.This film covers Haitian Vodou as the complete Cosmological worldview it is and how it shapes the perspectives and worldview of its practitioners, shedding light on why it was the essential ideological foundation off which the first Black Republic in the Western Hemisphere was founded.It questions why Vodou has never been included as a core element in the political Pan-African movements from the 1900s and if this exclusion has been a contributing factor as to why Pan-Africanism has not been as fully embraced and put into practice, to ensure victory against injustice as witnessed in the Haitian Revolution.It sheds light on its fundamental tenets and scientific concepts to illustrate why it was essential in galvanising the efforts of enslaved Africans of different backgrounds spiritually, socially, politically and militarily to secure the most astonishing military achievement ever recorded in Modern times; the sole example to date of revolutionary Pan-Africanism in action.
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The history of slavery did not begin in the cotton fields. By the 17th century, the Atlantic had become the center of a brutal new economy - one built on sugar, conquest, finance, and the mass deportation of millions of Africans.
Episode 3: From Sugar to Rebellion explores how European powers turned the Caribbean into a battlefield for sugar. France, England, Spain and the Netherlands fought for control of the islands, where sugar plantations became one of the most profitable - and violent - systems of exploitation in history.
To feed this economy, new slave routes were opened between Africa and the Americas. Banks, insurers, merchants and royal powers helped industrialize the trade, pushing deportations to unprecedented levels. Nearly 7 million Africans were caught in a vast Atlantic system of forced labor, racial violence, and colonial profit.
From the ports of Nantes, Liverpool and Amsterdam to the forts of the Gold Coast, from Caribbean plantations to the rise of slave rebellions and abolitionist voices, this third episode of Slavery Routes reveals how sugar transformed the Atlantic world - and how enslaved people resisted the system built to destroy them.
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Chapters
▷ 00:00 - Introduction: Sugar, Slavery, and the Rise of an Atlantic Empire
▷ 01:44 - The Caribbean at the Center of the Slave Routes
▷ 03:35 - The Sugar War: Europe’s Race for Colonial Profit
▷ 05:49 - Caribbean Plantations and the Conquest of Fertile Land
▷ 08:15 - Life and Death on the Sugar Plantations
▷ 10:08 - Banks, Insurance, and the Industrialization of the Slave Trade
▷ 14:20 - Europe’s Slave Ports: Nantes, Liverpool, Amsterdam and Beyond
▷ 16:00 - Louis XIV, Royal Power, and the Expansion of the Slave Trade
▷ 21:25 - The Gold Coast: A Major Source of Captives
▷ 23:40 - Antera Duke and the African Brokers of the Slave Trade
▷ 27:15 - The Middle Passage: Terror, Violence, and Survival at Sea
▷ 29:50 - Race, Dehumanization, and the Atlantic Slave System
▷ 33:05 - Plantation Violence and the Machinery of Exploitation
▷ 35:29 - The Black Codes: Slavery Written Into Law
▷ 37:29 - Slave Resistance, Maroons, and Caribbean Rebellions
▷ 41:44 - Olaudah Equiano and the Rise of Abolitionism in Europe
▷ 50:00 - Epilogue: Slavery, Wealth, and the Atlantic World
▷ 52:03 - Credits
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Original title: Slavery Routes: 1620-1789: From sugar to rebellion
Directed by: Daniel Cattier, Juan Gélas, Fanny Glissant
Produced by: Compagnie des Phares et Balises, ARTE France
In co-production with: Kwassa Films, RTBF Télévision Belge, Lx Filmes, RTP, INRAP
© 2018, licensed by Incognita Distribution
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Britain didn't discover Iraq. It invented it. After World War One, the British Empire stitched together three Ottoman provinces that had never been a single country, installed a foreign king who had never set foot on Iraqi soil, staged a referendum with a 96% approval rate, and locked in control of one of the largest oil reserves ever found. This is the full story of how Iraq was manufactured — not for the people who lived there, but for the petroleum beneath their feet.
From the secret Sykes-Picot Agreement to the Cairo Conference of 1921, from Churchill's air bombing campaigns to the Turkish Petroleum Company's 75-year concession, this video traces the real forces behind Iraq's creation. It's a story of broken promises, imperial cartography, puppet monarchies, and oil — always oil.
The consequences didn't end in 1932 or 1958. The borders drawn in hotel rooms by colonial officials who never lived in the region shaped every crisis Iraq has faced for over a century — and the world is still living with the fallout.
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Burkina Faso Expels EU Officials as Mali Celebrates Anéfis Victory | Africa's New Direction. United States of Africa
Stay informed on the latest diplomatic shifts and security developments shaping the African continent. In today's report, we dive into Burkina Faso's bold stance on national sovereignty and the growing public support for military partnerships in Mali. These events mark a significant turning point in how African nations engage with international partners and manage internal security.
🚀 In this episode, Akosua Prempe reports on Burkina Faso's decision to expel two senior European Union officials. The transitional authorities have declared these individuals persona non grata, giving them 72 hours to leave the country. This move, supported by the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Traore, reflects a new era of pragmatic diplomacy where national sovereignty is non-negotiable and foreign interference is no longer tolerated.
🌍 We also take you to the streets of Bamako, Mali, where large crowds gathered to celebrate the victory of the Malian armed forces in Anafis. Despite challenging weather, the people showed overwhelming support for their military and the strategic partnership with Russia's Africa Corps. The report highlights how this collaboration is helping Mali restructure its defense and combat terrorism while promoting national unity against external pressures.
Chapters
0:00 Intro and Today's Headlines
2:15 Burkina Faso Expels EU Officials
5:30 The Shift to Pragmatic Diplomacy
8:10 Mali Celebrates Victory in Anafis
10:45 Public Support for Russia Partnership
12:05 Conclusion and Community Discussion
💬 What are your thoughts on Burkina Faso's decision regarding the EU? Do you believe the security partnerships in Mali are the right path forward for stability in the Sahel? We want to hear your perspective in the comments below. Your voice matters in shaping the conversation about Africa's future.
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🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Tuskegee’s HBCU dress-code debate sparked a bigger question: are rules against bonnets, durags, slippers, and loungewear about standards — or respectability politics? The panel reacts to the argument that Black students are judged differently than white students.
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