The foundation of Christianity suggests that Africa was a place that had to be tamed in order to receive the gospel and the lessons of CIVILity. We take a look at some of the people out here who are carrying that message.

Welcome back to Powered by Nyame! Glad you could join for yet another episode. In this week's installment, we focus on the concepts of paradise and plantation and zero in on slavery as a power relationship that taps, ultimately, the spirit/energy or spiritual power base of the enslaved. Power is genderless and race-less, which means a "slave" is a de-personalized thing, a prop, that has relinquished their power base to an individual, institution, or another authority. We experience paradise on the backs of plantation lives, but what if the those lives denied paradise and reclaimed their spiritual power base? What kind of just(ified) world might we have?

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GENTRIFICATION IN D.C. IN THE 1970'S.

He puts on a sad face but the fact of the matter is they he helped take
down Brother Malcolm X and set his people back forever until the end
of time. He prevented Malcolm from getting into the United Nations.
He worked with the oppressive white system and set Malcolm up to be
gunned down by the puppets in The Nation of Islam. This creep just like
his partner Raymond Woods was pure shit. Now we are left with a bunch
of Black individuals who are monetarily successful but collectively we
are a bunch of damn bums. Nothings has changed, when we get around
each other we only want to talk about material possessions we already
obtained or seeking to get. We've been ran into the ground.

If another Black person makes more money than the next the think they
are superior. We've been turned into clowns.

Now come on and argue with me so I can show you how crazy you are.
If you think we are at where we are suppose to be as a people you are out
of your mind, - Omar Shabazz.