Although Amanda Bojang knew she had great potential to do great, she had to fight the subliminal negative indoctrination in the UK that said she could not accomplish anything of any significance. But after visiting the Gambia her destiny started to take shape. Today, when she looks at what she has accomplished with her Gambian husband and says she still has to pinch herself.

We hope her story will inspire you to contribute towards the rebuilding of the continent of African and at the same time realise the great potential that you have inside of you.

The first and only successful slave revolution in the Americas began in 1791 when thousands of brutally exploited slaves rose up against their masters on Saint-Domingue, the most profitable colony in the eighteenth-century Atlantic world. Within a few years, the slave insurgents forced the French administrators of the colony to emancipate them, a decision ratified by revolutionary Paris in 1794. This victory was a stunning challenge to the order of master/slave relations throughout the Americas, including the southern United States, reinforcing the most fervent hopes of slaves and the worst fears of masters.But, peace eluded Saint-Domingue as British and Spanish forces attacked the colony. A charismatic ex-slave named Toussaint Louverture came to France’s aid, raising armies of others like himself and defeating the invaders. Ultimately Napoleon, fearing the enormous political power of Toussaint, sent a massive mission to crush him and subjugate the ex-slaves. After many battles, a decisive victory over the French secured the birth of Haiti and the permanent abolition of slavery from the land. The independence of Haiti reshaped the Atlantic world by leading to the French sale of Louisiana to the United States and the expansion of the Cuban sugar economy.Laurent Dubois weaves the stories of slaves, free people of African descent, wealthy whites, and French administrators into an unforgettable tale of insurrection, war, heroism, and victory. He establishes the Haitian Revolution as a foundational moment in the history of democracy and human rights.http://karonaj.com/Free webinar: http://bit.ly/2y3JkkLhhttp://g....raymatter.globalmone

The 30th Annual W.E.B. DuBois Lecture was held Wednesday, November 12 at UMBC. Molefi Kete Asante, a professor in the Department of African American Studies at Temple University, discusses DuBois and Africa: The Convergence of Consciousness. Asante is an expert on African culture and philosophy and is the author of 65 books and more than 300 articles. The founding editor of the Journal of Black Studies, he is considered to be one of the 10 most widely cited African American writers and scholars.
The event was sponsored by the Department of Africana Studies with additional support from the Dresher Center for the Humanities.

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⁣Anthony Browder Survival Strategies for Africans in America – 13 Steps To Freedom
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In #AntiGravity Part 3, I have uploaded THE “controversial” 1974 Lecture on the overlooked properties of Gyroscopes by Eric Laithwaite that not only defy everything we know about gravity but defy everything we pretend to know about our very reality itself! This was the 4th of 6 lectures he presented in 1974 as part of UK’s flagship and nationally televised “Christmas Lectures”. His lecture series was titled “The Engineer Through the Looking Glass” following the theme of the famous book “Alice in Wonderland”. The 4th lecture was titled “The Jabberwock”, whom was a monster with many heads that Eric considered a good resemblance of the way the sciences are broken down, the dogmatic “scientific” establishment, and the very man-made “Laws” of Physics themselves. Indeed Eric Laithwaite is very accurate in depicting the state of the “scientific community” then and now as a sort of monster; and the subsequent disgraceful treatment he received for outright shattering many long held beliefs regarding objects in rotation proves just that.

In this lecture, Eric Laithwaite performs a series of mind-boggling experiments that prove gyroscopes, or spinning objects in general, move (or “precess”) with no angular momentum, no centripetal force, and infinite acceleration! Essentially, objects in rotation have mass, velocity, but behave as if their mass is displaced “somewhere” thus resulting in no angular momentum. While this may appear as “gravity defying”, I see if more along the lines that our “understanding” of “gravity” needs a serious re-evaluation. Literally what is this sorcery?? From lifting 20+ pound spinning wheels with a finger or two, heavy gyro wheels balancing UPSIDE DOWN, balanced wheels RISING after spinning, and little children appearing to have super human strength, Eric proves behind a shadow of doubt that there is much more to reality than we would have even deemed possible. But even above the wonders of reality, a simple toy gyroscope exposes the massive multi-year (possibly even multi-centuries or even longer) “scientific” establishment coverup. If the mechanics of a gyroscope have been for so long, and seemingly so easily, covered up, what OTHER sciences and/or technologies are being kept from us?? #FreeEnergy #Telepathy #SpaceTravel

The original upload can be viewed at the Royal Institution’s official website: http://www.rigb.org/christmas-....lectures/watch/1974/

The link between electricity, magnetism, and gravity may very well be staring in our face. And one aspect of the gyroscope that Eric mentioned briefly that deserves close attention is obtaining electricity or “radiation” from a gyroscope. This is touching upon Bruce DePalma’s N-Machine territory, which involves a large magnetic gyroscope. Time to get yourselves some spinning wheels and investigate our hidden (and actively covered) reality for yourself!

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In this bilingual lecture delivered at CEADA, AfroN8V provides his reflections for May 21st, deemed "dia de la afrocolombianidad" in Colombia. On this day, slavery was abolished in 1851. Annually now celebrated or commemorated in Colombia as "dia de la afrocolombianidad". The main source used for this lecture is Afrikan-"Colombian" scholar Manuel Zapata Olivella's book "Las Llaves de America". Homage is paid to Ayiti and President Petion.

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The traditional living compound in Tanje Village Museum presents the Gambian way of life 150 years ago and provides more insight into Gambian culture, family structures and hierarchies. Will it surprise you that many Gambians live in such compounds even today?

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Living Arrangements in Contemporary Gunjur, GAMBIA
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Brikama Craft Market, GAMBIA
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At the Gunjur Project Lodge with Jo Austin-Preece, GAMBIA
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At the Upper Basic School, Gunjur GAMBIA
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Traditional House of BATAK TOBA - Samosir Island, INDONESIA
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Inside the Oldest Hutong District in Beijing, China
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Inside the Bamboo House on Stilts with our Guide Susu, MYANMAR
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Karen Hilltribe Village - Mae Hong Son Province, THAILAND
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Rural MAHARASHTRA - Tribals & Hemant CHHABRA, India
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If you have a great passion, the logical thing to do is see the fruit of it. That is simply what our agripreneuer this week is about. He may not know where the Passion fruit got its name from but has certainly mastered how to grow it. I am sure you are curious too..allow me to be your Google today.. Apparently, Passion Fruit was named by the 16th century Spanish Catholic Missionaries in the Amazon region of Brazil. They called it - Passionflower /” flower of the five wounds” after its purple flower which they believed resembled the five wounds of Christ. You are welcome.. .. BTW, have you checked out the first episode on the A-Z of Avocado farming? Here is a link for it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUwpySeUjC0&t=6s…While at it, subscribe and hit the notification bell to get alerts when a video is up! Will yah!

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