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We asked you on the Community Page on the Bla Xit You Tube channel if you would like to know more about some traditional Gambian Drinks. So we have made a two part series just for you.
We post in the Community section so if you would like to know more and keep in touch it is a great place to meet. So I hope you can buy some of the ingredients when you are out shopping and try them for yourself.
Thank you to Anna and Fatou for helping us and Khafre for ****isting and Adrian for drinking and to Seth for filming and editing.
I hope you enjoy this episode it is dedicated to all our supporters and donors we really appreciate you very much. We love you all Bla Xit family and I would love for you to be making your own drinks in your home in Africa soon. Thanks for watching, thanks for subscribing and thanks for Smashing that like button.
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Don't just see it as an example. Be self-determined and register to have the Kambons help you duplicate this model in your own life.
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Mwalimu Baruti on the results of what happens when strong Black men and strong Black women come together. Kamau and Mawiyah Kambon first generation exemplary models of Familyhood. Obadele and Kala Kambon as second generations of Familyhood.
When a caiman attacks the otter cubs, the whole family comes together to defend them.
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Giant otters are one of the toughest creatures in the Amazon jungle. Not only are they living in a lake in the middle of the Peruvian Amazon, but they are also surrounded by three hundred black caiman, anaconda, jaguar and puma. Diablo the giant otter also has six unruly pups to keep from harm, and educate in the ways of the jungle. This otter dad certainly has his paws full. Leading wildlife cameraman Charlie Hamilton-James follows the family in their remarkable location over the course of a whole season, through their ups, downs, and the start of a new generation of otters.
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In 1968, a groundbreaking television documentary titled Black on Black aired in Los Angeles. Created by journalism professor Joe Saltzman, the program took a different approach from most media of its time. Rather than using an outside narrator to interpret events, the film centered the voices of Black residents in South Central Los Angeles, allowing them to speak directly about their lives, experiences, and perspectives.
The documentary captures conversations about identity, community life, economic struggle, policing, culture, family dynamics, and faith during a period of major social change in the United States. Filmed in the late 1960s — just years after major civil rights legislation and during a time of heightened national tension — Black on Black serves as a raw, unfiltered snapshot of how ordinary people described their reality in that moment.
Today, the film remains an important historical time capsule, preserving voices and viewpoints from a pivotal era in American history.
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0:00 Opening
1:00 Intro
2:44 Life Inside the Ghetto
7:05 Black Identity & Pride
14:21 Understanding Soul
17:41 Natural Hair & Self-Acceptance
25:41 Soul Food & The Generational Divide
31:29 Jobs, Shopping & Economic Frustration
36:48 Police Harassment, Cars, & Low Riders
43:06 Family Life & Household Pressure
55:37 Faith, Church & Skepticism
1:11:13 Outro