⁣The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil Discussion

Clip from Happily Natural Day 2013 by Mwalimu Baruti.

In this video we discuss the critical role of accountability in preserving the health of our relationships and how, when sincerely practiced, it can strengthen the bonds of affection between husbands and wives.

Decoding the eternal wisdom of the Tshonga people.

Channels TV Nigeria Documentary
50 Years After Biafra

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Black Manhood in the Diaspora - Amos N. Wilson, PhD

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Food Globalization: The Truth Behind Cheap Food | Investigative Documentary from 2013


Who’s paying the real price for the cheap food in our supermarkets? We investigate the conditions under which three staples – bananas, vegetables and fish – are produced. In Italy, illegal workers from sub-Saharan Africa live in appalling conditions, working long hours under the control of omnipotent ‘caporalatos’. In Cameroon, the banana industry stands accused of appropriating land, polluting the environment and bribing local politicians. Meanwhile in Guinea, fish stocks are plundered by foreign fleets. The African workers on these ships are often exploited and abused.