Captain Ibrahim Traoré addresses Burkinabe citizens and African students in Moscow following Russia’s Victory Day celebration. In this powerful speech, he calls on Africa to embrace practical science and pursue self-reliance in military and technological capabilities—specifically nuclear development—as a path to true sovereignty. Traoré criticizes Africa’s continued dependence on foreign powers and highlights the need to learn from Russia’s scientific and military progress. His visit underscores strengthening ties between Burkina Faso and Russia in the fight against neocolonialism. Watch the full English-translated speech and share your thoughts in the comments.

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In 1984, President Captain Thomas Sankara shocked the world with a bold speech at the United Nations — but what happened after is rarely talked about.He walked the streets of Harlem, met with African Americans, and made a powerful discovery: the struggle of Black people in America and Africa were deeply connected. From that moment, he envisioned a global institution to unite the Black world — the Institut des Peuples Noirs.Decades later, in 2025, Burkina Faso's new revolutionary leader Ibrahim Traoré is reviving that vision — and Black America is watching. This is the secret link between Black America and Burkina Faso that history tried to erase.In this video, we explore:- Sankara’s visit to Harlem and his message to the diaspora 🇺🇸✊🏿- The founding of the Institut des Peuples Noirs (IPN) 🏛️- Ibrahim Traoré’s bold decision to bring it back in 2025 🔥- Why this moment matters for Pan-Africanism and Black unity 🌍🔔 Subscribe for more stories #ibrahimtraoré #thomassankara #burkinafaso #panafricanism #africa #america #blackamerica

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Thau-Thau Haramanuba—respected elder, scholar, and voice of African spirituality—to explore what it truly means to reclaim ancestral wisdom in a world shaped by colonial religion. From the meaning of "Mimu" to the role of ancestors, he challenges Western constructs of God, sin, and worship, offering a bold redefinition of the divine rooted in African thought. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone seeking spiritual clarity, cultural grounding, or a deeper understanding of Africa’s spiritual legacy.


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This lecture focuses on the topic of education and is part one of a series of presentations given in 1989. It (the series) attempts to "operationally define" an African-centered (relevant) education. The lecture is only general, of course, and much of what it covers will be dealt with in greater detail in the soon-to-be-published book, Educating the Black Child for the Twenty-First Century: A Rationale for an African-centered Pedagogy. Look for this some time this year or 2017-2018. Contact and other information are provided below:

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The Cultural Nationalist and Spookism Folx usually clip this first part out before uploading. He start out briefly addressing Feel Good History , the Conspiratorial Approach to History, the Importance of Reading and Writing and Proactivity vs Reactivity