Eddie Harris - Listen Here from his 1967. release "The Electrifying Eddie Harris"

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Watch this Story about a woman who Stole Her Sister's Husband And Lived To Regret It

Welcome to African Tales By Chi. On this channel, you can watch entertaining stories that are deeply rooted in culture.

Keywords : African Tales, Folktale, Folklore, Mystery Family Drama, Animated Tales, Village life

THE PENUEL SHOW WITH JOSHUA MAPONGA

00:00 - INTRO
02:55 - New look
03:35 - What does God look like
05:48 - Image of God
08:00 - Imparting knowledge & procreation
16:55 - Dream interpretation & ancestral relationship
24:25 - What is traditional healing (ubungoma) to you
28:18 - Importance of knowing your origin
34:15 - Effects of psychedelic & alcoholic drugs
40:04 - Advice to young people
54:24 - How do we own our minds
1:04:13 - Ubuntu & Africanism
1:09:20 - Individualism within Africans
1:13:04 - African green energy agenda
1:16:02 - Local politics & politicians
1:23:00 - Who does Africa belong to
1:30:55 - Who does land belong to
1:34:38 - Land issue
1:40:00 - Orania & land occupation
1:44:40 - Geopolitics & war
1:46:29 - Who can be an African
1:49:00 - Race/ethnic group preservation
1:50:15 - Religious wars
2:04:30 - Where can people acquire knowledge
2:09:25 - What does a perfect Africa look like
2:20:40 - ENDS

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Dr Frances Cress Welsing talks about Understanding the Global System of Racism.
New African Paradigm Lecture Series.
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Jah-I-Witness Emcee on the production.

NOTHING TO HIDE (2017) deals with the acceptance of mass surveillance through the "I have nothing to hide" narrative. “Eye-opening” (Forbes) “Fascinating” (Les Inrocks).
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Dr. John Henrik Clarke's talk on "Are We Ready for the Twenty-First Century" explore various aspects of global readiness for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Clarke, a prominent African-American historian and scholar, was known for his insights into African and African-American history and culture. In this talk, he discussed topics such as social justice, education, economic empowerment, and cultural identity, examining how these factors impact the readiness of individuals and communities to navigate the complexities of the modern world. Clarke's perspective emphasized the importance of historical understanding, self-awareness, and collective action in preparing for the future. His lectures often encouraged critical thinking and reflection on the past to inform present actions and shape a more equitable and inclusive future.

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