Hey everyone, just a quick video reading off an interesting article on the subject of how Medieval Africans handled Pandemics (though the article says "Ancient Africans" a bunch, medieval is much more appropriate), so that I can meet my 2020 New Year's Resolution of posting 9 videos before 2021! Apologies for my struggles pronouncing some of the words in this article, you wouldn't believe how many tries it took to get some of them even close to right lmao.

Original Article by Shadreck Chirikure: https://theconversation.com/ar....chaeology-shows-how-

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Jah-I-Witness Emcee remixes Happy by Pharrell Williams from the Dispicable Me 2 Soundtrack. Pharrell has hit the nail on the head with this #1 tune and its about time that we here a song that makes us all HAPPY. Jah-I-Witness and Pharrell Williams are both Virginia natives, which is home to top notch producers such as Timbaland, Nottz, Teddy Riley, and many more. This is a Remix!!! HAPPY...HAPPY...HAPPY...

Description:

Smooth Hip-Hop / Neosoul Remix of Pharrell Williams - Happy

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In episode 21 of under CTRL, we interviewed celebrated human rights defender, hacker and security trainer Matt Mitchell and discussed different forms of social injustice and privacy intrusion that are increasingly apparent in cyberspace.
Considered one of the most influential minds in the cybersecurity community, Matt felt compelled to use his knowledge for good. As a tech fellow of the Ford Foundation and co-founder of CryptoHarlem, Matt helps high-risk individuals, marginalized groups, and journalists secure their identity and work online.
Listen on for real-life examples, tips and stories of a quest to safeguard privacy of those who need it most.

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