Free Your Mind: A Revolution In Words Literary Festival, keynote address by Dr. T'Shaka. Dr. T'Shaka is an activist, scholar, renowned public speaker, professor, workshop leader, author, organizer and visionary of exceptional influence. For 38 years Dr. T'Shaka was a Professor at San Francisco State University, where he is now Professor Emeritus. Dr. Oba T'Shaka (formerly Bill Bradley) led the San Francisco Civil Rights Movement and addressed such issues as economic apartheid and job discrimination within San Francisco and as well as - See more at: http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=2....000636401#sthash.bdi

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Malcolm X His Transformations and a introduction to Malcolm through reviewing some of the critical scholarship on Malcolm X.

DR. ASA HILLIARD, III The former Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Urban Education has said the following about Dr. Oba T'Shaka's book The Political Legacy of Malcolm X "Oba T'Shaka has written a book which dwarfs all other writings on Malcolm X. Both Alex Haley and George Breitman suggest that Malcolm made fundamental changes in his position toward the end. It is T'Shaka's contention, and it is this contention that his work documents, that the substance of Malcolm's thought did not change, even though the form may have changed. A careful reading of T'Shaka's book will show that he has eclipsed both of these writers, one of whom has an international reputation."

Dr. Nathan Hare, Clinical Psychologist, Sociologist and Innovator of the Discipline of Black Studies, said ot Dr. Oba T'Shaka's book The Political Legacy of Malcolm X: "For Oba T'Shaka's good work in the organization and uplift of African and African American peoples, he has achieved both national and international eminence. Had I not already regarded Oba T'Shaka as one of the key social philosophers in the Afro-American race today, a reading of this manuscript on the life and death of Malcolm X would have been instructive to me. Its careful even meticulous scholarship is reminiscent of W.E.B. Dubois', The Philadelphia Negro."

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, noted author, scholar and public intellectual in The New York Times Book Review section, reviewed all the major books on Malcolm X, and ranked The Political Legacy of Malcolm X number one In his review of Dr. T'Shaka's book he wrote: "The Political Legacy of Malcolm X is a clear exposition of Malcolm's political ideas as a revolutionary black nationalist."

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Dr. T'Shaka will explain a key part of Self-Knowledge: Knowing and Being an essential dimension of God Within Us, the dimension of our Ka or our Destiny. This dimension of being human, is our life purpose, that brings joy and meaning to our lives and to the lives of others.

Title track from the new album "Heiwa" by multi-instrumentalist Mansur Brown. Something different...

We revisit a story we should never forget. I traveled to St. Louis in December of 2018 to interview Melissa McKinnes(Danye Jones's mother) to find out what happened to our Brotha.

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⁣This video discusses the existence of a true master whose life and works
were used to predicate the biblical accounts of Jesus. It obvious the name of
that master was not Jesus. This existence is proven by the use this master and
his disciples made of divine scientific truths in the context of the Hebrews. Now,
these truths are part of an exact science unknown of the Whites. This nature of
our religion is proven thanks to the kemetic cosmological argument. Not knowing
this truth, the Whites people could not be the authors of its contextualization.
This master could not be Osiris, since this one is not a human being, but the
divine nature of you and me. He could not also be Horus, since this is the
temporal manifestation of the Logos in each one of us. That master was teaching
the scientific truth bequeathed to us by our ancestors. A truth we have the
right to claim while rejecting the cultural attached to it.

Orishas - Canto Para Elewa y Chango | Album A Lo Cubano

Lyrics

Hijo Elewa, mi santo Elewa, mi vida Elewa
Mafereo Ochún el rey de los caminos
La ley de mi destino
Rojo y negro como el tinto vino
Quien me abre los caminos con su garabato
Ica de aguardiente humo de tabaco, vestido de saco
Quien me deja ver cuando estoy opaco
Síguele los pasos, pídele salúd
Y que te aleje de los malos ratos
Pido yo la bendición pa' expresar mis sentimientos
To' lo que mi pidas, dalo por echo
No profeso, mi filosofia cuando se trata de Echún
Mafereo Ofún Elewa

Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Lo que digo es lo que pienso
Lo que pienso es lo que siento
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad

Yo como un rayo digo loco lo que siento
Mi voz que ruge como el viento
Blanco e rojo represiento
Changó virtuoso gordete como un oso
Bien perezoso, jocoso, fogoso
Santa Bárbara bendita es tu Changó
Guía por el bien camino a tus hijos como yo
Dale la luz señora de virtud
Fuerza, esperanza, en ti confianza, con tu espada avanza
Mi miko e tan fuerte como el machete de Egún
Y son tan dulces como el melao de ochún
Soy un Orishas, tu boca cierra
Enviado por Oloffi para gobernar la Tierra

Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Lo que digo es lo que pienso
Lo que pienso es lo que siento
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad

Donada para los Orishas
Que llevo en el corazón con amor
Pido que me den salúd e inspiración
Y también la bendición
Pido para todo aquel que tiene fé
Lo mismo que para mi tu lo ves
Para el necio y el cobarde
Que jamás estén aquí

Orishas llega con su letra del año underground
Pa'los que han sido traidores no durarán un round
Yo protegido me encuentro por la naturaleza
Y con firmeza, pa' to los buenos donaré mi inteligencia
Que el fruto de la paciencia esté en tus manos
Mucho trabajo y sufrimiento a los Orishas le ha costado
Poder estar en el lugar que se han ganado
Aunque montones de veces tropiece con ese
Que cresce desde que fallece a veces docenas de veces
Veces no merece la que acontece aunque estreses
Pa' los Orishas su boca no crece
Recordarás mi voz, antes que reces, antes que reces, reces

Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad lo digo yo
Lo que digo es lo que pienso
Lo que pienso es lo que siento
Canto pa' Elewa y para Changó
Canto de verdad.

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This video breaks down the ancestral legacy of post pharaohnic populations among the Mande peoples of West Afrika.