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John Coltrane Quartet at Birdland - Afro Blue (1963)
Personnel: John Coltrane (soprano sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Elvin Jones (drums)
from the album 'COLTRANE LIVE AT BIRDLAND' (Impulse! Records)
Three dope producers (Jah-I-Witness x Nya 7seedz x Gunner Gram of Tha City Kidz) get together to do dope sh*t
The untold story of Jelani Henry, who says Facebook likes landed him in Rikers.
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"Tell Me Who I Am" is a cartoon produced by Positive Communications Inc. It's designed to facilitate discussions and reflections on identity, self-awareness, and personal development. The cartoon features characters grappling with questions about their own identities, seeking to understand themselves better and navigate life's challenges. It may explore themes such as authenticity, self-discovery, and the impact of external influences on one's sense of self.
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Description: This presentation looks at the racial politics of Bob Marley in terms of his music and activism. Marley’s song ‘One Love’ is heavily promoted by the Eurasianstream media industry and, consequently, it is often a focal point in common discourse on Bob Marley. The commercialization of ‘One Love’ is thought by many in Pan-Afrikan social circles to be a de-radicalization misrepresentation of Marley’s “radical” Pan-Afrikan music. Considering the fact Marley can be “co-opted” suggests that he was never a Pan-Afrikanist, in the Garveyite sense, and, in fact, facilitated ideological confusion.
Minister Louis Farrakhan on Donahue (1990)@InstitutionalizedRacism
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Psychology of... Season 3 - episode 1
