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Malcolm X - Return From Mecca Interview - May 21, 1964
Watch our independent film: Message to the People A Story of Malcolm X available Here: https://www.melaneyesmedia.com/

Message to the People: A Story of MALCOLM X is a historical dramatization of the life and words of, Malcolm X. This one-hour movie which portrays his image and presents his words as performed by Baba Aundar, is based on the theatrical play which bears the same name.

This film introduces us to the great legacy of a cultural Icon: Malcolm X also known as El Hajj Malik El Shabazz. It shows the life journey and powerful transformation of Malcolm Little to Malcolm X; spanning his childhood in Omaha, NE to adulthood as the National Spokesperson for the Nation Of Islam and founder of the Muslim Mosque Incorporated. Message to the People shows the evolution of the man himself. It sheds light on his upbringing, his travels to the Middle East and Africa while emphasizing his commitment to Black pride, self reliance, human rights and the liberation of African peoples all over the globe.

An International figure, Malcolm’s message of Black Nationalism challenged and shifted the views of many people around the world. There can be an argument made that his views and social commentary are more relevant now than ever. To hear Malcolm in the film speak about the disproportionate number of African Americans locked up in prison, the “House Negro” mentality, and the black struggle for human rights, only reaffirms that many things have changed since the Civil Right’s movement; while other issues that have plagued our society have remained the same.

The views of Malcolm expressed in the film, challenge the notion that integration was the best solution for Black Americans. A story of Malcolm X encourages viewers to take a look in the mirror and ask hard questions about the choices we make as individuals as well as a community. One of our goals with this film is to provoke dialogue and spark conversation amongst those who see it. With so many culturally conscious movies and documentaries by black film makers exploding onto the marketplace, we want to take the torch and fuel to the fire of knowledge and awareness! True conversation and dialogue will help our community to heal and begin to implement solutions for positive change, socially, culturally, economically and psychologically and we want Message to the People to be one of the catalysts for this growth and healing.

We want you to see this film and get a better understanding of Malcolm X, the man. Know that he was more than the picture of him gazing out the window armed with an assault rifle bolstering “By any means necessary.” He was a complex individual, with strong opinions, a passionate and eloquent speaker who devoted his life to uplifting his people. Malcolm was a son, a father, a husband, a teacher, a statesman, a visionary, he was the voice of a people. Oder this movie, download it, purchase the DVD, borrow it from a friend, rent it online, but by all means SEE this movie!

⁣Former Enslaved Afrikan Fountain Hughes Unedited Interview | 1949

www.bittermedicineblogs.com – A recent New York Times article, “Working to Close the Breast Feeding Gap” totally surprised us! In it, the article says that Black women are not encouraged to nurse as much as white women, due to the history of their own mothers not breast feeding them.

Shockingly, Black newborns are nine times more likely than white babies to get formula in hospitals. Initially, white women led the charge to raise their children on baby formula, and Black women followed suit. However, at some point white women ditched baby formula, realizing “breast is best”, but Black women did not follow. It should be noted: White women leading the charge towards feeding babies with baby formula is rooted in Slavery.

Many Black women today shun breast feeding because it reminds them of days gone by, during slavery, when Black women were forced to not only work the fields, but also be wet nurses to white families.

We examine the reasons why there isn’t more lactation assistance in our community; Black women’s traumatic history with being wet nurses to their oppressor’s children; the pros and cons of breast feeding from both a scientific and metaphysical stance; and we relate all of this to why white supremacy discourages breast feeding in the Black community.

These and other topics are discussed. Listen to find out more!

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Happy Africa Day
Afrobeats pioneer and legend, Fuse ODG is back with a brand new single from his forthcoming album. This time with the final part of his ground-breaking trilogy, "Spirit of New Africa" (S.O.N.A) out on Friday 20th June 2025

Following the success of part 1 and 2, "This Is New Africa" (T.I.N.A) and "New Africa Nation" (N.A.N.A), this third album is a heartfelt homage to the soul of Africa, designed to resonate deeply with people both in the diaspora and on the continent.

Fuse ODG will also be celebrating this release with a major headline show on July 26th at Southbank London, bringing the Spirit of New Africa to life on stage for the first time! This unmissable event will showcase the full power of the movement, uniting fans in celebration of culture, identity, and the music that’s redefining Africa’s image globally. Tickets Available Here: [a]www.fuseodg.com[/a]

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Produced by: @itzcj_made_it
Mixed by: @damage_mix_bus
Mastered by: @mixed_by_authentic

Artist: Fuse ODG
Featuring: Suli Breaks
Executive Producers: Fuse ODG Andre Hackett
ODG Management:
Nana Abiona
Andre Hackett
Caroline Osobowale
Stefan Frimpong
Jade Avia
Ezekiel Quaye
R.Dee
Macarthy Dennis
Artist Stylist: Charlie Van Purpz

Director: Christian Saint
Dop: Hal Pilkington
Screenplay/ Writer: Christian Saint
Project Manager: Héléna Miléna
Head of Production: Brian Gogoe
Production Company: New Saint Corporation
1st AC: Sein Faisal
2nd AC: Kweku Sekyi Yeboah
3rd AC: Daniel Attoh
4th AC: Louis Mcholly
1st AD: Eben Amen
2nd AD: Jones Martey
BTS Videographer: Kevin Ghansah
BTS Photographer: Erica Aryee
Steadicam 1: Mel Arthur
Steadicam 2: Key Grip Francis kwapong
Assistant Grip 1: Offei kwapong
Assistant Grip 2: Kofi Francis
Gaffer: Ibrahim Yakubu
Spark 1: Alex Newton
Spark 2: Dennis Bodza
Electrician: Emanuel Tometi
Best Boy: Daniel Agoe
Producer: Christian Saint
Technical Producer: Kobe outta
Rental Company: Outta Rentals
Costume Stylist: Mohammed Osumanu
Art Department: penthauz creatives
Production Designer: Douglas Baiden
Art Director: Thomas Dogba

ROLES
1 Props Master: Victor Sowah
Set Dresser: Prince Agboshie
Set Dresser 2: Mercy Narte
Art Coordinator: Emmanuel Annan
Cast Director: Augustus Luttrotte
Location Manager: Augustus Luttrotte
Runner 1: Amadu Kuunaa
Runner 2: Dunamis
Runner 3: Desmond Nii Tageo
Transportation Company: Mr Philip Catering Eben Amen
Makeup (SFX): Lydia Ashitey
Security Company: Augustine Lamar
DIT: Wis Dee Studios
Sound Recorder: Maizin
Editor: Abdul Majeed
Sound: Designer
VFX: Nurudeen
Graphic Designer: Adobe Messiah
Colorist: Cutncolor

CAST
Young Diaspora Kid: Oliver Senam Kodzo Dufe
GrandMa: Nana Esther
Mother: Twin 1 Grace
Mother Twin 2: Glory
2 month old Baby: Hakim
3 yrs old: Daymia Lamptey
Father: Glenn Sam
13yr Boy: Zion Soumaro Steven Setor
Grown Sundiata: Kojo Boakye
Masquerade1: Yaaro
Masquerade 2: Dunamis
Masquerade 3: Desmond
Mid Wife: Mariama
Dead Soldier 1: Yaaro
Dead Soldier 2: Desmond
Priestess: Kuba
Young Kid 1: Benard Bentil
Young Kid 2: Kenneth Etrue
Young Kid 3: Geshone Adetey Sowah
Training Man 1: Oshuu
Training Man 2: Jojo Asare
Baptism Extra 1: Mary Entsie
Baptism Extra 2: Victor Akweley Hoffman
Baptism Extra 3: Prince Armah Baptism
Extra 4: Emmanuel Essel
Baptism Extra 5: Mr Addy

Angel 1: Issac
Angel 2: Rasford Bentil
Angel 3: Abraham Lartey
Angel 4: Prince Armah
GrandMother: Fohfoh
Horse Stunt Rider 1: Fahad
Horse Stunt Rider 2: iddrisu
Woman Braider 1: Mariama Woman
Braider 2: Maabena
Young Runner: Nii Boi
Motor Stunt Rider 1: Star Boy
Motor Stunt Rider 2: Spartan
Motor Stunt Rider 3: Paa Nii
Motor Stunt Rider 4: Gasper
Motor Stunt Rider 5: Shatta
Motor Stunt Rider 6: Paa Fio
Motor Stunt Rider 7: Felix
Motor Stunt Rider 8: One way
Motor Stunt Rider 9: Stopper
Motor Stunt Rider 10: Fear me

Elders 1: Issac Aryee
Elders 2: Peter Doodo
Elders 3: Joseph
Elders 4: Nii Kpakpo
Elders 5: Mr Sackey
Elders 6: Mr Nee Quaye
Elders 7: Jackson
Elders 8: Mr Arye
Soldiers 1: Asendua
Soldiers 2: Amadu
Soldiers 3: Prince Morgan
Soldiers 4: Desmond
Soldiers 5: Kelvin
Soldiers 6: Thomas
Soldiers 7: Razak
Soldiers 8: El Dunamis
Soldiers 9: Nyanya
Soldiers 10: Bongo
Soldiers 11: Savage
Soldiers 12: King
Soldiers 13: Dancehall
Soldiers 14: Marley
Soldiers 15: Majesty

Possibly the most controversial figure within current affairs on the island of Barbados has his say on Catcha Fyah. The long standing trade unionist spoke openly about a range of issues he says should be of concern to Barbadians.

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