The islands of San Andres, Providence/Providencia, and Santa Catalina, were originally colonized by the british and therefore are more culturally similar to the other Black populated english-speaking Caribbean islands, although they are a departamento (akin to state in the u.s.) in the South "american" nation state of colombia today. This documentary shows how music brought by men who worked on the sea, connected them to other Black people and Black people music of the wider Caribbean.


From Original Source:
Wi Da Dis is a series of short documentaries that highlight the cultural aspect of the community of Old Providence and Santa Catalina Island, with a native point of view around our music, dance and gastronomy, pleased in four audiovisual archive to transmit this knowledge for generations to come. CARIBBEAN SOUND: The second chapter addresses the different musical genres that came to the island brought by sailors that travel in the Caribbean and used the sea to bring different rhythms and sounds to Providence and Santa Catalina.CREDITS: Direction and original idea - ROBERT BRITTONGeneral production - JENNIFER ARCHBOLD (Ad honorem) Field production - KAREN LIVINGSTONDirector´s assistant - NICOLE SCHNOORCamera and editing - JOEL PEÑALOZACamera and editing - GALVIS NEWBALLOriginal music - JOHNY BRANDTSound assistant - NITCHMAN ROBINSONCover art - ARELIS HOWARDCover illustration - LUIS HOWARDVoice and narration - CHARLIE ARCHBOLDInvestigation assistant - MIGUEL PENILLAGeneral consulting - RICARDO VEGAPostproduction - NICOLA MORETTI More info: www.oldprovidencerecords.com

⁣⁣Akosua & Afia share the words for household items in Twi

Akosua & Afia teach Twi Day's and Day Names

⁣In the spirit of REPARATIONS we must embark on a journey of self
examination to see how SCHOOLING AND CHURCHING have normaized the results of SLAVE-BREAKING so that the victims of this cruel process now comfortably and WITHOUT SHAME wear all the marks
of a defeated people.

⁣Speaking on the passing of Imam Jamil Al-Amin (Baba H. Rap Brown), Decade of Our Repatriation (D.O.O.R.), Abibitumi Conference, Abibifahodie Festival, and Repatriate to Ghana
https://www.decadeofourrepatriation.com
https://www.abibitumi.com
https://www.r2gh.com

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Kente is regarded as a fabric for the royals and is popular worldwide. There are varying accounts of its origin and so the Yenkassa team decided to go to the source, Bonwire, and track down the one true origin story/history of Kente. Listen to Chief Kente Designer, Akwesi Kwarteng, narrate the true story of the Kente fabric as passed down from his ancestors. Akwesi Kwarteng is a direct descendant of the man who designed (added patterns) the Kente cloth.

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Contact Akwesi Kwarteng/Bonwire Kente Weaving Center:
(Ask for Akwesi Kwarteng)
Dial from US: +233 24 908 4121
Dial in Ghana: 024 908 4121
Email: ohenbaoseid@gmail.com

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Introduction - Dr. John Henrik Clarke · 2000 Black

2000 Black Volume 2: Ascension for Expanision

℗ 1992 T.R.U.T.H. Music

Released on: 1992-01-01

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Le professeur John Henrik Clarke, qui dévoile la face cachée de Louis Farrakhan et Maulana Karenga.

Professor John Henrik Clarke, who reveals Louis Farrakhan's dark side and Maulana Karenga.