Part 17: https://youtu.be/KsrfCtAsJu0
Part 1: https://youtu.be/HClJ9cRlYD4
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In this clip, Michael Jai White opened up about being crowned in Ghana, and feeling uncomfortable with all the attention and praise. After stating that he looked like he was "freaking out" during the ceremony, Michael went on to speak about not realizing that he was leading a parade thrown in his honor. To hear more, including Michael explaining what he's been doing in Ghana since the ceremony, hit the above clip.

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Living MA'AT - A Blueprint For Moral Leadership With Baba Tdka Kilimanjaro


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Timecodes:
0:00 – 🎶 Intro Music
0:25 – 🌟 Welcome
4:12 – 🏞️ The Journey to becoming Tdka Kilimanjaro
7:13 – 📚 Planting Seeds of Truth: The Inspiration Behind MA’AT for Children
12:47 – 🤝 Restoring Hope: Guiding Children Through Misinformation and Disconnection
15:07 – ✨ Self-Assessment and Correction: Can Families Embrace MA’AT?
19:23 – 🙌 Scholarship Over Emotion: Finding the Truth You Seek
19:34 – 👁️ Fun Question from the Sekhmet Zone
23:33 – 🙌 The Knowledge Disconnect: Bridging Generations for Nation Building
32:10 – 👁️ Challenges in Integrating MA’AT: Insights from Family and Education
40:19 – 💫 Cultural Identity Unfolded: Baba Tdka Reflects Further on His Name
41:32 – 🌌 Grounding Youth in Culture: Staying True to Afrikan Roots in Modern Society
46:05 – 🙌 Word of the Day: Embracing the Spirit of a Scholar
46:21 – 👁️ Another Fun Question from the Sekhmet Zone
49:25 – 👨‍👦 Writing Together: How Collaboration Shaped Baba Tdka’s Works
53:07 – 🙌 Reya'Sekhmet: A Name Rooted in Light, Protection, and Healing
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55:58 – 👨‍👦 Embracing Medu Neter: Encouragement for Learners on Their Journey
58:01 – 🌌 The 13 First: Why This Section Matters for the Family
1:06:25 – 💫 Baba Tdka’s Newest Book: The Journey to Writing 'Principles'
1:11:45 – 👨‍👦 Staying Connected: Baba Tdka on Future Plans and Opportunities
1:14:11 – 🗣️ Purchasing Books: Baba Tdka’s Website and Contact Details
1:18:51 – 📖 Reya’Sekhmet’s Final thoughts
1:19:47 – ✌️ Sign Off &🎶 Outro Music



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‼️WATCH THE FULL UNCENSORED INTERVIEW WITH 'PAULA HURLOCK'' NOW‼️
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Paula Hurlock is a Jamaican mental health and wellness advocate.

In Part 1 of her reasoning, Hurlock speaks on the sacred practice of rest and relaxation. She explores how the historical experiences of Black people worldwide, combined with today’s hustle culture, have fostered an environment where the true value of rest is often misunderstood.

Please click link below to learn more about Paula Hurlock and his work:
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⁣"Here Comes the Judge" by Nana Peter Tosh, released in 1972, is a BlackPowerful chune where he assumes the role of a righteous Black judge presiding over a symbolic trial of barbarians responsible for the colonization and exploitation of the Black land and Black people.

⁣tells an amazing scholarly detective story that searches for -and finds- meaningful links between African Americans and their ancestral past. It bridges hundreds of years and thousands of miles from the Gullah people of present-day Georgia back to 18th century Sierra Leone. It recounts the even more remarkable saga of how African Americans have retained links with their African past through the horrors of the middle passage, slavery and segregation. The film dramatically demonstrates the contribution of contemporary scholarship to restoring what narrator Vertamae Grosvenor calls the "non-history" imposed on African Americans: "This is a story of memory, how the memory of a family was pieced together through a song with legendary powers to connect those who sang it with their roots."

Protoje - 80's Wild (Official Music Video)"80's Wild" from The Jamaican Situation: Side A Soundtrack Listen here: https://ineffable.to/protojeth....ejamaicansituationIn Collective under exclusive license to Ineffable Records 2024Directed by SAMO Cinematographer: Fernando Hevia Production Company: Filmaica 1st AC: Dwight “Rocky” TaylorDIT/Cam PA: Meeks ThomasGrip: Jade Brown + Dave Hall Art: Lindsey Lodenquai Stylist: Ayana Rivere PA: Kash Burrell + Lemar GrantProtoje online:http://www.protoje.comhttps://....www.facebook.com/pro Mi nah watch nuh face, noNah watch nuh face, noNah watch nuh face againMi nah watch no faceNah watch no faceNo, no wayWhen me say Blood MoneyDem probably wah fi come fi meSuppose me tell you bout Seaga and the CIAAnd wah them use fi destabilize the economyAnd who did set the order, bring in guns a TivoliApril 22nd ,1978Jacob Miller, Bucky Marshall, Claudie pon a stageMarley call out Manley and Seaga, dem say peaceBut beg you pree dem face and then go check the dateNot even a year after inna ‘79Dem murder Claudia Massop, shot him 40 time1980’s wild, mi tell you inna MarchDem murder Bucky a New YorkJacob dead in a crashNo haffi tell youWha happen May 11From you bless so dem will kill youBut the message we no give up, mi sehNothing no shift upJust lip up, dem a lip upWith di tings weh dem a keep upIs a stick upI know dem nah go teach you this a school, noBut you done know a so Jamaica rule thoughAnd any time you try fi make a move yahIt comin’ like you have sumpin fi prove yahYou coulda graduate and set yuh futureAnd still haffi a look out fi di shootaIf you a woman, you a get abuse tooYou no see nothing no deh fi do, noHow much we owe the IMF, huh? Waa?And wah the benefit we get, huh? Waa?A who did say lock up all RastafariBring dem in dead or aliveAnd never want fi survive, huh?Now everything you hear, you can’t believeEven if the person that said it was meDo a likkle research fi yourself and seeOpen a book or watch a documentaryLife and debtWah the threatWalter Rodney say it bestOnce the masses educated then unstoppable we getSo you see, illiteracy is not an accidentIt’s precisely why we fight amongst we selfI know dem nah go teach you this a school, noBut you done know a so Jamaica rule thoughAnd any time you try fi make a move yahIt comin’ like you have sumpin fi prove yahYou coulda graduate and set yuh futureAnd still haffi a look out fi di shootaIf you a woman, you a get abuse tooYou no see nothing no deh fi do, noNah watch nuh face, no#protoje #indiggnation #ineffablerecords

⁣This Interesting Ghanaian Movie narrates the cultural history and unification of Ghana by a gifted child who grew up to be a powerful young man. It promises to be educative and insightful

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

Maybe you grew up practising a religion. Did you ever ask yourself why you need a religion, and what should be the effect of your religion on you and your community at large?
In this video, Mama Marimba Ani wisely answers this question. May we all ask ourselves the right questions as we strive to decolonize our minds.