⁣A Black family in North Carolina has been harassed for decades by land developers attempting to take their waterfront property.

Rkhty Amen speak on the meaning of our world view

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When most westerners think about gifts, the exchange of material goods, is the image that is most familiar. Little time and attention, however, is given to finding and embracing the gift -- the real reason we are born in this world. As a result most of us cannot make sense of the various events in our life. Drawing on Dagara wisdom, this talk brings to light how everyone has a personal gift that is vital to the well being of the individual and the community.

Sobonfu Somé is a respected author, lecturer, activist and one of the foremost voices in African spirituality. She travels the world on a healing mission, sharing the rich spiritual life and culture of her native land Burkina Faso, West Africa. She is the founder of Wisdom Spring, Inc. an organization dedicated to the preservation, the sharing of indigenous wisdom and organizes fundraisers for wells, schools and health project in Africa. She is the author of The Spirit of Intimacy, Welcoming Spirit Home, Falling Out of Grace and the CDS set Women's Wisdom from the Heart of Africa. Sobonfu's message about the importance of spirit, community, and ritual in our lives rings with an intuitive power and truth that author Alice Walker has said "can help us put together so many things that our modern Western world has broken."

⁣We extend our deepest gratitude to Mama Abena Shirley Wiggins for sharing such a powerful and heartfelt RepatriateToGhana (R2GH) testimonial. Your story embodies commitment, community, and the living practice of coming home with purpose. Your words will inspire many more to take the next step with confidence.
Medaase pii, Mama Abena Shirley Wiggins, for trusting us and for lighting the way. You can sign up for your consultation at https://www.r2gh.com/quiz

Why Didn't We Fight Back? - Introduction to Gullah & Black Seminole Wars by Baba Wekesa Madzimoyo of AYA Educational Institute https://www.ayaed.com

I am proud to share the Official Super Trailer for the Abibitumi Abibifahodie Film Festival, where I serve as Festival Director.

This year’s festival is presented in partnership with:
• African World Documentary Film Festival
• UNIMAC (Ghana)
• D.O.O.R. (Decade Of Our Repatriation)The 2025 edition is a hybrid experience:

🎥 In-person screenings in Accra, Ghana at Ozone Cinema

🌍 Virtual screenings available worldwide — experience the ENTIRE festival onlineWe are showcasing powerful African films, documentaries, shorts, and diaspora cinema that centre our stories, our vision, and our liberation.

🎟️ TO GET TICKETS:Scan the QR code on the screen, or visit the link in the description.Join us in-person or online — be part of this global celebration of Black filmmaking.Thank you for supporting independent storytelling, African filmmakers, and the future of our cinema.See you at the festival.

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A poem by Dakari Kamau Hru

A poem by ⁣Listervelt Middleton

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Find out more about D.O.O.R. here: https://www.decadeofourrepatriation.com and https://www.door.events