MOSIAH & THE BLACK ARTS REVOLUTION

Little as its known, the Garvey Movement had a monumental impact on the Harlem Renaissance and the early development of Jazz. The UNIA-ACL, became a hub for Revolutionary Black Arts, so much so, the makings of a completely independent arts industry was in process... In this presentation, we break it down.

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We are joined on a land tour by Crystal and her sister Alesha who are on a mission to raise funds via an Black IT Professionals from the US to ****ist African organisations from Schools to Youth projects and even the police to increase their use of IT systems. A group of us had a brilliant day. Unfortunately the Alkalo of Sanyang was not available to receive the computers for his project so they were donated to a local school. Brusabi High school' s head teacher Peter was glad for the donation of 5 computers. Bla Xit were also gifted a laptop and we are most grateful. So thank you very much. Art and Marka and A also enjoyed the day. If you would like to donate anything to Gambian orphanages, schools or villages or health centres please let us know. Via email at blaxithome@gmail.com
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This episode is an historical journey into the Slavery past of Sierra Leone . Which is rarely seen and exposed via the media, it is hard to swallow at certain parts due to the sheer inhumane treatment of our Ancestors. The involvement of the Monarchy and the US is clearly evident during tour. It makes the demand for reparations all the more real. We happened to bump into Professor David Olusoga, the man who highlighted in the press, the fact that the British Government was still paying compensation to the slave owners up until 2015 and that Black people were also paying this compensation via the Treasury in their taxes . I personally started a campaign to have our families taxes refunded or rebated as they are unethical and totally unfair and inhumane and uncivilised. For more information you can search for his book online Black British or see this link for more information https://www.theguardian.com/co....mmentisfree/2018/feb
The professor although unfamilar with the Ryan Racism press coverage of the racial abuse of our sons and my family he was very sympathetic to our reasons for repatriating and he showed me a plaque which was really symbolic and placed by his sister what a powerful family. I was filming and I was emotional even angry at times because we are the only race to face and continue to experience the worst episode in human history yet we are not compensated for the genocidal war of slavery against Afrika and Afrikans. The racism and discrimination that we face on a daily basis only perpetuates the suffering. Being on Bunce Island was a real reminder of the damage cause of the division of the pain the sorrow the complete lack of comp****ion. THIS TOUR WAS SPONSORED BY ZINA CRAFT OF CRAFTED MARKETING SOLUTIONS AND AMADU MASALLY OF FAMBULTIK TOURS. Thanks to Melo for editing this episode and MPRA Beats for the soundtrack.
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In this video, we have an exclusive interview with established Gambian music artist E.N.C about the release of his new song Coca Cola Wine. E.N.C also speaks about the music industry in the Gambia.

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