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WE NEED NOW alpha 16 Views • 4 months ago

This is not just music but a strong message to Africa's heads of states.
Akan Proverb Competition - Episode 2a
Akan Proverb Competition - Episode 2a Ọbádélé Kambon 16 Views • 4 months ago

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George Washington’s Obsession They Don’t Teach You About In School
George Washington’s Obsession They Don’t Teach You About In School Kwabena Ofori Osei 16 Views • 4 months ago

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Ona Judge was born into slavery on George Washington's Mount Vernon plantation. After her escape in 1796, Washington became obsessed with recapturing her. His relentless pursuit reveals the profound contradiction of his views of slavery and freedom.

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Baurtis incomplete analysis of Anger in White Occupied United Snakkkes!
Baurtis incomplete analysis of Anger in White Occupied United Snakkkes! Babasola Adejola 16 Views • 4 months ago

Baurti does a good job at understand the psychology of the dominated but many cases he leaves lots of meat on the bone when it comes to analysis and true parrallel system. Anger is a popular term, but Anger is not a bad thing if you are soverign and independent. The Black people who police Black Anger are just protectiong White Anger from consequences.
Comparative Analysis of Korea under Japanese Rule and Blacks under White Rule.
Comparative Analysis of Korea under Japanese Rule and Blacks under White Rule. Babasola Adejola 16 Views • 4 months ago

This is a comparative analysis of the current condition of Black people compared to an outside example.
Hill and Gully Riddim - Stephen Mcgregor: KUMINA Perfomed by Antoni Steele. June 4, 2026
Hill and Gully Riddim - Stephen Mcgregor: KUMINA Perfomed by Antoni Steele. June 4, 2026 T. Y. Adodo 16 Views • 3 months ago

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AES Responds to EU Parliament, French Generals, South Africa, U.S. General Langley
AES Responds to EU Parliament, French Generals, South Africa, U.S. General Langley Kwabena Ofori Osei 16 Views • 3 months ago

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Why So Many Black Women Aren't Leaving the Hospital Alive After Giving Birth
Why So Many Black Women Aren't Leaving the Hospital Alive After Giving Birth Baka Omubo 16 Views • 3 months ago

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Why are so many mothers struggling in silence?

In Pt.2 of this powerful reasoning, Alexia Doubouya and LaKeisha Entsuah of Coco Life examine why Black women continue to experience disproportionately high maternal mortality rates, regardless of income, education, or social status. They discuss the systemic challenges within healthcare, the realities of maternal health disparities, and why too many Black mothers are not making it home after giving birth.

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AES: The Importance of President Ibrahim Traoré Defeating 400+ Terrorists In One Day
AES: The Importance of President Ibrahim Traoré Defeating 400+ Terrorists In One Day Kwabena Ofori Osei 16 Views • 3 months ago

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K-Step ina Dingki Mini
K-Step ina Dingki Mini T. Y. Adodo 16 Views • 3 months ago

Video & dance demonstration of K-Step from Christina Gonzalez via crakkkabook⁣

Dingki Mini - Jamaican Folk Dance

“…originates from the Congolese word ‘ndingi’ which means lamentation or funeral song. Dinkies are celebratory occasions. Although associated with death, the music is lively, joyous, and exciting, intending to cheer the family and friends of the dear person. Dingki Mini was practised openly throughout slavery but is now done mainly during our annual Festival celebration.”— (jamaica55.gov.jm, July 2026)
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