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Is African culture being lost? The real power behind ancient traditions | The 77 Percent Baka Omubo 10 Views • 11 days ago

Across five countries and one museum, young Africans are confronting the same question: How much of their cultural heritage is worth preserving in the modern era — and what does it mean to lose it? In this episode of The 77 Percent, host Okeri Ngutjinazo examines African tradition, spiritual belief, and traditional medicine through the eyes of young people navigating the tension between heritage and the modern world.

00:00 — Soul of Africa Museum: What Voodoo really is
02:48 — Using art to keep Ashanti culture alive
04:30 — Manhyia Palace: Young people and the call to embrace tradition
05:56 — Kampala Street Debate: Is African culture at risk of being erased?
09:08 — Can you be modern AND traditional?
12:14 — Herbal mdicine and faith in Kano, Nigeria
15:39 — The dangers of unregulated traditional medicine
17:05 — Africa's pre-colonial religions: Yoruba, Akan, Zulu, and beyond
19:23 — Soweto, South Africa: Zuko and Tumi's Ancestral Healing Journey
21:53 — Dreams, visions and the call to become a healer
24:38 — Should African artifacts stay in European museums?

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🎓 Is Dress Code Anti-Black_ Kokou 10 Views • 11 days ago

⁣🎙 From Shoot the Breeze Episode 251 on the Bitter Medicine Podcast.
Tuskegee’s HBCU dress-code debate sparked a bigger question: are rules against bonnets, durags, slippers, and loungewear about standards — or respectability politics? The panel reacts to the argument that Black students are judged differently than white students.
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TELL ME WHO I AM Nana Kamau Kambon Archives 10 Views • 2 years ago

"Tell Me Who I Am" is a cartoon produced by Positive Communications Inc. It's designed to facilitate discussions and reflections on identity, self-awareness, and personal development. The cartoon features characters grappling with questions about their own identities, seeking to understand themselves better and navigate life's challenges. It may explore themes such as authenticity, self-discovery, and the impact of external influences on one's sense of self.

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