Kamali Academy aims to develop a self-determining (kujichagulia) community of Afrikan people equipped with self-love, self-awareness, and a commitment to the resolution of our collective problems. Go to www.kamaliacademy.wordpress.com for more information. Support independent Afrikan education.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Bro. Cliff was born in Washington, DC, USA, in 1958. A non-conformist since Grade School, he has consistently (some would say stubbornly) resisted the popular ways of looking at the world. This, and his upbringing as the second son of professional educators, helped foster an inquisitive and, at [...]
We came across this gem of a show and had to share it! Good, practical information for the urban vegan/vegetarian. And gotta love the NY swag. Bong Bong! We’ll be sure to get more episodes on the site. You can check more of what they’re doing here
Podcast: Play in new window | Download :::Warning ::: those that may suffer from negro tendencies may be sensitive to the following content…viewer discretion is advised
\"Wogye di sɛ oburoni pɛ w’asɛm a, hwɛ kwantenten a watwa de aduru ha.\" – If you think the white man (the colonizer) came to promote your welfare, see the long journey he has taken to get here. ~ Akan Proverb
Kamali Academy aims to develop a self-determining (kujichagulia) community of Afrikan people equipped with self-love, self-awareness, and a commitment to the resolution of our collective problems.
Go to www.kamaliacademy.wordpress.com for more information.
Support independent Afrikan education.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Bro. Cliff was born in Washington, DC, USA, in 1958. A non-conformist since Grade School, he has consistently (some would say stubbornly) resisted the popular ways of looking at the world. This, and his upbringing as the second son of professional educators, helped foster an inquisitive and, at times, rebellious spirit.
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Introducing “The Maat” W/ Sese of Treble Army
Recorded, Thursday August 26th, 2010
We came across this gem of a show and had to share it! Good, practical information for the urban vegan/vegetarian. And gotta love the NY swag. Bong Bong!
We’ll be sure to get more episodes on the site. You can check more of what they’re doing here
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
:::Warning ::: those that may suffer from negro tendencies may be sensitive to the following content…viewer discretion is advised
C. Uzondu
“Like all who peddle drugs, Monsanto wants their clients addicted.”
The seeds of death were burned on June 4, 2010. Haitian farmers, many of them members of Mouvement National des Paysans de Congrès de Papaye (MPNKP) and Peasant Movement of Papay (MPP), do not view Monsanto’s “gift” with gratitude.
In the wake of the Haitian earthquake, Monsanto, the world’s largest seed company decided that it would donate “free” seeds to Haiti. … Continue Reading
Jared Ball
August 4th, 2010
Dust off your Ellison; because when it comes to news and politics Black people remain invisible. According to the recent PEW Research Center study on “Media, Race and Obama’s First Year,” “African Americans attracted relatively little attention in the U.S. mainstream news media during the first year of Barack Obama’s presidency.” Now, Obama’s presence is causing simultaneous new highs in levels of delusion and equally high levels of absence and it is a perfect storm of annihilation. At precisely the time when there is no mass movement, as conditions worsen and fewer Black people are more famous than ever there is dwindling coverage of actual Black issues in news or politics. It is more than a potentially dangerous situation. This kind of inattention matched with a specific kind of public policy had already, in the years prior to Obama’s arrival on the scene, led famed legal scholar Derrick Bell to conclude that we have already reached the equivalent in public policy of randomly shooting hundreds of Black people every week with no one caring. Or as Anthony Hamilton sings, “Aint Nobody Worrying.” … Continue Reading
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