Tag Archives: Self
Afrikology For Future Leaders
No one in the world represents the spirit of resilience and tenacity like Black Women. In the face of racial prejudices, toxic patriarchy, and colonial social ills, She mothers the world and with dignity, continues to affirm Afrika’s genius.
Todays Revolution Is In the Mind and The Seeds
Living Ways
Afrikology, Kingdoms and Youth
“The absolute equality of races, physical, political and social, is the founding stone of world peace and human advancement. No one denies great differences of gift, capacity, and attainment among individuals of all races, but the voice of science, religion and practical politics is one in denying the God-appointed existence of super-races or races naturallyContinue reading “Afrikology, Kingdoms and Youth”
I Am Optimistic
Here I will offer my reasons why I am optimistic about Earth’s energy future, regenerative food production, creative solutions emerging from primarily the youth … as well as the future of the Afrikan continent and global social justice.
Songs In The Chi of Love
Stories Set To Music: 1/11/2018 The original version of this story appeared around 2018-2019 and began with this quote from a Blood Orange song, “I can be the only one / but do you even want me to …”; the point was to highlight the highs and lows of romantic love as well as theContinue reading “Songs In The Chi of Love”
Nile Valley Contributions To Everything part 1: Anpu/Anubis
‘If mind and divine speech are used as meant, you will not differ from the immortals in any way. ” – Ancient Afrikan Proverb
Full Circle Afrikan Cosmology
Abakhanyiselwa
“As a response to challenges insisted on by the harsh environment, thebrutal physical abuse by their captors and the psychological disintegrationproduced by the chaos of the unfamiliar, Africans reached deep withinthemselves where the roots of culture abide. This protracted struggle andaccompanying cultural resolve has allowed them to maintain the deepstructure of their cultural distinctiveness. Moreover,Continue reading “Abakhanyiselwa”