Source: The 50 Greatest Films by Black Directors
June 25, 2016 | Categories: 'Round Midnight , Beasts of the Southern Wild , Black History , Blaxploitation films , Commentary , Culture , Documentary Film , Eyes of the Rainbow , Film , Fruitvale , FRUITVALE STATION , Quvenzhane Wallis , Sankofa , Serious2020 , Spike Lee , The Spook that sat by the door , Through A Lens Darkly | Tags: #OscarsSoWhite , 12 Years a Slave , 25th Hour , about Black people , African/Black experience , Afrikan , amma Asante , Artists , Ashes and Embers , Belle , Bessie , Black Directors , Black Films , Black Girl , Boyz n the Hood , Charles Burnett , CREED , Crooklyn , Darnell Martin , Daughters of the Dust , Dee Rees , Devil in a Blue Dress , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Ernest Dickerson , Eve's Bayou , F Gary Gray , Friday , Fruitvale Station , Gordon Parks , Haile Gerima , Hollywood Shuffle , House Party , I Like It Like That , John Singleton , Juice , Julie Dash , Just Another Girl on the IRT , Kasi Lemmons , Killer of Sheep , Leslie Harris , Malcolm X , Mo Better Blues , Ousmane Sembene , racism , Robert Townsend , Ryan Coogler , Spencer Williams , Spike Lee , The Blood of Jesus , The Learning Tree | Leave a comment
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He called himself ‘The Greatest,’ and to many he was not only the greatest boxer, but the greatest sportsman who ever lived.
Source: Muhammad Ali, ‘The Greatest of All Time’, Dead at 74
June 4, 2016 | Categories: Africa , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Men , Boxing , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Film , Human Rights , Law , Martial Arts , Martial Arts , Political , Politics , Racism , Sankofa , slavery , Sports | Tags: "I Am The Greatest!" , "No Vietnames ever called me nigger" , African/Black experience , “The Muhammad Ali Summit” with Jim Brown Muhammad Ali and Bill Russell , Black Lives Matter , boxing , Cassius Marcellus Clay , contact sports , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Howard Cosell , Malcolm X , Muhammad Ali , Nation of Islam , Olympic Gold , professional boxing , Rumble in the Jungle , Rumble Young Man Rumble , Slavery , sports , war resister | 1 Comment
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December 8, 2015 | Categories: 1st Amendment Rights , Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Assata Shakur , Assata Shakur - In Her Own Words , Black Consciousness Movement , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Men , Black Panther Party , Black Women , BPP , Candomble , Caribbean , Children , COINTELPRO , COINTELPRO 101 , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Cruel and inhuman punishment , cruel and unusual punishment , Culture , Digital , Documentary Film , Drumming , Education , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , Eyes of the Rainbow , Film , Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , illegal sentencing , Immigration law , Incarceration nation , Independent Black Media , International , Jazz , Karen Seneferu , Kenneth Harding Jr , Larry Pinkney , Law , Liberation , Lynching , Malcolm X Grassroots Movement , Media , Mental Health , Music , Nat Turner , Oakland Maroons Art Collective , Police brutality , Police Brutality , Police Brutality - murder , police corruption , Political , Politics , predictive policing , Prisoners of War , Racism , Rap , Rape , rape , Robert F. Williams , Sankofa , Serious2020 , slavery , Spiritual , Stop and frisk , terrorism , The 16th Strike , The Black Woman Is God , The Spook that sat by the door , Torture , Video , War against Afrikans , We Will Shoot Back , Weaponry , Women , Women , Youth | Tags: 2Pac Shakur , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Assata Shakur , Black Panther Party , BPP , COINTELPRO , Common , freedom , incarceration nation , Malcolm X , Mumia Abu Jamal , Oakland , police brutality , Political Prisoners , Prisoners of War , protest , racism , revolutionary leaders , Slavery , terrorism , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
Source: Frank Miller’s Latest Batman Tackles Police Brutality
December 2, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , 1st Amendment Rights , Adults , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , agent provocateurs , Art , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Men , Black Women , BPP , Caribbean , Children , COINTELPRO , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , crack cocaine , cruel and unusual punishment , Culture , Davey D's Hip Hop Corner , Death Penalty , Digital , Disabilities - Police Brutality , Disability , Education , Emory Douglas , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , Families , families in the world murdered by police , fathers , George Jackson Radio , Haitian , Health , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , Immigration law , Indigent , International Law , Jim Crow , Kenneth Harding Jr , Law , Liberation , Lynching , Malcolm , Malcolm X Grassroots Movement , Marcus Garvey Bookstores , Masters of the Martial Arts , Men , Mental Health , Militarized police , mothers , Nat Turner , New Afrikan Nation , Night of the Long Knives , Police brutality , Police Brutality , Police Brutality - murder , police corruption , Political , political assassination , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , prison industrial complex , Prison Law , Prisoners , Prisoners of War , Racism , Rape , rape , Robert F. Williams , Robert Seth Hayes , Sandra Bland , Sankofa , secret surveillance , Serious2020 , slavery , special rendition , Spike Lee , Spiritual , Stop and frisk , stop and frisk , terrorism , The 16th Strike , The Spook that sat by the door , The Warrior Within , Torture , UNIVERSES , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , War against Afrikans , War on Drugs , We Will Shoot Back , Weaponry , Women , Women , Working Class , Youth , Youth | Tags: action movies , African/Black experience , Afrikan , AFRIKAN people , Alan Blueford , Batman , Black Lives Matter , Black Panther Party , BPP , COINTELPRO , comic books , comix grounded in reality? , corrupt police , Dark Knight III: The Master Race , Davey D's Hip Hop Corner , DC Comix , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Emory Douglas , Eric Garner , film , Frank Miller , freedom , Gotham City Police Department , Haiti , incarceration nation , Malcolm X , Michael Schelling , Mumia Abu Jamal , murder , Oakland , Oscar Grant , police brutality , political assassination , Political Prisoners , prisoners , protest , racism , revolutionary leaders , Scott Snyder , stop and frisk , terrorism , Trayvon Martin , Walter Scott , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
Slave hunt in the Dismal Swamp: Virginia
December 2, 2015 | Categories: Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , agent provocateurs , BLA , Black Farmers , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Men , Black Women , Caribbean , Caribbean , Children , children , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Congo , Culture , Death Penalty , Democratic Republic of the Congo , Education , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , families in the world murdered by police , fathers , FBI , Genocide , Griot , Haiti , Haitian , Haitian , Health , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , illegal sentencing , Immigration law , Incarceration nation , Indigenous , International Law , Jim Crow , Law , Lovinsky-Pierre Antoine , Lynching , Marcus Garvey Bookstores , Military , mothers , Museum Tours , Namibia , Nigerian , Police brutality , Police Brutality , police corruption , Political , Political Prisoners , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , Prisons , Racism , Rape , rape , reactionaries , Sankofa , Serious2020 , slavery , South Africa , South Africa , South Africa , Steven Bantu Biko , Stop and frisk , stop and frisk , Teaching While Black , terrorism , The Warrior Within , Torture , UN , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , War against Afrikans , Weaponry , Women , Working Class , Youth , Youth | Tags: 1st Amendment , 1st Amendment Rights , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Black Panther Party , Black Then , BPP , COINTELPRO , Courtland Virginia , Dismal Swamp Virginia , early 1800's - 1850 , freedom , Hideout for Nat Turner , incarceration nation , Maroons , murder , police brutality , political assassination , Political Prisoners , prisoners , prisons , protest , racism , revolutionary , slave rebellion , Slavery , Southhampton County Slave Rebellion , terrorism , The Great Dismal Swamp , Tidewater Virginia , Underground Railroad , Underground Route , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
Source: UC Berkeley Students Outraged By “White Student Union” Efforts – Naturally Moi
November 30, 2015 | Categories: 1st Amendment Rights , 1st Amendment Rights , Adults , AFRIKAN , Black Economic Development , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Women , Brown vs Board of Education , Children , Children , COINTELPRO , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Culture , Education , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , Families , families in the world murdered by police , FBI , Health , Human Rights , Independent Black Media , International Law , Jim Crow , Kenneth Harding Jr , Law , Liberation , Lynching , Police brutality , Police Brutality , Police Brutality - murder , police corruption , Political , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , Racism , Rap , rape , Robert F. Williams , Sandra Bland , Sankofa , Secret Squirrels , Serious2020 , stop and frisk , Torture , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , War against Afrikans , Weaponry , Women , Women , Working Class , Youth | Tags: "White Student Union" efforts , 1st Amendment , 1st Amendment Rights , a WTF moment.... , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Alan Blueford , attacks on Black students on campus , Black Lives Matter , Black Panther Party , COINTELPRO , freedom , incarceration nation , Naturally Moi , Oakland , racism , racist incident , revolutionary , revolutionary leaders , Slavery , stop and frisk , student outrage , terrorism , Trayvon Martin , UC Berkeley students outraged , War on Afrikans | 1 Comment
When we think of the wealthiest people in the world, we most often think of the Waltons (of Wal-Mart fame), Warren Buffett, or Bill Gates. However, if you go a
Source: Mansa Musa – The Richest Human Being Who Ever Lived, Worth $400 Billion – How Africa
November 28, 2015 | Categories: Adults , African Natural Teas , AFRIKAN , Black Economic Development , Black Farmers , Black History , Black Men , Business , Children , Commentary , Culture , Education , Ethnic Studies , Health , Independent Black Media , International Law , Law , Political , Sankofa , Serious2020 | Tags: 25 year reign , 400 billion net worth , billionaire , created one large system of government for western Sudan , everyone employed , gold , King of Kings Musa , Mali , Mansa Maghan , Mansa Musa , Mansa Suleyman , Mecca pilgrimage , production of mosques madrasasas and universities , prosperous safe kingdom , richer than Sam Walton (of Wal-Mart fame) Warren Buffett or Bill Gates , richest person in the history of the world , salt , Timbuktu , University of Sankore | Leave a comment
Source: Ta-Nehisi Coates on Police Brutality: “The Violence is Not New, It’s the Cameras That are New”
November 27, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , Adults , AFRIKAN , agent provocateurs , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Men , Black Women , Children , Children , COINTELPRO , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , cruel and unusual punishment , Culture , disabled / disability rights , Education , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , Families , families in the world murdered by police , FBI , Health , Human Rights , International Law , Jim Crow , Kenneth Harding Jr , Law , Liberation , Lynching , media cover ups , Men , Mental Health , Militarized police , Military , Military , mothers , Photography , Police brutality , Police Brutality , Police Brutality - murder , police corruption , Political , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , prison industrial complex , Prison Law , Prisoners , Prisoners of War , Prisons , Racism , rape , Sandra Bland , Sankofa , secret surveillance , Serious2020 , Spiritual , Stop and frisk , stop and frisk , terrorism , Torture , UN , War against Afrikans , Weaponry , Women , Women , Working Class , Youth , Youth | Tags: "Between the World and Me" , "It's not the violence that is new , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Baltimore , books , BPP , cameras , Chicago , COINTELPRO , cover story "The Case for Reparations" , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Emory Douglas , fear , freedom , George Polk Award , ghettos , Haiti , Howard , incarceration nation , it's the cameras that are new" , killed , Mable Jones , Malcolm X , Marcus Garvey , Marshall "Eddie" Conway , Mumia Abu Jamal , murder , national correspondent , Oakland , on being Black in America , Oscar Grant , police brutality , political assassination , Political Prisoners , Prince Jones , prison , prisoners , prisons , protest , racism , rain coming down in sheets , required reading , revolutionary , revolutionary leaders , Samori , Slavery , stop and frisk , struggle , SUV , Ta-Nehisi Coates , terrorism , The Atlantic , The Dream , The Mecca , the threat of violence , The Whirlwind , Toni Morrison , Trayvon Martin , UN , under cover surveillance , Union Baptist Church , violence , War on Afrikans , white supremacy | Leave a comment
Source: Pambazuka – Why did the world mourn so much for Paris?
November 27, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , Adults , AFRIKAN , AFRIKAN , Black Economic Development , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Men , Black Women , Children , CIA , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Culture , Democratic Republic of the Congo , Education , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , families in the world murdered by police , fathers , FBI , Haiti , Haitian , Human Rights , Immigration law , Independent Black Media , Indigenous , International Law , Islamic , Law , Liberation , Middle East , Namibia , NATO , Nigerian , Pambazuka News , Police Brutality - murder , Political , Racism , Sankofa , secret surveillance , Serious2020 , South Africa , terrorism , UN , Video , War against Afrikans , Weaponry , Women , Working Class , Youth | Tags: @Afrowomanist , ACALAN , African Academy of Languages , African history , African/Black experience , Afrikan , air strikes against ISIS by France and U.S. , capitalism , destabilizes Haiti , France is a treacherous colonizer , French capital , Haiti , imperialism , mourn , Our Black Lives Matter , Pambazuka , Pambazuka News , Pan-Africanist Womanist , Paris , protest , racism , revolutionary leaders , Slavery , terrorism , U.S. imperialism , UN , war , War on Afrikans , western power , white supremacy , Zembena Adebe | Leave a comment
Source: AN OPEN LETTER TO THE KU KLUX KLAN
November 26, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Assata Shakur , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Children , children , COINTELPRO , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , cruel and unusual punishment , Culture , Education , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , FBI , Film , Genocide , Griot , Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits , Health , Human Rights , International Law , Jim Crow , Law , Liberation , Lynching , Malcolm , Nat Turner , Negroes With Guns , Nelson Mandela , Night of the Long Knives , Poetry , Police Brutality , Police Brutality - murder , police corruption , Political , political assassination , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , predictive policing , Prisoners , Racism , Rap , rape , Robert F. Williams , Sandra Bland , Sankofa , Sekou Odinga , Serious2020 , Spike Lee , stop and frisk , terrorism , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , War against Afrikans , We Will Shoot Back , Weaponry , Women , Youth | Tags: 1st Amendment Rights , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Afrikan resistance , Afro Punk contributor , Alan Blueford , An Open Letter to the Ku Klux Klan , COINTELPRO , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , freedom , King , KKK , Malcolm X , murder , Oscar Grant , police brutality , protest , racism , revolutionary , Slavery , stop and frisk , terrorism , Trayvon Martin , Tyler Shields , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
The #Gullah/Geechee Nation exist from Jacksonville, NC to Jacksonville, FL. These African-American people are considered a “nation within a nation” from the time of enslavement in the United States until they officially became an internationally recognized nation on July 2, 2000. The #Gull
Source: Gullah/Geechee, African-American Group Known as a “Nation Within a Nation”
November 23, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , Black History , Caribbean , Children , Community outrage , Culture , Education , Ethnic Studies , Families , Human Rights , Immigration law , International Law , Nigerian , Political , Politics , Racism , Sankofa , Serious2020 , The Warrior Within , War against Afrikans | Tags: African/Black experience , Afrikan , Afrikan Amerikan community , Angola , Charleston , Charleston Massacre , Charlestowne South Carolina , Daughters of the Dust , freedom , geechee language , Gullah Geeche , internationally recognized nation , Jacksonville North Carolina to Jacksonville Florida , Julie Dash , July 2 2000 , Krio and Mende populations of Sierra Leone , music , Nation withing a Nation , national heritage areas , P.E.H. Hair British historian , protest , racism , revolutionary leaders , Savannah , Sea Islands , Slavery , terrorism , UN , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
Source: the house hustle made
I love this poem. Glad I found it!
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November 7, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , a capella , Adults , AFRIKAN , Afrobeat , Art , Black Consciousness Movement , Black Economic Development , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Men , Black Women , Business , Children , Children , children , Commentary , Culture , Digital , Disabled , Education , Ethnic Studies , Families , Health , Human Rights , Independent Black Media , Indigenous , Indigenous , International Law , Lower Bottom Playaz , Marcus Garvey Bookstores , Media , Mental Health , mothers , Music , Poetry , Political , Politics , Rap , Sankofa , Serious2020 , Spiritual , Strike! , Teaching While Black , The Warrior Within , Theatre , Weaponry , Women , Working Class , Youth , Youth | Tags: 101 in the shade , African/Black experience , Afrikan , blackberry lemonade , bulletproof so don't come gunning , Dr Ayodele Nzinga , freedom , incarceration nation , life , music , Oakland , Phavia Kujichagulia , poetry , protest , revolutionary , survival , terrorism , The House Hustle Made , War on Afrikans | 1 Comment
Source: Racist threats posted on Berkeley High library computer
These students have been under attack for a year, and it isn’t until something as graphic as this occurs, that the BHS administration takes action – and only after the students finally rebel to call attention to the problems? What is more painful is that Berkeley High’s Afrikan student population was saddened, but was not truly surprised that this has occurred.
What does that say about the adult administration of a school when Afrikan students are not surprised at terrorist threats of extrajudicial killing are directed against them?
If you recall, Niya Kenney just told her classmates in South Carolina to film a dangerous white racist cop the minute he stepped into her math class, because she “knew the situation was going to go downhill.” The ‘administrators’ of that school, Spring Valley High, called in a steroid hyped, dangerous, 300 lb white male cop to ‘remove’ a 16 year old Afrikan female child from class for ‘disturbing school’ by refusing to put away her cell phone and/or to leave the room for not doing so. This child – who might of weighed 100 lbs. give or take – was ‘removed’ from the room in handcuffs after being wrenched out of her desk by the neck and thrown across the room.
And in Berkeley, CA, the BHS administration obviously hasn’t de-escalated the level of racist threats to its Afrikan student population since the students have been under attack for a year. Racists are now able to hack into the school computer system to spread terrorist threats of degradation, and extrajudicial killing aimed at Afrikan students.
The rope in the tree didn’t get enough attention, neither did racist epithets slipped into the school year book. It took hacking into the school library’s computer system and promising a public lynching to get admin’s attention?
How dangerously unacceptable is that?
Across the country Afrikan children are being attacked, assaulted, threatened, jailed, murdered. These are not isolated incidents perpetrated by lone nut cases. This is systemic racism and genocidal history repeating itself.
It cannot be allowed to continue.
MHK
November 6, 2015 | Categories: Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Black Consciousness Movement , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Media , Black Men , Black Panther Party , Black Women , Children , Children , children , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , crack cocaine , Culture , Davey D's Hip Hop Corner , Education , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Emory Douglas , Ethnic Studies , Extrajudicial killing , Families , Health , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , Independent Black Media , Indigenous , Jim Crow , Karen Seneferu , Law , Lynching , Marcus Garvey Bookstores , Media , Oakland Maroons Art Collective , Political , Politics , predictive policing , predictive policing , Racism , Rape , reactionaries , Refa-1 , Sankofa , Serious2020 , Spiritual , Steven Bantu Biko , Stop and frisk , stop and frisk , Teaching While Black , The Black Woman Is God , The Rebirth of Black Rage , The Spook that sat by the door , The Warrior Within , Theatre , Torture , UN , Video , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , War on Drugs , War on Drugs (alleged) , We Will Shoot Back , Weaponry , Women , Women , Youth , Youth | Tags: 1 year of terrorism , 1915 Birth of a Nation , 2000 students walk out in protest , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Alan Blueford , Berkeley , Berkeley High School , Berkeley High School Black Student Union , BHS Library , Davey D's Hip Hop Corner , digital terrorism , digital war , extrajudicial killings of Black People , freedom , hacker , KKK , lynching , Mark Copeland , noose found hanging on tree at school , November 4 2015 , Phavia Kujichagulia , protest , racism , racist epithets , Sam Pasarow , terrorism , War on Afrikans , Woodrow Wilson endorsed KKK | Leave a comment
The news is exciting for scientists and geneticists all over the world!
Source: Recent DNA Tests Prove That All Chinese Can Trace Their Roots Back To A Different Continent
November 3, 2015 | Categories: & Literature , 'I Write What I Like' , Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Art , Ayotzinapa School in Mexico , Black Agenda Report , Black Arts Movement , Black Consciousness Movement , Black Farmers , Black History , Black Lives Matter , Black Wall Street , Children , Children , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Culture , Education , Ethnic Studies , Families , Griot , Haiti , Health , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , Indigenous , International Law , Jim Crow , Karen Seneferu , Law , Liberation , Lynching , Men , Mental Health , New Afrikan Nation , Oakland Maroons Art Collective , Political , predictive policing , Refa-1 , Rise of the Orishas , Sankofa , Serious2020 , Spiritual , The 16th Strike , The Black Woman Is God , Video , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , West Papua , West Papua , Women , Women , Working Class , Youth | Tags: "The Importation of Negro Slaves to China under the Tang Dynasty" , African/Black experience , Afrika , Afrikan , Chang Hsing-Lang , DNA , DNA testing , Emperor Pu Yi , geneaology , geneticists , Genetics , Jin Li , science , Slavery | Leave a comment
Every October, Americans pause to celebrate Columbus Day. Children are taught that the Italian navigator discovered America. Parades are held in his honor and tributes tell of his skill, courage an…
Source: When will the truth be told? The Black presence in America before Columbus
October 11, 2015 | Categories: Adults , Africa , AFRIKAN , AFRIKAN , Afrikan History , Afrobeat , Art , Ayotzinapa School in Mexico , Black Consciousness Movement , Black Farmers , Black History , Caribbean , Children , Commentary , Community outrage , Community self defense , Culture , Documentary Film , Education , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Ethnic Studies , FANMI LAVALAS , Filep Karma , Film , Glen Ford , Guatemala , Haitian , Health , Human Rights , I Mix What I Like , Independent Black Media , International Law , Karen Seneferu , Liberation , Malcolm X Grassroots Movement , Mayan , Media , Museum Tours , Native American , NEO-GRIOT , New Afrikan Nation , Oakland Maroons Art Collective , Pambazuka News , Pan African News Wire , Political , Politics , Racism , Refa-1 , Rise of the Orishas , Robert F. Williams , Sankofa , Serious2020 , The Black Woman Is God , The Truth Minista , The Warrior Within , Theatre , Video , Vigils for AFRIKAN children , We Created Chavez , We Will Shoot Back , West Papua , West Papua , West Papua , Wopashitwe Mondo Eyen we Langa , Working Class , Youth , Yusak Pakage | Tags: 000 years ago , 19th dynasty , 25th dynasty , 56 , African/Black experience , Afrikan , Alexander Von Wuthenau , ancient Afrikan presence , Andrzej Wiercinski , Artists , arts , astronomy , California , Central America , central Mexico , Cerro de las Mesas , city attorney Emeritus , cocaine , Compton CA , cotton , David Imhotep , Dr. Ivan van Sertima , Dr. John Henrik Clarke , Egypt , Egypto-Nubian world , El Hajj Malik El Shabazz , Emory Douglas , film , freedom , Ghana , Gulf of Mexico , J.A. Villacorta , King Ramesis III , La Venta , Legrand H Clegg II , Mali , mathematics , Mathu Otir , MesoAmerica , Michael Coe , Monte Alban , Nicholas Leon , NO to Columbus Day , North America , Olmec civilization , Olmec: Mother Culture of Mexico , R.A. Jairazbhoy , revolutionary , Songhay , South America , southern Mexico , The First Americans Were Africans: Documented Evidence , They Came Before Columbus , Tlatilco , Tres Zapotes , War on Afrikans , When Black Men Ruled the World , When will the truth be told? , written language | Leave a comment
4 Movies You Should See & Know About Before You See Django that deal w/ Rebellion | Davey D’s Hip Hop Corner .
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December 26, 2012 | Categories: 13th Amendment , 1st Amendment Rights , 8th Amendment , Adults , AFRIKAN , AFRIKAN , Art , Black Arts Movement , Black Economic Development , Black Media , Black Men , Black Panther Party , Black Women , Business , Children , Community outrage , Community self defense , Culture , Education , Film , Independent Black Media , International Law , Law , Liberation , Media , Music , Police brutality , Politics , Rap , Sankofa , secret surveillance , special rendition , stop and frisk , The Spook that sat by the door , Torture , Weaponry | Tags: African/Black experience , Black Independent Media , Black Panther Party , blaxploitation , Davey D's Hip Hop Corner , Django , film , freedom , murder , music , Oakland , Political Prisoners , protest , racism , resistance , revolution , revolutionary , revolutionary leaders , Sam Greenlee , Sankofa , satire , terrorism , The Soul of Nigger Charley , The Spook that Sat by the Door , War on Afrikans | Leave a comment
The 50 Greatest Films by Black Directors
Source: The 50 Greatest Films by Black Directors
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June 25, 2016 | Categories: 'Round Midnight, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Black History, Blaxploitation films, Commentary, Culture, Documentary Film, Eyes of the Rainbow, Film, Fruitvale, FRUITVALE STATION, Quvenzhane Wallis, Sankofa, Serious2020, Spike Lee, The Spook that sat by the door, Through A Lens Darkly | Tags: #OscarsSoWhite, 12 Years a Slave, 25th Hour, about Black people, African/Black experience, Afrikan, amma Asante, Artists, Ashes and Embers, Belle, Bessie, Black Directors, Black Films, Black Girl, Boyz n the Hood, Charles Burnett, CREED, Crooklyn, Darnell Martin, Daughters of the Dust, Dee Rees, Devil in a Blue Dress, El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, Ernest Dickerson, Eve's Bayou, F Gary Gray, Friday, Fruitvale Station, Gordon Parks, Haile Gerima, Hollywood Shuffle, House Party, I Like It Like That, John Singleton, Juice, Julie Dash, Just Another Girl on the IRT, Kasi Lemmons, Killer of Sheep, Leslie Harris, Malcolm X, Mo Better Blues, Ousmane Sembene, racism, Robert Townsend, Ryan Coogler, Spencer Williams, Spike Lee, The Blood of Jesus, The Learning Tree | Leave a comment