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![Kings and Emirs - History Of Africa with Zeinab Badawi [Episode 6]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vCyQgTJ6WgA/maxresdefault.jpg)
In this episode Zeinab Badawi focuses on the fall of the kingdom of Aksum and how the Christian kings who followed in the wake of its demise left powerful legacies especially that of King Lalibela who ruled in the 12/13th century. He is credited with building a complex of rock hewn churches which represent amazing feats of engineering at that time.
Zeinab also charts the arrival of Islam in this part of Africa and how the Christian kings and Muslim emirs co-existed. And she visits Harar, the most holy of Ethiopia’s cities for Muslims, where she observes the bizarre long-standing tradition of the ‘hyena men’ of Harar who feed these wild animals by hand.
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It's Spoken Word Saturday! Today I am sharing a peice that exemplifies my heart for the Hebrew family and our most vulnerable members, the unborn.
For far too long, we have allowed wayward, money hungry and blood thirsty politicians to dictate our conscience. It's time we fought back by standing up for our homes and families.
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The My Ovaries Matter (MOM) Mission is about mobilizing black mothers who are serious about our homes. To take part in this movement, just #myovariesmatter to your content about black/Hebrew excellence in the family and community.
We are committed to black home/family restoration. That takes committed papas, too. We know true fathers are #dedicateallday. Let's hashtag these messages and get the word out that our families are made by God's design!
It's time for us to be at the forefront of changing our homes and community. Our goal is to change the world one womb and family at a time. That starts with you and me. So #myovariesmatter and #dedicatedallday to your social posts.
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There are few Chicago historical figures whose life and work speak to the current moment more than Ida B. Wells, the 19th century investigative journalist, civil rights leader, and passionate suffragist. WTTW brings you a new CHICAGO STORIES special that tells her story as never before.
Freed from slavery just six months after she was born, Ida B. Wells once described her childhood with her parents and siblings in Holly Springs, Mississippi as “happy.” But a tragedy would alter the course of Wells’ youth. As a young woman and teacher, she refused to give up her seat on a train car that she was told was reserved white women. That incident launched the young Wells into her first public fight for justice.
Through writing, Ida B. Wells found her “real” self. As she put pen to paper, her words became an important tool to analyze, debate, and persuade readers on the issues of the day, particularly when it came to race and gender. But after the lynching of her close friend in Memphis, Wells found a new kind of power in her pen.
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Ezekiel 9 (KJV 9 He cried also in mine ears with a loud voice, saying, Cause them that have charge over the city to draw near, even every man with his destroying weapon in his hand.
2 And, behold, six men came from the way of the higher gate, which lieth toward the north, and every man a slaughter weapon in his hand; and one man among them was clothed with linen, with a writer's inkhorn by his side: and they went in, and stood beside the brasen altar.
Written/performed by: Majxsty
Produced by: Tone Jonez
Recorded & Mixed by: Jelani (Studio 23) Columbia, SC
Mastered by: Aria Mastering
CD Design: Jelani
Off the I'M WAITING album 2019
from seunokimi
What's actually happening on the African continent. The truth about the use of relaxers in Nigeria. Let's talk about it
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In the documentary, I explore the truth about the use of relaxers in Nigeria. With all the talk about Natural hair going on now among the diaspora, a lot of people don’t know that the use of relaxers in African countries is actually very prominent and that similar natural hair “movements” have started taking root I African countries as well, but for reasons many Americans may not expect. In telling the the history of black hair in Africa and story of relaxers in Nigeria, my goal is to also tell a story of Nigerian women as a whole, bringing light to Nigerian culture and ways. Africa has a lot of under-told stories, and the story of hair, and especially as it relates to the natural hair movement happening in America right now is one of them. I talk about African hair culture and the natural vs. relaxed hair debate that is happening in Nigeria. By going through African hair history through the stories of my grandmother and others in the video, the documentary walks you through things like traditional Nigerian hairstyles, some history of braids in Africa, ancient African hair care, African hair styles, and traditional African braids, down to modern day practices of how hair is currently done in Nigeria. The video goes through the history of black hair in Africa, African cosmetology history, and how it relates to African American hair history, facts, the history of black hair discrimination, and black hair and cultural identity. It also goes through things such as an examination of what is "good" hair in the black community from the African perspective, the importance of hair in different cultures such as the Nigerian culture, black hair story, black hair salon culture and braiding culture in Nigeria, and some of the politics or lack of politics surrounding black women's hair in Nigeria. By showing the history of relaxers, the evolution of black hair in Nigeria, and African hair culture, this documentary explores the truth about what is actually happening with hair in African countries such as Nigeria and why.
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Jesher Forreal- Nothing 2 Lose: Stream "Chapter 1" and the rest of the album today:
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Whether you think you are African American Hammite or Hebrew Israelite, we share a common enemy: White Supremacy. The bottom line is the bottom line, let's discuss it.
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