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The Original Trinity: An African Spiritual Doctrine
Triune nature of Godhood has been a reoccurring motif through antiquity in very many spiritualties. Though today, the very mention of a
Christian Terrorism In Africa That No One Is Talking About
I stumbled on a piece of news on Twitter of how the Chinese Government demolishes churches and Mosques. Stories of how
Hyper-Sexualization Of Women: Consequence of Western And Arabic Civilization
Sexuality is one crucial, reoccurring motif in Western and Arabic civilizations through antiquity. One could rightly point out that this is a
Beauty Of Folklore And Moonlight Stories In African Tradition
I still remember all too clearly sitting at the foot of Papa’s chair, other children around, a kerosene lantern flickering somewhere in
The Demons of America, The Cure In The Roots of Africa
Sean woke up in the morning with an aching back. He let out a groan as he slipped out of bed, the
The Gods Can Call Even Outside The Shores Of Africa
‘Honey, that Ram is out there in the yard again’ My wife said shutting the door quickly behind her ‘I thought
The Atrocities Of Leopold: How Leopold Of Belgium Enslaved And Killed Million Of Congolese
From 1807 onwards, Great Britain abolished the sale and ownership of slaves within her empire, and several other European nations
What was the role of slavery in West Africa?
BY RUNOKO RASHIDI I want to inform you about a story and provides you a thesis. It’s only a perspective and maybe
Learn About The Black Slave Who Taught Charles Darwin At Edinburgh
Alfred Russell Wallace is a man often identified to have contributed almost as much as Charles Darwin to the theory of evolution.
African Traditional Spirituality Is Not Magic
The applause from my tiny iPhone speaker was loud enough for anyone close to me to hear, the grin plastered on my
Facts About George Washington and Slavery
George Washington first came into possession of enslaved Africans at the first age of 11. Washington and his wife Martha together owned
The Tragedy Of Igbo Landing: It Is Either Freedom Or I Choose Death
Watching the video of Beyonce’s new music “Love Drought” and its obvious derivation of symbolism from the Igbo landing tragedy, I was
Martin Luther King Jr. Quotes People Ignore But Shouldn’t
White Americans Aren’t Doing Their Part to finish Racism — and that they Don’t Want to In his final manuscript “Where can
A School In Wisconsin Ignored Numerous Complaints By a Black Teen of Racist, Sexual Abuse & Now She’s Filing a Lawsuit
A black former Baraboo administrative district student alleges the district routinely ignored complaints by her and her mother about racist taunts, racially
African Kings And Queens Whose Stories Should Be Told On Movies
Some years ago, Nick Cannon expressed his disdain for movies like “Django Unchained” and “12 Years a Slave,” saying he’s uninterested in
Great African Women In History You Should Know
As a Black man and an African historian, I even have found that one among the foremost inspiring aspects within the annals
