Afrika's Reascension

Afrika's Reascension

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Afrika's Reascension episodes

  • Wrap up & INTRO to WORKSHOP MODEL--Ampim 4
    We continue our discussion on Ampim's critique of the LECTURE MODEL.
    We will share finish up on explaining Ampim's M.E.S. observations (Money, Ego, Sex) and begin to move into his ALTERNATIVE to the failed Lecture Model--THE WORKSHOP MODEL!
     
    Do we TALK too damn much?
    Have all the decades of lecturing positively changed the conditions of stolen Afrikans ?
    Are there any better ways to address the myriad problems facing the global Afrikan community?
    What is the 11th Commandment & do we still follow it today?
    Professor & primary researcher Manu Ampim in 1993 authored the book TOWARD BLACK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: MOVING BEYOND THE LIMITATIONS OF THE LECTURE MODEL & was basically whiteballed from the upper echelons of the Africentric comminuty.
    He calls on the carpet the limitations of the Lecture model...goes through its history & talks about when it was effective. Then he discusses how it went awry & fully exposes an alternative to 'talking all the damn time', his WORKSHOP MODEL.
    Everything we don't fully touch on tonight on this CRUCIAL talk, we WILL have multiple parts to conclude it properly.
    2 hr 59 min
  • news & Pros & CONS of the Lecture Model-Ampim 3
    We continue our discussion on Ampim's critique of the LECTURE MODEL.
    We will share how he feels SNCC is to credit(blame) for our present (over)use of the LECTURE MODEL & walk through the arguments FOR and AGAINST the LECTURE MODEL. (on the against side, we shall peer into Ampim's M.E.S. observations--& I am sure, you the listening audience may also have some items to share here as well)
    Do we TALK too damn much?
    Have all the decades of lecturing positively changed the conditions of stolen Afrikans ?
    Are there any better ways to address the myriad problems facing the global Afrikan community?
    What is the 11th Commandment & do we still follow it today?
    Professor & primary researcher Manu Ampim in 1993 authored the book TOWARD BLACK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: MOVING BEYOND THE LIMITATIONS OF THE LECTURE MODEL & was basically whiteballed from the upper echelons of the Africentric comminuty.
    He calls on the carpet the limitations of the Lecture model...goes through its history & talks about when it was effective. Then he discusses how it went awry & fully exposes an alternative to 'talking all the damn time', his WORKSHOP MODEL.
    Everything we don't fully touch on tonight on this CRUCIAL talk, we WILL have multiple parts to conclude it properly.
    2 hr 56 min
  • History, Pros & Cons of the Lecture Model-Ampim 2
    We continue our discussion on Ampim's critique of the LECTURE MODEL.
    We will go into it's derived history from the caucasoid Lyceum Model, share how he feels SNCC is to credit(blame) for our present (over)use of the LECTURE MODEL & walk through the arguments FOR and AGAINST the LECTURE MODEL. (on the against side, we shall peer into Ampim's M.E.S. observations--& I am sure, you the listening audience may also have some items to share here as well)
    Do we TALK too damn much?
    Have all the decades of lecturing positively changed the conditions of stolen Afrikans ?
    Are there any better ways to address the myriad problems facing the global Afrikan community?
    What is the 11th Commandment & do we still follow it today?
    Professor & primary researcher Manu Ampim in 1993 authored the book TOWARD BLACK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: MOVING BEYOND THE LIMITATIONS OF THE LECTURE MODEL & was basically whiteballed from the upper echelons of the Africentric comminuty.
    He calls on the carpet the limitations of the Lecture model...goes through its history & talks about when it was effective. Then he discusses how it went awry & fully exposes an alternative to 'talking all the damn time', his WORKSHOP MODEL.
    Everything we don't fully touch on tonight on this CRUCIAL talk, we WILL have multiple parts to conclude it properly.
    2 hr 56 min
  • Moving Beyond the Limitations of the Lecture Model-Ampim
    Do we TALK too damn much?
    Have all the decades of lecturing positively changed the conditions of stolen Afrikans ?
    Are there any better ways to address the myriad problems facing the global Afrikan community?
    What is the 11th Commandment & do we still follow it today?
    Professor & primary researcher Manu Ampim in 1993 authored the book TOWARD BLACK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: MOVING BEYOND THE LIMITATIONS OF THE LECTURE MODEL & was basically whiteballed from the upper echelons of the Africentric comminuty.
    He calls on the carpet the limitations of the Lecture model...goes through its history & talks about when it was effective. Then he discusses how it went awry & fully exposes an alternative to 'talking all the damn time', his WORKSHOP MODEL.
    Everything we don't fully touch on tonight on this CRUCIAL talk, we WILL have multiple parts to conclude it properly.
    2 hr 19 min
  • W.A.R RADIO--MUSIC SHOW
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    Tonight will be a PRE-RECORDED SHOW JUST OF MUSIC
    PRO-BLACK TO AFRIKAN CENTERED MUSIC!!!
    AR MUSIC SHOW PLAYLIST
    KABA-I'M AN AFRIKAN
    PETER TOSH-YOU'RE AN AFRIKAN
    SA ROC, et al--AFRIKA
    JUNGLE BROTHERS-ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR OWN HISTORY
    --
    BROTHA'S KEEPA-KRAKKA JESUS WHERE U BEEN
    AISHA SEKMET--I KILLED JESUS
    IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE-CIVIL WAR
    LIL DEE-HOUSE NIGGAH
    --
    BURUNDI-- WAR DRUMS
    AKOM MUSIC--TIGARE
    AKOM MUSIC MORE TIGARE
    Toumani Diabaté's Symmetric Orchestra - Boulevard de l'IndépendaNCE
    --
    -MAROON LIFE-KILL THE CAPTAIN
    -BROTHA'S KEEPA--SHOOTIN OFF
    -MUTABURUKA-white man's country
    -united front-GODDESS SUN
    --
    -K-RINO-THE PLAN
    -THEORY-PILLS
    -LIL DEE-HISTORY OF THE WHITE MAN
    -RASS KASS-NATURE OF THE THREAT
    1 hr 38 min
  • INTERVIEW-KENTAKE MALOPENZA & SISTAH ANONI MOUS-Maroonage
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    To usher in our THIRD year of existence this month, all month we will have interviews, with powerful people in the Global Afrikan Community. We have titled it
    THE SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
    We conclude this MAGNIFICENT month of interviews w/ a returning guest--the UNCOMPROMISING WARRIOR-ACTIVIST MAMA KENTAKE MALOPENZA & SPECIAL GUEST SISTAH ANONI MOUS (Creatress of the ADF-AFRCAN-DESCENDANT FOUNDATION, INC. https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-African-descendant-Foundation-Inc/209570302393755)
    Last time, she shared her main project, KATIOPA WATOTOSHULE an Afrikan Centered School she has founded in Canada. She will return to update us on her finance arm for her school, the UNCOMPROMISING AKOMA NTOASO TOURS & PRODUCTS, which  "provide the western diaspora with a variety of health products, cultural art and jewellery, all directly from Jamaica. We will begin Our 1st segment of Pan-Afrikan tours to Jamaica in the summer of 2013." For more details check out her face-cia-book page   https://www.facebook.com/AkomaNtoasoToursProducts?ref=ts&fref=ts
    She has just returned from Jamaica.Not only will she report on her 1st hand findings, but will also let us know what we need to prepared for 1--in dealing w/ Yurugu 2--deeper concerns of what 'Being Afrikan' means 3--deeper aspects of maroonage esp. in an anti-Afrikan millieu AND YOUR CALLS & CHAT QUESTIONS! So call in (760-454-1111) or join the chat ON TIME & PLEASE PLEASE BE READY TO PARTICIPATE in what I am sure will be an excellent discussion!
    2 hr 45 min
  • INTERVIEW--DR. QUITO SWAN author of BLACK POWER IN BERMUDA
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    To usher in our THIRD year of existence this month, all month we will have interviews, with powerful people in the Global Afrikan Community. We have titled it
    THE SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
    We continue this great month w/ a 2 hour discussion with
    DR. QUITO SWAN,
    scholar-activist & author of the book
    BLACK POWER IN BERMUDA: The Struggle for Decolonization.
    Dr. Swan is
    Associate Professor of African Diaspora History at Howard University. He works with a student group at Howard called SAMI (Students Against Mass Incarceration) that addresses issues around mass incarceration and political prisoners. His Research focuses on Black Power as an International Phenomenon, African resistance to slavery (such as maroonage), African populations in Americas. He works with Afro-Venezuelan activist group called the Afro-Venezuelan Network. He has taken students to Ghana, Cuba, Venezuela and Bermuda. Lastly, Dr. Swan has Chess Academy (FIve Elements Chess Academy) and teaches chess to DC youth.
    2 hr 31 min
  • INTERVIEW--Dr. Iya Adjua (dedicated Sistah scholar-activist)
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    To usher in our THIRD year of existence this month, all month we will have interviews, with powerful people in the Global Afrikan Community. We have titled it
    THE SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
    We continue this great month w/ an hour & 1/2 long discussion with uncompromising Afrikan centered woman warrior-scholar activist DR. IYA ADJUA
    She earned a B.A. degree in Early Childhood Education, a MA in African American Studies and a PhD in African American Studies & she is a fouding educator of a unique charter high school in Philadelphia.
    While there, Iya Adjua served as an administrator, cultural inclusion specialist, educator and mentor for new teachers. 1 of her speciality's is to develop wholistic African children who areready, willing and able to continue African legacies. She is the Creator/Founder of Cultural Rebirth Connections, International, a business that empowers African families, using their own existence and life stories as a starting point. She was recently initiated as a Shenuti (President) of AIPPC – Afrocentricity International, Philly, PA Chapter.
    We will only have her for 1 1/2 hours, so call in (760-454-1111) or join the chat ON TIME & PLEASE BE READY TO PARTICIPATE
    2 hr 5 min
  • INTERVIEW-Kwesi Ra Nehem Ptah Akhan
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    To usher in our THIRD year of existence this month, all month we will have interviews, with powerful people in the
    Global Afrikan Community. We have titled it
    THE SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
    We continue with a good friend, passionate warrior scholar and committed Afrikan Nationalist
    Kwesi Ra Nehem Ptah Akhan.
    We became friends during my 2 years in Chicago. He worked at an Afrikan Centered bookstore & when I came in w/ some questions, his knowledge of & uncompromising stance on Afrikan Spirituality, made us instant friends.
    All of his work, MOST OF WHICH ARE FREE are at his website www.odwirafo.com
    works like MY PERSONAL FAVORITE UBEN HYENG--THE ANCESTRAL SUMMONS, the most Afrikan centered spirito-phisophical text out today;
    KUKUU TUNTUM-THE ANCESTRAL JURISDICTION, where he lays out what it means to be an Afrikan person & where he COMPLETELY EVISCERATES ALL non-Afrikan religious structures;
    PTAH SASETEM--which is basically a step-by-step guide for ReAfrikanization;
    a few of his more 'controversial' pieces include
    tTHE ORIGIN OF THE TERM AFRIKA
    MOOR MEANS DEAD and
    DIVINE LAW & DIVINE HATE
    He is all over Ustream, youtube, he may even be coming to do a lecture in a town near you, but for now, he has graciously agreed to appear here on AFRIKA'S REASCENSION!
    So, all month WE WANT INTERACTION from you, the listening audience.
    So call in (760-454-1111)  or join the chat ON TIME & PLEASE PLEASE BE READY TO PARTICIPATE in what I am sure will be an excellent discussion!!!
    3 hr 1 min
  • INTERVIEW-Kwesi Ernest Nanor, from Ghana West Afrika
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    To usher in our THIRD year of existence this month, all month we will have interviews, with powerful people in the Global Afrikan Community. We have titled it
    THE SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
    We will kick things off w/ an hour long discussion with CONTINENTAL-BORN Afrikan from Ghana--Kwesi Ernest Nanor.
    We became friends from the plantation job I have & when I found out he was from Ghana, I tried out some of my limited Twi on him & he was so impressed that I knew ANY of the language, we became instant friends.
    After further talks w/ him about language, culture, loving Afrikan people (stolen-Diasporic & disrupted-continental), the insanity of caucasoid culture & his passion w/in each of those listed areas, I knew I HAD TO SHARE HIM W/ OUR AFRIKA'S REASCENSION audience.
    So, all month WE WANT INTERACTION from you, the listening audience.
    If you have always had questions from a STILL AFRIKAN LOVING AFRIKAN WHO WAS BORN ON THE CONTINENT, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. We will only have him for the 1st hour, so call in (760-454-1111) or join the chat ON TIME & PLEASE PLEASE BE READY TO PARTICIPATE in what I am sure will be an excellent discussion!!!
    3 hr

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