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What if understanding your cultural and historical roots could be the key to overcoming systemic oppression? Join us as we explore this powerful notion with Ish Khepri, a Pan-African activist, who returns to shed light on the profound philosophy of the Five Percent Nation and its founder, Clarence 13X. We journey through the origins of this movement, examining its emphasis on self-knowledge and wisdom as vital tools for personal and collective growth among Black individuals. Ish offers compelling insights into Clarence 13X's transformation from a member of the Nation of Islam to a revolutionary leader who inspired generations through his relatable and empowering message.
As the narrative unfolds, we delve into the philosophical tenets of the Five Percent Nation, often known as the Nation of Gods and Earths. Discover the roles of the 5%, 10%, and 85% within society and how the teachings of Supreme Mathematics and the Supreme Alphabet guide members toward enlightenment and self-realisation. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the significance of these principles in fostering a deeper understanding of one's identity and their duty to the collective.
With hip-hop as a backdrop, the conversation shifts to the enduring influence of the Five Percent Nation on the music genre and its communities. From the golden age of Hip-Hop to today's challenges, we ponder the evolution of the genre and its shifting themes. Through this lens, we examine the tension between commercialism and meaningful discourse, emphasising the importance of preserving the rich cultural depth and resistance that Hip-Hop originally embodied.
Host:
Fungai Mutsiwa
Guest:
Ish Khepri
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BlackFor30 is a place for exploring Pan-African theory and praxis through discourse. Send us your thoughts and questions @blackfor30 or via email at [email protected].
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At BlackFor30, we believe that liberation begins in the mind and manifests through action. Your donation helps us amplify Afrocentric perspectives, foster critical conversations, and create initiatives that challenge narratives and inspire change. Together, we can keep the mission alive and impactful. Thank you for being part of this journey.
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What if understanding your cultural and historical roots could be the key to overcoming systemic oppression? Join us as we explore this powerful notion with Ish Khepri, a Pan-African activist, who returns to shed light on the profound philosophy of the Five Percent Nation and its founder, Clarence 13X. We journey through the origins of this movement, examining its emphasis on self-knowledge and wisdom as vital tools for personal and collective growth among Black individuals. Ish offers compelling insights into Clarence 13X's transformation from a member of the Nation of Islam to a revolutionary leader who inspired generations through his relatable and empowering message.
As the narrative unfolds, we delve into the philosophical tenets of the Five Percent Nation, often known as the Nation of Gods and Earths. Discover the roles of the 5%, 10%, and 85% within society and how the teachings of Supreme Mathematics and the Supreme Alphabet guide members toward enlightenment and self-realisation. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the significance of these principles in fostering a deeper understanding of one's identity and their duty to the collective.
With hip-hop as a backdrop, the conversation shifts to the enduring influence of the Five Percent Nation on the music genre and its communities. From the golden age of Hip-Hop to today's challenges, we ponder the evolution of the genre and its shifting themes. Through this lens, we examine the tension between commercialism and meaningful discourse, emphasising the importance of preserving the rich cultural depth and resistance that Hip-Hop originally embodied.
Host:
Fungai Mutsiwa
Guest:
Ish Khepri
Support the show
BlackFor30 is a place for exploring Pan-African theory and praxis through discourse. Send us your thoughts and questions @blackfor30 or via email at [email protected].
Support BlackFor30
At BlackFor30, we believe that liberation begins in the mind and manifests through action. Your donation helps us amplify Afrocentric perspectives, foster critical conversations, and create initiatives that challenge narratives and inspire change. Together, we can keep the mission alive and impactful. Thank you for being part of this journey.