The mkunga (traditional black midwife) adhered to an Alkebulan (aka Afrakan) spirituality that ordained her to practice her craft not by the authority of a human-made organization or government system but by the Great Primordial Source (Mother, Father, God, Most-High) and her egguns (ancestors) through visions, dreams, elders, seers and/or family member.

The Calling

Host, kreatress and mkunga (traditional black midwife) Sankofa Ra reclaims the cultural heritage of the American mkunga by connecting callings, knowledge, experiences, healers, narratives and literary authors to paint a vivid knowing, being and doing of who the mkunga was, why she is no longer a visible authority figure in the USA today, where she came from, the rituals she practiced, how she continued her legacy and when she will return from the shadows to the frontlines to heal and birth the black community locally, nationally and globally.

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The Calling

The Calling