Mansa Musa, who ruled the Mali Empire from 1312 to 1337, oversaw a period of significant expansion, wealth, and cultural flourishing. He was a devout Muslim whose pilgrimage to Mecca brought Mali to the attention of the wider world, showcasing its immense gold reserves and facilitating trade. Musa expanded the empire, incorporating cities like Gao and Timbuktu, making them centers of Islamic learning. His reign saw advancements in architecture and the promotion of education and the arts, particularly in Timbuktu. After his death, the empire gradually declined due to internal conflicts and external pressures. Despite its eventual disintegration, Mansa Musa’s legacy as a powerful and influential ruler endures, challenging Eurocentric narratives and highlighting the rich history of African civilizations.

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This document is an ebook of Frederick Douglass’s 1847 speech, “Abolition Fanaticism in New York,” available through Project Gutenberg. The speech, delivered at an anti-slavery meeting, recounts Douglass’s experiences with abolitionism both in America and abroad. Douglass defends his appeals to England for support in the fight against American slavery, arguing for the need to expose slavery’s evils to the world. He criticizes American institutions for perpetuating slavery and expresses his lack of patriotism for a country that enslaves millions. Douglass recounts his experience speaking about slavery at the World’s Temperance Convention. The document also includes information about Project Gutenberg and its mission to provide free electronic books. It details the organization’s copyright and usage terms, encouraging the free distribution of its ebooks while protecting its trademark.

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The provided journal anthology, “Agorism in the 21st Century,” explores various facets of agorism, a philosophy advocating for counter-economics and voluntary action outside state control. The texts examine agorism’s historical roots, its relationship to cryptocurrency, and its potential to create autonomous zones. Essays also discuss markets as tools or coercive forces, and consider “cold anarchy” as a framework for international relations. Additionally, some writings present blockchain technology and crypto-anarchism as means to disrupt traditional power structures. Finally, this collection investigates alternative societal structures within the context of global pandemics and digital control.

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Samuel Edward Konkin III’s An Agorist Primer introduces agorism, a philosophy advocating for a free society achieved through counter-economics. The primer defines agorism and its core principles, contrasting it with libertarianism and other ideologies. It explores the application of counter-economics in various aspects of life, from business to personal choices, and emphasizes the importance of consistent action towards freedom. The text also covers topics like free markets, property, money, inflation, and the nature of the State. Additionally, the document provides information about other works by Konkin and publications related to the New Libertarian movement.

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Killer Mike, born Michael Santiago Render, is a multifaceted artist known for his work as a rapper, activist, and entrepreneur. His career began with early collaborations with Outkast, which helped launch his successful solo career, highlighted by his recent Grammy wins for his album Michael. He is also well known as one half of the dynamic hip-hop duo Run the Jewels, alongside El-P. Beyond music, Killer Mike is a prominent voice in social and political activism, advocating for social justice and equality. He has also successfully ventured into business, opening barbershops and co-founding an online bank to support the Black and Latinx communities, and has appeared in films and hosted television series. Despite his success, he has also faced controversy, including a recent arrest at the Grammy Awards, demonstrating the complexities of his public persona.

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The text chronicles the history of Tulsa’s Greenwood District, also known as Black Wall Street, from its rise in the early 20th century to its destruction in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. It explores the factors that contributed to Greenwood’s success, including Black entrepreneurship, community support, and the desire for economic independence. The text also details the tragic events of the massacre, its lasting impact on the community, and the subsequent efforts to erase it from history. Furthermore, the text examines ongoing revitalization projects aimed at restoring Greenwood’s economic vitality and reconnecting the community. Finally, the text highlights other Black communities across the United States that also achieved economic success and cultural vibrancy, while emphasizing their own unique struggles.

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The Voluntaryist Handbook compiles essays and excerpts advocating for voluntaryism, libertarianism, and anarcho-capitalism as alternatives to state control. These writings critique the state’s use of coercion, taxation, and war, while championing individual rights, free markets, and voluntary cooperation. Several arguments critique both mainstream political ideologies and explore historical examples of voluntary associations and private governance. The handbook promotes the idea that a truly free and prosperous society can emerge through individual action and decentralized systems rather than government intervention. It also explores strategies for transitioning towards such a society through peaceful resistance, local action, and counter-economics. Ultimately, the book challenges the legitimacy and necessity of the state.

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Madam C.J. Walker was a pioneering African American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and activist who achieved remarkable success in the early 20th century. The sources highlight her journey from poverty to becoming a self-made millionaire through her innovative hair care products designed for Black women. Walker’s business acumen, marketing strategies, and empowerment of Black women through her sales force are emphasized. Beyond business, the texts explore her extensive philanthropy, supporting education, social justice causes, and community development. Her legacy is preserved through historical sites, museums, documentaries, and films that celebrate her impact on American society. Though her life was cut short, Walker left a legacy of entrepreneurship and social change that continues to inspire.

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Expat Money, founded by Mikkel Thorup, is a firm and community focused on assisting individuals in establishing international lives. They provide guidance on tax mitigation, second residencies, and offshore investments. Thorup’s personal experience and expertise inform the company’s strategies, which emphasize freedom, privacy, and wealth protection. The organization fosters a supportive network through events, resources, and a commitment to personal responsibility and ethical practices. Expat Money aims to empower clients to confidently navigate the complexities of international living and investment.

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Mikkel Thorup’s “Plan-B Residencies & Instant Citizenships” report offers guidance on obtaining second passports and citizenships. The report outlines the distinctions between tourist visas, permanent residency, and citizenship, emphasizing the advantages and disadvantages of each. It explores various paths to citizenship, including ancestry, naturalization, investment, and birthright. The document highlights specific permanent residency programs like the Portugal Golden Visa and the Panama Friendly Nations Visa, along with citizenship by investment programs in countries such as Malta, Turkey, and Vanuatu. Thorup provides insights into the legal and practical aspects of securing alternative residencies and citizenships, including KYC/AML compliance and source of funds verification. Ultimately, the report serves as a resource for individuals seeking increased freedom, privacy, and international mobility.

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