Truth2Kings

All people of African descent have more commonalities than differences no matter where we are in the globe. We all have a very similar history from the south of Africa to the Caribbean’s Haiti- neocolonialism happens similarly.

In this episode of the True2Kings podcast, Temi and Sean discuss why it would be of our greater benefits as black people to support each other and tackle the myth that we are different based on where we are. Listen in to learn the power of Pan Africanism and how we can use it to become even stronger.

What you will learn:

· [0:42] Defining black parallel. Digging deep into the commonalities of how we’re dealt with regardless of where we are.

· [3:50] The tragic story of Haiti. How they were exorcised for fighting for their freedom.

· [6:31] Understanding the similarities of what other black people all over the world go through.

· [12:11] Tackling the myth that we black people are different when we’re the same just splintered.

· [17:18] The sacrifices and the courage of the African Americans that have formed a better path for other Africans to be where we are.

· [20:24] Why we Africans need to recognize ourselves to reconcile and realize the power of Pan Africanism.

What’s in a Name? (The Power in a Name)

Your name is who you are, especially in Africa- it defines you; it is your destiny and tells your story. In this episode of True2Kings podcast, Temi and Sean discuss the significance of a name, especially in the African culture.

Listen in to understand how your name defines your destiny which is called out by your creator- the one who names you. You will also learn why we as Africans shouldn’t be comfortable with what our oppressors call us.

“If you name something, you have dominance, you own it!” [8:44]

What you will learn:

· [0:25] Why your name is who you are. The significance of a name in Africa and most cultures.

· [2:57] Understanding the context of what your creator has called you to live out your destiny.

· [4:10] How Africans name for purpose, destiny, and to fulfill a promise.

· [6:24] The importance of your correct name and the one who named you.

· [9:12] The creation and division of the African space and people disguised as independence.

· [15:04] Why we need to come together as Africans and stop carrying out the wishes of our oppressors because none of them was designed to work for us.

· [19:12] The importance of uniting as Africans wherever we are in the world to heal our motherland.