In today's episode, we bring attention to the Congolese people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. With some 4.5 million people displaced from their homes – more than in any other country in Africa – and 2 million children at risk of starvation the world community carries on as business as usual, while The Cry Of The Congolese People can be seen if we pay attention and care. The Congolese people should not go unnoticed.

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In today's episode, we would like to give attention to our Afro-Palestinian brothers and sisters as the Palestinians’s struggle for freedom and self-determination under Israeli’s occupation. And although Afro-Palestinians make up a small percentage of the Palestinian population, they have an astounding history. Mainly concentrated in Jerusalem, most current Afro-Palestinians made the journey over during the British Mandate of Palestine as religious pilgrims and stuck around. The largest population of Afro-Palestinians sit in a neighborhood located in old Jerusalem referred to as “Little Harlem” or “The African Quarter”.

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In this episode we explore the meaning of Pan Africanism. Although decolonization has been achieved – insofar as the goals of national political independence were realized in the twentieth century – the need for African unity continues to be relevant to this day, especially with the increased presence of neocolonialism in Africa.

First and foremost, Pan-Africanism is the belief that people of African descent have common interests and should be unified. It is to create a sense of brotherhood and collaboration among all people of African descent whether they lived inside or outside of Africa.  Historically, Pan-Africanism has often taken the shape of a political, economical, or cultural movement.

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In this episode Unlocking Our Voices gives attention to Ms. Coco Gauff on winning the US Open Finals and the African Union becoming a permanent member of the G20. What are the ramifications and or benefits of Africa becoming a member? How does that impact members of the BRICS nations that are also members of the G20? 

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In this episode we focus on European Supremacy better known as white supremacy and how it is played out in the Americas and Africa. All over the world where the black cultures reside whether it’s in India, Bangladesh, Australia, the Caribbean, Africa or that of Latin America, European Supremacy has convinced the majority of those black people that they are inferior. Moreover, they have convinced the world that white skin is good and dark skin is bad.

They have even conceived those people within their own ethnicity and cultures that it is better to be lighter than opposed to being dark. White Supremacy has affected the consciousness of the dominant dark skin people of the world to inwardly hate themselves to the point that they have forgotten their history of how majestic and precious the black skin is.

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In today’s episode, we focus on education in the United States as it pertains to black youth in the educational system in high schools and on the college level. For this conversation we have an educator, motivational speaker, and who is also an author  to talk about his journey as a black male living in the United States. Our guest Dr. Richard A. Cross is committed to helping students. 

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In this episode, we carefully analyze Marcus Garvey’s audio speech “Look for me in the whirlwind” freedom speech from circa in 1924, was one of his most impactful and powerful works that not only gives us an insight into this charismatic man’s views on the role of the Black diasporas around the world but also demonstrates how timeless his vision was, as most of the points made by Garvey still apply to the state of the Black diasporas in today’s time. 

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In this episode, A reflection on our conversation with Thrive Vinomaandero Mahua from Namibia, a 23 year old student at the University of Namibia. She considers herself as a radical feminist and a proud author of Anthology and Memoir: What About Us?

Background music is credited to “This Too Shall Pass” by Scott Buckely and “The Travelling Symphony” by SAVFK MUSIC 

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Is western feminism dangerous to African cultures and values? In this episode of Unlocking Our Voices we have a conversation with Thrive Vinomaandero Mahua from Namibia. She is a 23 year old student at the University of Namibia. Ms. Mahua is a member of Namibia National Students Organisation, an organization that was founded in 1984, working for  quality, equitable, and accessible education in Namibia.

In addition, she has held numerous leadership roles including Chairperson of the National Secretary of Gender and Social Welfare and is now the current Deputy Secretary General of the organization. She prides herself as a radical feminist and the proud Author of an anthology and memoir titled "What About Us?" which speaks to her experience as a survivor of sexual abuse and a queer black woman.  

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In this episode I reflect on the conversation I had with the President of the Black consciousness organization in South Africa, Black First Land First, Mr. Andile Mngxitama. It is important to understand that our struggles as people of the Black Diasporas is universal so should be our unity.   Andile shed some light on Black consciousness in South Africa as it pertains to politics, the land question, social, and economic issues.  

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