Wanna see the connection between break-dancing, voguing, tap dance and traditional Afrikan dance? Look here.
Only thing missing is sisters whooping in church...
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
...::Black Man In The Black Land

President Obama in Afrika at the Great Pyramid on Thu.04.Jun.2009. The structure was built around 2500 BC in what is now Egypt. At 481 feet high, it is about as tall as a 50-story building. It was the world's tallest human-made structure for more than 3,800 years. It reveals the most advanced use of construction, mathematics, geometry and astronomy in the world. More than 3,000 years later, a British scientific group wrote: "Now all of these measures, angles and levels are accurate, not as an ordinary surveyor or builder could make them, but to such a degree as requires the best modern instruments and all the refinements of geodetical science to discover any error at all."
Sunday, May 17, 2009
...::Dear Brother Malcolm, You Live

[Malcolm X's birthday is on the 19th of May]
Dear Brother Malcolm,
Though your body was taken away from us years ago, we want you to know that your spirit lives among us still.
Through our dignity and our pride in our history and our culture, you live.
Through our marches and demonstrations and sacrifices for our people's struggles anywhere and everywhere in the world,
you live.
Through our dedication to our children, and our commitment to give them the best, you live.
Through those among us who refuse to be beaten down, and who are willing to pay the ultimate price for our manhood and womanhood and peoplehood, you live.
Through our schools and our centers and our holidays and our children named after you, you live.
Through our desire to live life guided by the highest principles, as you did, you live.
And through our commitment to have our freedom and dignity, fully and completely by paying any price, you live
We declare, brother, to our friends and to our foes, that every shut eye ain't sleep, every good-bye ain't gone.
Brother, you live among us still.
(c) 1985
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