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Thanks for sharing this story. I’m facing similar criminal repression for similar nonviolent public service announcement for the carbon death project on the case of the little dancer at national gallery of art on Sep 27, 2023. Trial is Nov 19 wish me luck. Agree at least we tried.
Getting a name change is not one of the most important things we need to do as a race of people in this country we call America it's about our mindset what we are believing and thinking yes a name change is great but having our minds together is more important
He left for Africa in his old age do to his safety from white supremacy who wanted him dead or in prison he did much work after he learned of the conditions of black his family had protection do to what they were able to afford but when he went to college out of state his eyes were open
Hotep, EVERY CHILD & ADULT NEED THIS EDUCATION IN THEIR LIVES. It is vital to our perception, the correct perception of ourselves. Thanks a billion for having this in your, our library!
We are still learning the history of Africa I only been to one country on the continent but it's very important especially with Africa's allies and trade routes back then
Dubois spent more than 5 years in Africa. Making him ignorant toward the African condition is totally wrong. Dubois blackness should never be questioned. He not only studied the African American experience he was on the front line. From Boston to Georgia. Dubois knew Africa had resoures. It was his blackness that wouldn't allow him not to understand Africa's condition . Dubois lived in Africa over 20 years and he wasn't ignorant regarding life in Africa.
