Marcus Garvey was born on August the seventeenth, and so this is a blessed day in my Journey. On this day a...
Read moreAll rights reserved for The Abeng and My Conscious Pen/YardCore International, Inc. Publishing Seeking Makeda III: (Journey into Touch)copyright 2011...
Read moreBless up this Emancipation Day/August Monday! Someone special just mentioned to me that We need some new teachers, or to...
Read moreSilent Violenceby Kaya Omodele 11-15-07Lonely bird in a cage croons longinglyDay by day his tune sours, dims to a wailUntil...
Read moreIn Africa, oral tradition was the primary means of teaching a people's history and culture. Griots were adept storytellers, teachers...
Read more“Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our mind.” - Marcus GarveyThe statement above reverberates the mantra...
Read more"We must understand that we are still locked in struggle. And we are reaffirming our commitment to struggle, and we aresaying we...
Read moreSpoken Word Griots: African Oral Tradition in Caribbean Music (First Part)copyright 2011 K.OmodeleWest Africans didn’t rely primarily on writing to...
Read morecopyright K. Omodele Monday morning, a cloud-draped second of May and the whole of New York City buzzing. All on...
Read moreMy Mother is a radics, a radical. When I was a little boy she wore tie-dye and batik dresses, African-themed...
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