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Getting ready for Kwanzaa
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Getting ready for Kwanzaa
Let us as African/ black Americans celebrate Kwanzaa and the seven African principles! -
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Welcome To AfRaKa.com
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Welcome To AfRaKa.com
Welcome To AfRaKa.comThis Website and Community is built on the Seven Afrakan Principles of Living - The Nguzo Saba.
This site is dedicated to the Memory of our Worthy Afrakan Ancestors; and the in-gathering of the people.Afraka.com is a Forum and Networking site committed to the holistic development and sustainability of the AfRaKan Family & Community while connecting the AfRaKan People locally and throughout the Diaspora....
Because of people like you,Last edited by Tariq; 07-19-2023, 10:52 AM. -
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When Did African Americans Actually Get the Right to Vote?
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Was Slavery a Factor in the Second Amendment?
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Was Slavery a Factor in the Second Amendment?
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A detail from a 19th-century illustration depicting a slave revolt in Virginia.Credit...MPI/Getty Images
Every mass shooting, like the most recent at Santa Fe High School in Texas that left 10 people dead, reignites a passionate debate over the Second Amendment. For many Americans, if there is an image that comes to mind when they think about that amendment, it is the musket in the hands of minutemen at Lexington and Concord.
A dramatic but little-knownLast edited by Tariq; 12-18-2023, 09:43 AM. -
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Black Love Day/Akoma Festival
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Black Love Day/Akoma Festival
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Februari 13-15, marks the annual celebration of the Akoma Festival. The Akoma Festival is an outgrowth of Black Love Day (Februari 13), created by Ayo Handy-Kendi, who saw the dire need of love in our community after the violent death of her son.
With Sister Kendi’s blessing, TEACH in St. Louis expanded Black Love Day to the three day celebration of the Akoma Festival.
Akoma is both an Adinkra symbol and saying among the Akan people ofLast edited by AYAN; 07-03-2023, 11:06 AM. -
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Did Integration Hurt Black Neighborhoods
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Did Integration Hurt Black Neighborhoods
ABIBIFAHODIE! Nubian Sisters and Brothers.
In my opinion definitely integration hurt black communities the proof is look at our neighborhood today no social economic growth and I neighborhoods are deteriorating fast other nationalities are establishing businesses in our communities and we have none.
We need to come up with Solutions on rebuilding not only our neighborhoods we also need to start on building strong Economic Unity! -
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Black Codes. Reconstruction
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Black Codes. Reconstruction
ABIBIFAHODIE! My Nubian Brothers and Sisters.
We hope you find this information very important to understand the Black Codes and understand what they would really all about. -
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"A Black Holocaust in America" The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921
ABIBIFAHODIE! Family
fully exposed on this site. Learn how over 15,000 Black people were left homeless, then run out of town and thousands were killed or wounded by fellow white Americans on May 31st, and June 1st in 1921.
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