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Before Emmett Till, Willie James Howard born July 13, 1928 a 15 year old boy from Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida was killed for allegedly writing a letter to a white girl.

This conversation is about Our issues, Our community, and Our solutions to Action. Come listen to The Ansubu expound. 🌍

Marilyn Grimes, wife and mother is trying to find out who she is apart from the many roles that she plays.

The Reprogramming of ones mind information that we need to replace in our minds which are our truths as a people, our heritage and our culture which was stripped from us.

Marilyn Grimes is a wife, a mother, a sister, and a daughter. Today, she's decided to make changes in her life, to do something different. Today, Marilyn Grimes has finally decided to be herself. First, she has to find out who that is.

My guest Michael Sibley talks about his journey to healthy eating and its importance and what he went through getting there. He explains the importance of sun gazing and the benefits of it. This Brother has a wealth of information to share with us. Michael looks forward to sharing more of his knowledge with us. 🍓🍐

The African in America is in a constant battle fighting to survive in a world filled with an unfair justice system, racial bias, police brutality, poverty, and racial inequalities. My guest Lucio Bitoy/ Wolf Lue will dissect this ongoing current state of war that is a continuous battle for the African in America and it's effect upon the African throughout the Global Diaspora.

In this conversation King Aijalon explains why Black people should or should not be in solidarity with those who will not stand with us or ally with us in solidarity.

The fabric of racism is built into the halls of every American institution, and way of life. This conversation will give a complete and thorough breakdown of this intricate pattern and how it was woven to wield upon those of African ancestry.

The Gatherings are the subject of racist rallies and conclaves. They stem from small regions to national. This the last part of The Gatherings which took place at Stone Mountain Georgia. - by Raphael S. Ezekiel

TBwahid with Guest Nubian Goddesses/ DaGoddess Ma'Tarah and Queen Jharrie Anut discuss.

TBwahid and Guests King Aijalon The Ansubu,and DaGoddess Ma'Tarah conversate and unpack the five stages of Cointelpro's tactics devised to stop the advancement of Black Unity, advancement and the birth of a Black Messiah.🌍

The interviews were tape-recorded and transcribed. The quotations in the chapters based on interviews ( Part Two and Three) are exact. I did not tape-record, on the other hand, while observing gatherings.- Raphael S. Ezekiel

Various subjects

Much more impressive, and significant, were the self-confident faces, the brisk walk, the expensive, lustrous shoes, the crisp suit jackets, the narrow ties of the small army of African-American professionals and businessmen who marched through the terminal, with equally well-dressed and confident black women at their sides. -Raphael S. Ezekiel

What it must have been, I thought, to have been a black man or woman, and to have worked here for civil rights. To have been stripped in this way, to have no identity-and to be marked: TARGET. What incredible courage, I thought, to have persevered.- Raphael S. Ezekiel

Racist conclaves and rallies involving indoctrination speeches in the daytime and robed ceremonials at night, usually around a flaming cross.

Portraits of American Neo-Nazis and Klansmen.

The Introduction to this research the author explains in detail how he was able to write this book. ( Part 2)

Portraits of American Neo-Nazis and Klansmen. A journey inside the American white Racist Movement. ( Introduction 1)

My Guest King Aijalon Joseph The Ansubu unpacks the second part of our discussion of the tentacled beast we know as Institutionalized Racism its many faces and the ways in which it manifests.

King Aijalon Joseph The Ansubu examines the downfall of this tentacled Beast we call Institutionalized Racism. 🌍

Who Asked you? A Novel by Terry McMillan, this novel pulls no punches about family, love, race and the ties that bind and liberate us. You'll meet 56 year old Betty Jean Butler the matriarch of the family a very opinionated woman who craves her identity beyond that of mother and wife.

Harvard Sociologists Dr. David R. Williams pulls back the veil on the nuances of Race Relations in America today.

TBwahid and King Aijalon The Ansubu unpack on the subject of Identifying the Condition of Racial Trauma.