African History
Black History Month in Quebec City
“Even when the language falters, the heart of our community speaks a dialect that needs no translation.”
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Kwanzaa Is the Healing Practice Our Caribbean Community Desperately Needs
“Kwanzaa’s seven principles are proof that ‘I am because we are’ isn’t just philosophy.”
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From Jamaica to Sankofa: Why knowing our history heals us
“We can’t know where we’re going if we don’t know where we’re coming from.”
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I was forty-four when i first heard of Mansa Musa; Why didn’t anyone tell me sooner?
“It took less than four minutes to reclaim a legacy I didn’t know I was missing.”
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Pan-African History Comes Alive in Wendell Adjetey’s Powerful New Book
“A race-conscious global Black cosmos remains incompatible with imperialism and neocolonialism.” — Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey
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Seti the 1st war correspondents etched along the north wall of the Hypostyle hall; more of his great achievements
BY DAVE RANKIN Seti the 1st returned home from battle against the “vile” Kheta with captives and “the choicest items
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Tremendous achievements for the 1st year nesew Seti
BY DAVE RANKIN From the very onset Rameses the 1st was appointed the new ruler of ancient Kemet, he had
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Why would he be chosen to be the next nesew? Rameses the 1st – 19th Dynasty circa 1292 -1290 BCE
BY DAVE RANKIN If a pharaoh has no heir, it’s his position as leader of the nation to appoint a
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Only one person had the gall to finally sit upon the throne and bring Kemet under order
BY DAVE RANKIN The passing of Aye left a power vacuum, which needed to be filled, and only one person
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Pharaoh Aye; the powerful bull, the one whose future is sparkling
BY DAVE RANKIN In our previous entry, we took the time to highlight the life of The Great Royal Wife,
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