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Short Film - A Baltimore Love Thing

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This is a short film directed by up and coming director, Ayoola Daramola. This short film is not above love, but do watch.

 

Seyi Sodimu and Shafy in Set Free Music Video

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The music is cool vibrant, the singing is a blend of English and Yoruba, and the singing is smooth. This is a wonderful addictive song. The music video features Seyi Sodimu and Shafy. The music video was directed by Ayoola Daramola.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 July 2010 06:35
 

Geoffrey Star's Ghetto Prayer Music Video

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This is a music video by Geoffrey Star. The video was filmed St. Ann Parish in Jamaica. The label is Pete Music and Kings of Kings. The music video was directed by Ayoola Daramola.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 July 2010 06:35
 

Joseph Kabasele Tshamala's Independence Cha Cha

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"The mother of all independence songs, this moving piece by the great Joseph Kabasele Tshamala (Grand Kalle) - the father of Congolese music and his band African Jazz, was the anthem of the independence movement which began the process by which the Belgian Congo was to become an independent Congo. The accompanying slide also pays tribute to Patrice Lumumba - the political father of the Congo, and one of the greatest African statesmen ever." -- Foreignmovies.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 July 2010 05:22
 

A Contemporary Dance

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A contemporary ballet rendition by Complexions Contemporary Ballet artistic director and co-founder, Desmond Richardson. The music is Make you Feel My Love by Adele, a British recording artist and songwriter.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 July 2010 04:16
 

Any Cook Can Coach

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By Biko Agozino

This title was suggested by the title of an essay by CLR James on politics in the Caribbean in which he argued, following Athenian democracy, that ‘Every Cook Can Govern’. However, the institution of slavery in Athens, the fact that Athens had a war-mongering monarchy that oppressed philosophers, and the fact that women and children did not have the rights of citizenship meant that Athens was deeply flawed as a model of participatory democracy. The unfitness of Athens as a role model is particularly so for people of African descent who suffered centuries of chattel slavery, colonization and disenfranchisement, and who have also retained radically republican democratic traditions of the sort that anthropologists dubbed headless or acephalous societies. In his recent Nyerere Lecture, Wole Soyinka concluded that one such society, the Igbo is a good model for the rest of Africa.

Last Updated on Monday, 14 June 2010 21:19
 


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