Os salmos de Jide Uwechia
Rasta não é um convertido, ele nasce Rasta.
E não morre também
Rasta vive a vida do Amor e da Empatia
para si, para o seu vizinho e para todas as coisas
manifestadas por Jah Rastafari, o Todo Poderoso
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Chenouda, Pope of the Egyptian Coptic Church Pass On…
Pure and Righteous Woman-to-Woman Marriages of Africa
Homosexual acts may be outlawed in Kenya but there is a long tradition among some communities of women marrying each other.
This is hard to fathom in a country where religious leaders condemn gay unions as “un-African” – and those who dare to declare their partnerships openly often receive a hostile public reaction.
Crom Dubh the Black God of Ireland – Oguejiofo Annu
March 16, 2012
Crom Dubh of the Celts
Compare with Sierra Leonian Stone Sculpture
Black God of Ireland
There was the first god of Ireland, an Ethiopian Muur, by the name of Crom Dubh, whose cult came from Africa, who just couldn’t be church-washed nor white-washed easily, so he was supposedly suppressed, erased and buried. If only they could. Because the black god rises again and again like the true Phoenix.
Black Egyptians, the Descendants of Ham
Child Slave-Workers of Switzerland: The Verdingkinders
The Black Romans: The Moorish Nobles of Rome – Artefacts
Cancer and Hemp Oil
Marc Washington’s Perspectives: Italy’s African population from Paleolithic to Christian times
The Black Romans: Empress Irene and the Eastern Roman Empire circa: 753 – 803 AD
Empress Irene
Irene was born to a noble Greek family of Athens, the Sarantapechos family. Although she was an orphan, her uncle, Constantine Sarantapechos, was a patrician and possibly strategos of the theme of Hellas. She was brought to Constantinople by Emperor Constantine V on November 1, 769, and was married to his son Leo IV on December 17. They had a son who was known as Constantine VI.