Slavery continued until 1945 when Nazi Germany was defeated and 10 million white slaves were liberated by the U.S. soldiers, many of whom were African Americans.
Category Archives: Prophet
Culture: Natty Dread Taking Over
The Moorish Owners of Libya 1913: Black Libya, the untold stories
Libyan girl from Tripoli carrying a water jug 1913
Young Libyan girls in a 1913 picture
Libyan woman carrying prepared food 1913Tear down your idols! The wisdom of Noble Drew Ali
Holy Bhang..holy Ganjah smoke!
Igbo Hebrew Roots
HEBREW
IGBO
1. ADAH
Female name, the daughter of Elon: Gen. 36:2
The name of a first daughter in Igbo
2.UDU
To certify or attest
· · Fame or popularity
· · Clay pot
· · Pot-like musical instrument
3. ANI
Everlasting or unending
· land or ground, the earth
4. USII
· Name of a town
· Name of a male
· Name of towns in Owerri and Ideato
· Name of a male
5. ADDAR
A Town in Judah: Joshua 15:3
A town in northwest Arochukwu
6. ASA
A Hebrew king. The son of Abijah
and father of Jehoshaphat
The name of a beautiful female.
The name of a town near Aba and Port Harcourt
7. EZER
The chief leader of war generals who the Gadites
sent to support King David at the battle of Ziklag
against Saul which is the last record of
the activities of the three Gadite brothers
– ERI, ARODI and ARELI. (1 Chron 12: 8).
Eze is the general Igbo word for kings and leaders.
8. EWE
Goat
Goat but pronounced as Ewu or Eghu
9. AM
The people of or a place of
AMA refers to a place or square
10. OL
Servitude or Slavery
Olu means labor or work
11.MAAZ
The name of a male in Israel
Maazi is also a male name or title.
12. IKKAR
Tiller of Ground
Iko-ugbo means to till the ground or to farm
Bunny Wailer: Boderation
Requiems for Colonel Gadafi’s regime – IronLion
HAPPY EARTHDAY MARCUS GARVEY
HAPPY EARTHDAY MARCUS GARVEY
Today, Wednesday, August 17, 2011 is the 124th anniversary of Marcus Garvey birth in St. Ann, Jamaica
“Garvey was unique in advancing a Pan-African philosophy to inspire a global mass movement and economic empowerment focusing on Africa known as Garveyism. Promoted by the UNIA as a movement of African Redemption, Garveyism would eventually inspire others, ranging from the Nation of Islam to the Rastafari movement (which proclaims Garvey as a prophet).”