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Re: Notes from T'shango Mbilishaka!
Brother T'shango- I just had a chance to go through the vital information you posted on Abibitumikasa and, Brother, this is super great!!!
You are doing a tremendous job in "staying on the case for the Race"- It is crystal clear that the work you are doing is definitely in ALIGNMENT WITH THE WORK OF OUR WARRIOR ANCESTORS!! Thanks to you, and ALL our other Warriors, for helping to keep THE SPIRIT OF LIBERATION ALIVE!! STAY UtMOST BLACKNIFICENT!!! Kamau Kambon 
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06-29-2008, 06:13 PM
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Re: Notes from T'shango Mbilishaka!
Akoben Institute
presents a 6-Week ON-LINE COURSE Afrikan Centered Social Science Course on RACISM & CULTURE taught by Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti Class Topic Discussion Schedule July 16 - The New Humanity & Shackles July 23 - The cultural Continuum July 30 - The Truth of Liars & Inner Vision August 6 - Black Capital August 13 - Racism, Colorism and Power August 20 - negroes Every Wednesday Night 7:30PM-9PM July 16 - August 20, 2008 course fee is $95 for more information e-mail: mwalimubaruti@ yahoo.com to register for course go to: www.abibitumikasa. Com Greetings Family! I hope all is well with you and your families! Thank you for your interest in the Nana Baffour African Centered Education Training Institute. There is no cause that we have been charged with by our ancetors that is as important as making sure that our young people are properly prepared to administrate our nation. The establishment of the Nana Baffour African Centered Education Training Institute is evidence that we are serious about changing the abhorrent realities being faced by our people in general, and our children specifically. The Nana Baffour Institute charges us to do as Nana wished - to be African and to do whatever is necessary to make sure that an African education is available for our children. We invite you to participate in the Nana Baffour Institute beginning next month! Our first training session will be on Thursday July 10, 2008 at 7pm in Arlington, VA. The goal is to meet at 7pm twice per week for the remainder of July and in August (with the exception of a couple of dates in August). There will be approximately 10 class sessions. All sessions last 3 hours. You may only miss one session. All sessions are $50; hence, the total cost is $500.00, which must be paid in full on or before July 10. Space is limited, so if you are interested, please email brother Kmt at: Yahoo! In the spirit of Nana, Kmt Shockley, Ph.D.
You Are About To Enter 1st EYE ACTIVATION Learn the Truth - See Symbols Unveiled right before your eyes. Get your copy of this Journal Article today while supporting an Afrikan Centered Academy. Click on link below for Sample Excerpts From Lecture/Journal: Title: Ausar, The Pope, Santa Claus, Christmas, and Christianity By Dr Terri Nelson aka Queen Nteri Renenet Elson Revealing the Harvest of the Neteru to the Sons and Daughters of God http://www.rightrelationshiprightknowledge.net/articles.html Unveiling the Symbols - Revealing the Neteru Kamit Decoding Journal & Lecture Series Dr. Terri Nelson aka Nteri Renenet Elson is a Holistic Practitioner, Kamitician, Metaphysician, and teacher of the Afrikan origins of the Ancient wisdom. She is co-founder of, The Academy of Kamitic Education, Right Relationship Right Knowledge, Maat, Inc. where she gives classes on the Application of the Ancient Wisdom in Modern Daily Living. Dr. Nteri is a gifted Wordsmith and Mtu Ntr Symbologist and gives important Keys for Dis-Spelling Illusion in her books: Ka Ab Ba Building The Lighted Temple and Secrets of Race and Consciousness Right Relationship Right Knowledge Publications Right Relationship Right Knowledge Publications Visit our Website: Academy Kamitic Education, Right Relationship Right Knowledge www..rrrk.net Learn more about our 9 Month 1st, 2nd and 3rd Degree Certification Programs in an Afrikan Centered Psychology, Spirituality and History. http://www.rightrelationshiprightknowledge.net/cc2.html#kaabba Please Forward 28 June 2008 Greetings Family, How are you? I am fine. Next week I head to Africa. Specifically I will be spending just under five weeks in Egypt and Ghana. On one of my trips to Ghana three or four years ago I lectured at the Sunrise Academy in the Teschie District in Accra, Ghana. The Teschie District is a relatively poor community made up mostly of the people called Ga. Indeed, our Ancestor the late, great Dr. John Henrik Clarke, was an honorary member of the Ga community. Anyway, during the course of my lectures at the academy I fell in love with the school. The students were disciplined and delightful. You may recall that a number of us contributed to the school library and we have now now sent between five hundred and a thousand books to it. These books range from everything from text books and encyclopedias, science fiction and African literature, to Naim Akbar and Chancellor Williams' Destruction of Black Civilization. A group of us will be visiting the school during our tour to Cairo and Ghana in July. During the visit we intend to present to the school a brand new laptop computer that we will purchase in Ghana. We might even be able to buy two of them. We think that this is a wonderful and practical way to make a difference in the lives of generations of African children. If you agree and would like to make a contribution we encourage you to send a check or money order to: Rashidi Box 201662 San Antonio, TX 78220 We will send you a receipt for your contribution and a photograph of the presentation at the school. In the unlikely event that we do not purchase the computers for any reason your contribution will be returned in full. Please join us in making a difference. The future belongs to us if we are prepared to work and sacrifice! In love of Africa, Runoko Rashidi http://www.cwo.com/~lucumi/runoko.html
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Uhuru sasa! Fahodie seesei! Ominira nisisiyi! Moom sa bopp leegi!
Freedom now! Please be sure to check out the exciting things going on here this summer at Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language and Liberation community networks! Just click on any image in the slideshow below for more info and links! And don't forget to stay BlackNificent! Obadele Kambon Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language Institute Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Liberation Institute Abibitumi Kasa Online Market Abibitumi Kasa Fundraiser Last edited by Ɔkyeame Kwame; 06-29-2008 at 06:18 PM..
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Re: Notes from T'shango Mbilishaka!
YEntOre aborOfo ne aborOfodwene a EwO yEn mu aseE koraa in Twi. K'a pa oyinbo ati ero oyinbo t'o wa ninu wa run (patapata) in Yoruba.
"A powerful people will never teach a powerless people how to take their power" -Dr. John Henrik Clarke “The 'educated Negroes' have the attitude of contempt toward their own people because in their own as well as in their mixed schools Negroes are taught to admire the Hebrew, the Greek, the Latin and the Teuton and to despise the African… The thought of the inferiority of the Negro is drilled into him in almost every class he enters and in most every book he studies… The large majority of the Negroes who have put on the finishing touches of our best colleges are all but worthless in the development of their people…” - Carter G. Woodson 1933, Mis-Education of the Negro “The lowest point of modern western philosophy was the inclusion of arguments for white supremacy and "Negro" inferiority in philosophical writings during the 18th and 19th centuries. The prestige of some of the thinkers compounds the evil. David Hume (On National Character), Charles Montesquieu (The Spirit of the Laws), and Georg Hegel (The Philosophy of History) were the forerunners for writers like Thomas Carlyle (The Nigger Question) and Joseph Gobineau (The Inequality of the Human Races) who were in turn forerunners of Adolph Hitler.” - Jacub Curruthers, article African Centered Education attached To Understand how Europeans use "Science" (false tests and inaccurate statistics) and pseudo-intellectuals to advance their devious plans for world domination check out this book below. This also makes it clear why we must develop ourselves and our children into Afrikan Nationbuilders and Intellectual Assasins who can defend against racist/ white supremacist propaganda and white world global domination. 
Please see attachments of views against Afrikan Centered Education. The Afrocentric Hustle by Stanley Crouch, Pride and Prejudice by Dinesh D'Souza and remarks made back to Mary Lefokwitz Not out Africa book. Witness the new professors of the fourth Reich. These ideas are not rare in fact we have all been indoctrinated covertly or subvertly to believe them. And just like in Nazi Germany where Jews were used to carry out the annihilation of Jews, Blacks are being used to carry out the annihilation of Blacks. For a deeper understanding of the truth and the Education we must advocate for our children please check out these very important new websites and articles: RBG Afrikan- Centered Cultural Development and Education - Zimbio Foundations of African-Centered Education AFRICAN-CENTERED EDUCATION: AN APPROACH TO SCHOOLING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS | Education | Find Articles at BNET http://www.africawithin.com//carruthers/african_education.htm Leaders in African-Centered Education - Assata Speaks - Hands Off Assata - Let's Get Free - Revolutionary - Pan-Africanism - Black On Purpose - Liberation - Forum You can also find these articles attached very good reads Dr. Clarke Schools Bernal, Lefowkitz, and Rogers Please watch all parts. "Those who have done evil expect evil" -African Proverb To catch up on E-mails you may have missed and do extra research on Afrikan Education Please check out these websites. Afrikan Educational Systems - Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language and Liberation Institutes and Community Networks Notes from T'shango Mbilishaka! "It seems that, as an excuse for rejecting things African, many of our people pretend that they can't connect with continental Africa and Africans because, 'Africans sold us into slavery.' Without going into the psychosis of self-hatred for those clinging to this excuse, I pose this question: 'Why did Europeans have to kill so many Africans, have wars with Africans, and always arrive in Africa armed to the teeth?' If Africans were simply 'for sale,' then it seems likely that the European would have only needed to back his ship up to the African coast, pay the African 'slave merchants' a few pounds, load up the slaves, and sail off to the Americas. Why kill anyone?" E. Jerome Johnson 7 Steps Toward Black Reemergence This has been a Revolutionary Daily Thought http://groups. Yahoo.com/ group/Revolution aryDailyThoughts Visit our website at http://www.AkobenHo use.com Check out Book if you can find it called The Painful Demise of Eurocentrism: An Afrocentric Response to Critics by Molefi Asante . The best books are hard to find Other excellent books to help understand how statistics are falsefied and used to determine our future/ the future of Afrikans at home and abroad. Check out Even the Rat Was White by Robert Guthrie, Mismeasure of Man by Stephen J Gould, and the last two chapters ( I think 21 and 22) of The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Sturcture in American Life by Hernstein and Murray    Fantastic News! It is always good to hear from my students These are two of my students both very conscious, hard working and preparing to build for our community and our nation. I remember them using their oral and analytical skills in a mock trial, with Colombus, Columbus' men, Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, the Tainos, and the system ( Each represented by a group of students) all on trial for the mass murder/ genocide of millions of Indigenous people in the Western hemisphere, that we had in class. Teens in starring roles as Aquarium interns By Christine McConville | Tuesday, July 22, 2008 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Business & Markets Photo by Angela Rowlings There’s an anxious mother who wants to know if anyone has ever fallen into the New England Aquarium’s giant ocean tank. And then there’s the regular, who wants to know where Myrtle, the 70-year-old sea turtle, is hiding. Shanti Baker, 17, handles both questions deftly from her secure perch on a wooden platform just inside the multistory tank. “No one has ever fallen in, but people have lost personal items, so hold on to your belongings,” she tells the crowd that has gathered around the tank. And the mysterious Myrtle, she explains, is hiding underneath the platform. On a busy summer day, Myrtle may retreat from the crowds, but Baker doesn’t. Not anymore. This is her third summer working as an aquarium summer intern, and she can handle crowds and their questions with poise. It wasn’t always this way, said Jenna Sigman, who runs the aquarium’s teen internship program. Three years ago, “Shanti was unsure when dealing with the public,” Sigman said. This summer, Baker - an aspiring marine biologist - and her cousin Alex Mendes are showing younger “aquateens,” as the interns are called, how to speak to crowds. Each summer, the Aquarium accepts 65 “aquateens” from Boston and Cambridge . In addition to learning about barracudas and sting rays, the teens participate in college preparation courses and career development programs. While Baker is greeting visitors to the aquarium’s giant ocean tank, Mendez, also 17, and an incoming junior at City on a Hill, has been taking the aquarium to the city. As part of the aquarium’s community program, he brings hermit crabs, starfish, sea urchins and sometimes lobsters to Boys and Girls clubs and youth programs throughout Boston . Both Baker and Mendez live in Dorchester . And they say that as they travel to and from work each day, their new public speaking skills are coming in handy. When fellow T passengers see their aquarium volunteer shirts, “they always say, ‘Wow, that must be a great job,’ ” said Baker, who will be a junior at the Urban Science Academy in Boston this fall. “I tell them, ‘Yes, it is,’ ” she said. Check out new Magazine http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/bpower/index.html Queens, NYC - A Family Outdoor Festival Sat, August 2, 2008 Onipa Abusia Presents A Family Outdoor Festival Saturday, August 2, 2008 1 - 6pm St. Albans Park - Merrick Blvd & Sayers Avenue Bring the whole family, bring chairs and blankets. Bring your lunch. Come out and enjoy a day of family entertainment. Visit the African Market where you can purchase clothing, jewelry, books, & cloth. **Entertainment** Asase Yaa African American Dance Theatre DeVore African Dance Company Dinizulu Institute of Dance Blessed Hips Movement and Dance Company Lil Phillips - Jazz Vocalist Blu Nile Jazz Band featuring Henry P. Warner (Kojo Osei) Poetry Clowns Storytelling And More For info, call 718.658.2600 / 718.525.4633 ******************* 'We are not here to earn God's love, we're here to spend it!' 'Obi nkyere abofra Nyame' (No one shows a child the Supreme Being') **Vendors and craftspeople! - Visit the Yahoo Group, African Cultural Vendors. This group lists various events & festivals where you can showcase your creations. Subscribe at AfricanCulturalVendors-subscribe@yahoogroups.com 'Unity IS possible'. 'Measure your life in love' - Seasons of Love, from Rent 'Ahoofe ntua ka, suban pa na hia' (Physical beauty does not count much, it is good character that counts.) 'The world is my country, to do good is my religion'. 'Change how you see things, and the things you see will change' 'Humility does not mean you think less of yourself - it means you think of yourself less.' 'The Will of God will never take you to where the Grace of God will not Protect you. Live a outrageous and fantastic life!
July 28, 2008 Akua keynotes in Cairo, Egypt (Teen Summit 1000) July 31, 2008 Akua keynotes in Aswan, Egypt (Teen Summit 1000) Aug. 4, 2008 Beecher Hills Elementary School Professional development (Atlanta, GA) Aug. 5, 2008 Akua keynotes the AUSL Conference (Chicago, IL) Aug. 6, 2008 Clayton County Professional Development (Jonesboro, GA) Aug. 8, 2008 Hambrick Elementary School Professional Development (Stone Mountain, GA)
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Uhuru sasa! Fahodie seesei! Ominira nisisiyi! Moom sa bopp leegi!
Freedom now! Please be sure to check out the exciting things going on here this summer at Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language and Liberation community networks! Just click on any image in the slideshow below for more info and links! And don't forget to stay BlackNificent! Obadele Kambon Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language Institute Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Liberation Institute Abibitumi Kasa Online Market Abibitumi Kasa Fundraiser
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Re: Notes from T'shango Mbilishaka!
Jambo Afrikan Family, I hope everyone is well. YEntOre aborOfo ne aborOfodwene a EwO yEn mu aseE koraa in Twi. K'a pa oyinbo ati ero oyinbo t'o wa ninu wa run (patapata) in Yoruba. Sign up for Akwaaba (Twi) | E Kaabo (Yoruba) | Agsil ci jamm (Wolof) | Kwiza mbote (Kikongo) | Karibu (Kiswahili) | Welcome (oppressor) | Abibitumi Kasa : An Afrikan (African) Language Institute Twi and Yoruba class to find out what I mean. But these words will be used all e-mails and correspondences from here on out until what is said comes to fruition. As soon as possible please go to these websites and vote for our brother Yaw Nkhansah also known as Joseph Edelin. Real powerful Afrikan Teacher in Atlanta who has had his students pass the statewide exam every year, has made the KIPP Academy in Atlanta be referred to as the Afrikan centered KIPP and was featured in Ebony a couple months back (The one with Barack on the cover) for bringing his entire class of 60 or more students to Ghana. http://www.essence.com/essence/dorightmen/bio_josephedelin.html Essence.com | Essence Do Right Men 2008 Please find an article attached written on being "mixed" since this seems to be a major issue people are dealing with today that comes up at a lot of Afrikan meetings. You will also find a couple of Powerpoint slides. Thoughts to Consider from Dr. Amos Wilson: The Falsification of Afrikan Consciousness: Eurocentric History, Psychiatry and the Politics of White Supremacy "Domination as a social fact and situation necessarily disorders and reorders the thoughts, feelings, emotions, motivations, values, psychological states, and consequently the consciousness and behavior of the dominated....The normalization of pathology is exquisitely functional for oppressive regimes. It is for this productive reason that oppressive White supremacy always attempts to rationalize its oppression of Blacks by normalizing their reactionary, pathological, Eurocentric consciousness and behavior and simultaneously abnormalizing both the reactionary and proactionary, non pathological and pathological Afrocentric consciousness and behavior with regard to their political-economic functionality for maintaining white dominance."(p.. 106) "White Supremacy is to a large extent founded on the social amnesia of subordinate Blacks." (p. 121) "The subordinated Afrikan is hardly aware that his psyche, consciousness, and behavior have been subverted and misdirected by eurocentrically-conditioned operation of anxiety and its related psychological aftereffects (other symptoms). White supremacy works most efficiently when subordinated Afrikans feel that they have freely chosen to think and behave the way they do when in actuality they have been subliminally compelled to do so by the psychopolitical machinations of their white oppressors. Thus, the subordinated Afrikan feels freest when he is most controlled. And his pursuit of apparent freedom is often the pursuit of unapparent enslavement. (p 129) Frustration Denied I often tire of fighting for a people who believe in their enemies even more than their enemies believe in themselves. It is not easy to work toward the enlightenment of a people hell-bent on destroying themselves as a personal favor to those they seek validation through and even a semblance of conditional love from, a people determined to live with their murders, rapists, diseducators, destroyers, to sleep with them, to eat out of their plates and off their floors. We have grown comfortable in the company of death. It is hard to make a people understand an innate evil that thrives on chaos when they only recognize that other's "truth." It is not easy to be Afrikan in an anti-Afrikan reality. It wears at you. It tears at you. It can make you question the depth of your sanity, the purpose of your mission. It makes peace nigh impossible. But I would rather die a warrior in service to my ancestors and descendants than live the lie of a slave fallen to the unrelenting pressure of europeans, negroes and lost souls calling us to commit treason against the Creator. Spirit is what I answer to. Spirit is what strengthens me through my weariness. Struggle, with vision, produces resilience. It creates power. It brings a warrior's peace, a peace that lies only on the battlefield of justice, not the bed of forgiveness and forgetfulness. .. Forgiveness will not cease their destruction and if we forget we will not be able to find our way home. To be engaged in battle when what the enemy has already done to our souls, minds, bodies should have made any revolutionary thought impossible is how I know we have already won. The Universe does correct itself (through us). Ma'at is justice. Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti [taken from Battle Plan (Revolutionary Poetry & Short Stories)] This has been a Revolutionary Daily Thought http://groups. Yahoo.com/ group/Revolution aryDailyThoughts Visit our website at http://www.AkobenHo use.com 2008 - 09 African Centered Home School Program WHAT: Akoben Institute is a full-time African Centered Home School Program beginning its tenth year of operation. Courses include math, language arts, science and social studies (including African and African American history). Courses are taught by instructors who have experience educating elementary through college level students. WHOM: Open to Students from 4th through 12th grades. WHEN: We will follow the Atlanta Public School 2008 - 09 academic calendar. WHERE: The West End neighborhood (on Queen Street right off of Abernathy). CONTACT: Mwalimu Baruti or Yaa Baruti at (404) 753-7237 (the answering machine is always on), or e-mail us at mwalimubaruti@ yahoo.com. We also have a full and part-time SUMMER PROGRAM. Flashback from old e-mail: Afrikan Mathematics http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/ron_eglash_on_african_fractals.html
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