The West is Primitive
Another call for decolonization, reconnection to ancestral knowledge, and study.
For Those Who Listen
A spiritual and cultural archive exploring Hoodoo, ancestral memory and Black healing as pathways to liberation through personal reflection, study and storytelling.
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I'm A Sinner
Lord, forgive Me - I serve you, not the Algorithm.
Sankofa: The Genomic Journey Every Africana Person Must Take
Remembering who we are through ancestral memory, spiritual science, and radical self-healing that is Hoodoo.
Aspiring Love
I want you to kiss me on neck and mean it
Seven Days Seven Nights
I have been fasting for seven days now and feel more clear-headed than I’ve ever been.
Selah
The Crown of Success is fine attunement with God, yourself, and your ancestors. It is the power of being present.
Something You May Not Already Know About Me
I did an exercise with some comrades today, and we shared experiences we might not have known about each other.
An Ode to Healing Black Women
featuring the work of Rosana Paulinho
The Intimacy of Manifestation in Hoodoo
There is no karma in Hoodoo; our work is “karma”; you are the redeemer
What are we leaving behind?
Its been two years!
You are more than your wounds
Reflections on my souls journey to actualize myself outside of my wounds.
Alkebulan People of Pluto Grove
A short story about a young woman longing to know more about her ancestral power amidst growing surveillance in her community when she encounters an extraterrestrial being.
Yurugu
“We see each other through the inner eyes with which we look with our physical eyes upon reality”. – Slyvia Wynter ‘No Humans Allowed.”
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Destiny's way
A storytime that leads to a conversation about the importance of following your heart as means of following your destiny.
What's Happening in Ukraine?
I'm realizing how important Africana studies education is in relationship to world news, politics, and how we imagine freedom.
Ancestors, Spirits, and God
Stigma and religious intolerance plague African spiritual traditions more than any other religion in the world.
Humble does not need to be in your vocabulary
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Naming and identification
Happy Black History Month!!!
Charity or cloaked oppression
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