The Melanin Convergence: From Maafa to Ubuntu

“Melanin Convergence” signifies real time prophecy envisioning growth. It confers upon us responsibility to implement African Redemption correcting the immoral and amoral 1883-1884 Berlin Conference. No political authority relinquished African sovereignty to European countries and the U.S.A. No African social, political, and cultural infrastructure developed over hundreds of thousands of years validated that conference. … More The Melanin Convergence: From Maafa to Ubuntu

Keyamsha the Awakening and Mchakato Wa Uponyaji, The Process of Healing

As The Maafa is coming to an end Keyamsha, the Awakening is beginning. The Maafa is ending because we have begun Mchakato wa Uponyaji, the process of healing. Kiamsha events have been leading to the gradual process of reawakening. We are coming to a full awareness of our ubuNTU. We see our humanity in others. … More Keyamsha the Awakening and Mchakato Wa Uponyaji, The Process of Healing

“Person of color” Fails At Dumbing Down Melanin

Another liberal commentator did it. She said “Person of color” as though it was some meaningless, throwaway phrase. What is remarkable about the use of that term is what it says without saying it. Is “white” not a color? The phrase implies white is not a color because, so-called “white” people are not included in the group … More “Person of color” Fails At Dumbing Down Melanin

Melanin is worth over $350.00 a gram more than gold t-shirt

Keep calm Melanin is worth $396 a gram. That is a fact. Truth is a force. The truth is we are awakening. Mchakato wa Uponyaji is the process of healing from the great disaster known as the Maafa. Keyamsha, the awakening is happening as you read this. For hundreds of years people of African ancestry, […]

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Who’s afraid of the Melanin World Order?

When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. –Paulo Coelho The Melanin World Order is a conspiracy to restore peace, justice, righteousness, order balance harmony and reciprocity in all areas of people activity. We say restore because there was a time when the Melanin World Order was in effect … More Who’s afraid of the Melanin World Order?

The Melanin World Order: who’s afraid of it?

So exactly, what is the Melanin World Order? It is the order that was in the world before chaos was created. The Melanin World Order is the order that existed when melanin was the organizing molecule and everyone knew it. The Melanin World Order was long before the “New World Order.” Before the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria set sail. … More The Melanin World Order: who’s afraid of it?

Marcus Garvey’s greatest achievement

Marcus Garvey’s greatest achievement was performing psychic surgery on the minds of millions of mentally enslaved people to restore their sense of pride, dignity, nobility and nation. His operating room was liberty hall. His scalpel was the Black Star Shipping Line. You know who were his nurses. Red Black and Green  stitches were covered by … More Marcus Garvey’s greatest achievement

AUGUST 13, 2016 MARKS 96 YEARS OF RED, BLACK AND GREEN

The Mhotep Corporation announced today its plans to make this August 13, 2016 the Reddest, Blackest and Greenest day ever. To this end, they issue the #RBGChallenge and invite everyone to celebrate the #RBG and “Wear Red, Black and Green on August Thirteen!!!” August 13, 2016 marks 96 years since the colors Red, Black and Green … More AUGUST 13, 2016 MARKS 96 YEARS OF RED, BLACK AND GREEN

ANNUAL SACRED LIBATION CEREMONY FOR OUR SISTERS: The community remembers Black women lynched

ANNUAL SACRED LIBATION CEREMONY FOR OUR SISTERS The community remembers Black women lynched PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29, 2016 — Spiritually-conscious people of African descent will gather 3:00 PM sharp, Sunday, March 20, rain or shine, at Congo (Washington) Square, 7th & Walnut Streets in Philadelphia for the Third Annual Sacred Libation Ceremony in remembrance of the … More ANNUAL SACRED LIBATION CEREMONY FOR OUR SISTERS: The community remembers Black women lynched