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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 2_ bonus EPISODE _ HOST QueenMother Dr_ ChenziRa · DA CREW Podcast

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I'm greeting rebuilding a new legacy. Get ready m HM to come up
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to fill the tunnels by just had to start the energy right and welcome a
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Quaba Hotel Peace. You're joining us on a new legacy. Check that out,
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a new legacy. We're building a new legacy. This is a broadcast
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that will feature a variety of reasonings, conversations, correction conversations that allow us
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to really uphold culture, healing, art, technology and spirituality for life.
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Inspiration, reedom and edification. Notice I didn't say education edification for those persons
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that may not be as familiar. I am Queen Mother, Doctor, Chencerah,
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Pajila, Adeaki, a few other names that come with that. I
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currently serve and many capacities, and tonight I am really pleased and honored to
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be welcome as part of the crew. The crew, and this is a
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whole new seta divas cistern that really desire to bring truth to power, to
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really bring vibrational shifts, really engaging opportunities for us to share how to live
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well, how to hear, how to empower one another, how to show
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love, sustain and maintain integrity, loyalty, power and sovereignty at the same
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time. And I'm really excited because this is the launch of our broadcast,
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made possible through various networks including Post Speaks. I have the support of the
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African Queen Mother Warriors, an international organization who's the AQ. Just so persons
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get into that vibration. We speak of our sisters as queens. We speak
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of them not in the manner of a feudal vibration, but we speak of
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our sisters as queens that keep them elevated to keep them involved in things that
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are virtuous and a bright and positive and blessed and spiritual. And then okay,
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I got excited, so I was just hold the whole space. I
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am also elated beyond measure that tonight as we opened up with the peace me
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being people. And you'll hear that again, that's Brother Spunky with one of
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our illustrious queens, Reverend to Ivy should die of Hilton. If you're not
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familiar with the set words sounds, you might want to just google her name
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because she always brings that energy, that vibration, that healing and all of
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the things. So, just as a short description for those persons that are
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joining us for this podcast here on on speechs building a new legacy, What
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does that mean? What does that vibrate? So, yes it's interdisciplinary and
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yes it's transcultural. But the intention is for us to be able to use
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this media podcast environment so that we can share in oversations. What am I
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saying here, Life centered conversations for those that aren't accustomed to us using self
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determination and our language skills, Life centered discussions, life centered perspectives, life
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centered actionable deliverables. Things that we can really speak into areas that allow for
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us to share our perspectives. Some that are very insular or just inside of
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our soul self, some that are connected to our families, some that are
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connected to our communities, some that are connected to the wider village. Some
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that's connected to all the society and humanity as a whole. Because our shared
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humanity allows us to maximize how we build, maintain, and strengthen new legacy.
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We're going to also have an opportunity this evening to have a one of
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our illustrious guests I'm really honored and privileged to have with me this evening,
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and I refer to him as son, a powerfully royal son, none other
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than our ambassador and Reverend Brother Kamal. How are you feeling this evening.
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I'm feeling fabulous. I'm super being in the same room with my not just
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queen mother. I have many queen mothers, but I only have one supreme
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Greeen Mother. So to be a part of the launch of season two of
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this podcast with you Live and Alive in support of the crew, it's absolutely
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for me, you know, quite a lovely way to spend my Thursday evening.
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And I'm just really looking forward to bringing the heat, in this case,
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bringing the heat true love and light and logic. I love the tone
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that you've set, I love the mood that you've set, and I'm one
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thousand percent ready. So in a nutshell, I'm doing swell. I'm vibrating
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in the act energy myself. So go ahead, green mother. Yes,
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thanks. Well, that's the whole idea when we're bringing these types of versations
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together, so that we can have guests that also bring their skills, their
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talents, their expertise, and of course their spirit. The whole idea is
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so that when we're speaking that we're doing as much as we can to contribute
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antribute to building legacy. What is the legacy that's of interest to you?
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What are the things that you you see as permanent, ever changing in some
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contexts, but permanent in terms of how do you sustain and strengthen the pillars
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that keep your family, your community, your society, and of course our
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shared humanity together. And part of that has a lot to do with purpose.
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So when we start to talk about these things, we're also speaking about
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how to bring exemplary forms of how we engage in just our relations with one
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another showing respect and reverence to one another. And then of course looking at
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what's happening in the earth. You know what types of environmental issues affect you.
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What are some of the intergenerational things that you're seeing between elders, those
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that are not quite elders, those that are millennials, those that are generation
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X. What are the things that you see in that regard? And then
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also how do you bring this to the next level. How are you feeling
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really? What are the things that feed your mind deal and how do you
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strengthen some of that. So when we speak of purpose, we're always speaking
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of being able to have a purpose, being able to express that purpose,
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being able to strengthen that purpose. So we're gonna take a minute. It's
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kind of listening, just kind of listening, to take it up a little
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bit and try to kind of little energy. Keep alad. Yes, I
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want all you do. Just make sure that show box shoe. Have a
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promise in this hairline sound common a straight, live a preposition every day,
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So take and live joy. I have a province in all you do.
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Just make show your life is true. Every time we walk on the streets,
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we see all the children crying. Every time we see out there,
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it seems like people are lying everywhere that we see. All this chirs is
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supposed to be about the bird, all them than now we have a world
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of confusion. I have a purpose and all you do just make show that
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you live a life song. But let's try live a purpose everything. Just
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make show you this in John Away a purpose and all you do so your
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life like it's true, we have to live the life of my We can
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have ress a prophetly we have to live the life like intelligendust. If you
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have a purpose along a way that all the time to do so, you
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know, you just have to change of the energy like when we talk about
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purpose. Since we get ready to go into a versation about how we really
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bring things into this uplifting vibration. Greetings sister Queen should Net. I'm seeing
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these names pop up. I'm like, let's make it roll. This is
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gonna be a very engaging versation because the idea is how do you heal?
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How do you shift things? I'm sure the voice sounded a little familiar.
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Short promise, short thing. Some of us like to sing. We like
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this thing doing poetic verse. We may not do all the wild world of
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girls stuff. But we take Diva to another level, you know, we
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take Diva emperor style, queen style, a little bit of pizazz. But
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we're very excited to be able to talk about what is the purpose, what
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are some of the things. We know that February one marks the opening of
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African Black History Month. We know that in twenty twenty four, the whole
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theme that's identified in the nation is surrounding African Americans and the arts. So
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it gives us a very wide breadth of things that we can speak of when
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we speak of the arts, the creative arts, the visual arts, the
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performing arts, whether it's dance, theater, music, painting, sculpting,
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a variety of areas and arts, and of course the digit arts, you
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know, in terms of the digital visual art, the graphic arts, and
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the post of other things, the culinary arts. We get a chance to
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speak up in a variety of different places. So this gives us that opportunity
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to show the connection between what's happening, for example, in our Caribbean Americas
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as well as in the forty eight contiguous US. Of course, we don't
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want to leave about our brothers and sisters in Canada and in speaking of the
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Caribbean Americas, we're speaking of that whole belt from the Southern States and forty
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eight contiguous US, because that's all part coming into that Caribbean space, all
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the way throughout the Caribbean Isles, Central America, South America, and that's
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just what we're engaging and welcoming on this side of the Atlantic and then taking
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it to the other side and welcoming then another layer of that African Black history
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experience, which is history in the making, because in real life, you
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know, the African Black history is three hundred and sixty five days. However,
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we want to give our respect to the honorable doctor Cartergie Woodson. We're
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having that foresight bringing truth to power, bringing it up in that regard,
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so we want to at least highlight that. So with that being said,
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I'm always excited for your Royal excellency and Bastard or Reverend connect in addition to
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the work that you do around economics and the education they're in and sustainable development
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and just bringing all of these things so that we don't look at culture or
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the arts or even education as a separate sphere. You're able to always bring
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it back into a space of currency and and keeping it current. I like
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that with you, you keep it current while you still speak a currency.
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So I'd love for you to share with our viewing and listening audience a little
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bit about how does that navigate for you as we speak about building a new
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legacy. Oh, thank you so much for the opportunity. And you know
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I was bubbling to the reggae a while ago. Uh you know. You
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you when I when I think that I have the fullness of the Queen Mother,
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you drop something on me and I'm like, okay, all right,
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okay, layers, layers. It's all about the layers, all right.
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So let me tell a story. I think that puts things into a wonderful
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context. And by the way, good night of viewers, by way of
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YouTube, linked in Facebook, all of the plethora of platforms that you're joining
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us in live. We want to say as a Salam shalon malhem. We
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want to say the mast. We absolutely want to say Hotel bayete, bayete,
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dieo dio, welcome, aquabavakasha, come in rock and coming. I
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want to tell a story. I'm agreeo. I was always agree on but
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but when I was a child, there was a question that was often put
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to me because I had a number of skill sets, being born to a
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four degree black belt martial artists karatka who transferred into jijitsu, who then created
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his own as it were, fighting style ninjitsu as part of Camicus International,
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which was Camels African Martial Arts and Cultural Art school. So since Anna I
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was a liquorute, I was born and raised under the shadow of this.
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You know, they are fathers, and then there are superheroes. So here
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was born to this superhero. And then my mom, you know, though
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diminutive in status in terms of world stature, she was not diminutive in status.
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I'll say that again. My mom biological, while diminutive in statue,
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was not diminutive at all in terms of status. And so at the side
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of every great man you will always find an equally great woman. And so
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I had the fortune, I had the pleasure. I had the ancestrally ordained
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privilege of being born to what we call a zacha man, a real man,
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a rootsman, a second degree and second generation Garvat, born to a
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first degree and first generation garveied in my grandfather. So by the time I
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was born, I was born literally born into a household as a third generation
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GARVYI within a homeschool setting, very Afrocentric, very pan African. I couldn't
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say no to learning martial arts. It was either learn martial or died trying
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favorably for me, I lived to tell the story. Uh, you know,
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so thankfully, you know it worked out well. But it was not
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an option growing up in the camal household that that was just not an option.
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But again within that house, so we had drumming in that household.
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We had reggae in that household. We had conscious uplifting nation building, Kaiso
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calypso. In that household, we had reggae beats, Fella Kutie and all
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the greats. Long before afrobeats was a thing, we had afrobeats in the
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household. So growing up in that environment, it was the perfect storm.
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It was a kind of a purple read was a kind of a meleu,
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a kind of a beautiful admixture of so many elements of African culture, African
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cuisine all ital is vital. Grew up in a rasta far eye household,
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dreadlock carrying household, and so that created a beautiful environment, a fertile environment,
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a chemetic environment Kim the Black Lands and of the Black people, partly
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because of the fertility of the nile overflowing its banks, but more so because
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of the black rich menolin b one energy of the people that also inhabited the
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lands as well. So growing up for me, doctor ben Jocannon and doctor
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Henry Clack, and all of these heroes and even some heroes as well,
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you know a Mannorinus and and and Queen sheba Uh and all of these heroes,
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they were part and possible of of my what we'd call o boon to
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education. And so again the question was asked, well, what do you
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want to be when you grow up? When I was a child, and
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I couldn't answer, Queen Maud for the likes of me, I couldn't answer,
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not because I didn't have talents and gifts and many options. It's just
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that I couldn't choose one because the ancestors were vibrating something to me, because
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the Most High was giving me some gentle nodges and inspirations and inspirations along the
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way that I was not to be too tethered to anyone's science or anyone's spirituality,
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and so favorably. Because of such a rich and diverse menu, I
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was able to master a number of sciences, indigenous, traditional, conventional,
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and otherwise, so that I may be able in this incarnation to show up
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as an African reparations minister and diplomat, utilizing the ancient traditional Jahouti Act traditions
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together with Ubuntu Umuntu, Oungo, mun To wung Goo Bantu, together with
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that of all of the other ancient traditions together in one amazing comprehensive menu that
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allows for us to look at reparations not just as an island here, as
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an external thing that we need to take to France and Spain and Portugal and
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the Netherlands and Germany, and let's not forget Britain and all of the other
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genocidal, marauding colonial powers and now neo colonial powers that are still puppeteering and
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puppet mastering behind the scenes. I got the assignment from the ancestors to turn
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that reparatory struggle for justice and development in one that we may be able to
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deal with the kingman in the mirror, to deal with the queen sister in
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the mirror, and deal with the family the African family and all of the
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struggles and trials and the good and the bad and the ugly, and ask
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ourselves those fundamental questions in terms of who are we, where are we going,
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what are we required to do? And how are we going to get
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there? Using ancient, sacred, sovereign and sustainable models and so that is
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a big knot, but it's a nutshell in terms of how I came to
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be and how I landed here a shay oh. So for those persons that
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aren't at familiar, you can say give the young when person say can I
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get an amen? This is the time for us to bring in that energy,
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that kind of spirit, the kind of vibration, because what we're speaking
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of is how do you bring truth to power? How do you sustain with
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persons here the term or act just so that for the listening viewers that may
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not be as familiar, well, let's practice together truth justice, order,
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reciprocity, balance, divine righteousness, harmony. Or let us truth justice,
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order, reciprocity, balance, divine righteousness, harmony. And that's what we're
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speaking of when we speak of that ancestral principle of my eye, because it's
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something that is done, it is something that is lived. It is something
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that is perfected, not just practice. But you do each day, uncovered
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each day, and you will have days where you go into the opposite of
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my aunt and that's called inspect chaos, disorder, lack of balance, so
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you disharmony, lack of truth, the opposite. Yeah, and just to
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the persons that are on the same page and what we're bringing to the table.
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So with that being said, you know, and I like bringing things
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in and out because you have given a very wonderful, engaging conversation that allows
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for me to then go into this next piece that I would like to share
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because I like to use the arts. I like to use music, because
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sometimes the message comes across with more clarity, with more vision, with more
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directness. So I'd like for us to listen to this piece, Africa,
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we Love You, by the phenomenal Bayesian poet laureate Adrian Green. We understand
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how they pushed on and shopped you, oh, into the dimly lit corners
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of their history book. But being all the truth, how we've searched down
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lope to lift our minds off or Europe up some staying up. Understand how
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much strength and real power it too to get from on the their spells and
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propagan and know them one how we sprouted be that she his and we boo.
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We let them know we were our fun But we found our mother even
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be united with our lost sisters and brother. African start just brought their hands
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to her. Probably their sons and daughter got her across the water in this
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great disaster with the calm that was authored by the thirty Buttons, thinking how
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you want to say the world, but they tried to kill every last semblance
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of African spirit hand skin. But destiny has unfold. Prophecy must fulfilled emancipationism
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out in it's our sleeping and to get to the top of the is jadine.
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That's why from Cape Town to Cairo, bid us to Brazil, no
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matter where we were taken, we are africanstant and we will be yield those
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emotionless scars, and we will reclaim everything that ours and we will we take
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our place amongst the stars and we will redeem our ancest Africa. We love
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you, and today's must come. We seen ras sunshining, the storm clothes
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are moving from above you, and glorious things again will be spoken of you,
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like really love humanity, birthplace of civilization. Sha bring out some sanity
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to these crazy modern nations. Sankofa is the only way on top of this
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present situation looking backward, to go forward to our future destination. Our relation
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to our history must be more than information. Emancipation is a feeling. It's
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an overwhelming emotion, inspiring devotion and the commitment to undo the brainwashing and programming
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that they put us through Africa is but we must experience new Africans be persons
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and to their own culture, which lets our common experience keep us together like
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glue, with that ancient African science with empower mot who boom to excuse me
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if I get a little height, But I'm a part baras that they try
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to wipe out of all historical site. And now my stories come to light
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and all those prongs I want to write with songs of redemption and words to
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fight the oppression that got with grips are type. But this sounds it is
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not impression on you. The puppet is already said to you, Afrikaans unity.
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As we're moving right out, we are moving to our again. You're
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listening to us speaks building a new legacy and we like to use word,
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sound, power and strength from the artists that we know live in this particular
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frame. So when you hear me speak of chats for life, all I'm
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saying is culture, healing, arts, technology and spirituality for life, inspiration,
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freedom and edification. So we say chats for life to keep it tight,
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to keep it short, to keep it in the memory. We use
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mnemonics so that we can actually begin to strengthen those moments when we may feel
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a little bit off our throne. When you're a deva, an African empress,
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queen, mother diva, at that you have to sometimes be settled and
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get back on your centa and many of the things that are illustrious guests is
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for all. Excellency, Ambassador Reverend Kwami Kamal was sharing some of that in
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terms of his own journey. So each time we come together, the intention
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is so that we go on another layer, we uncover another part of that
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lotus pet another part of that, another part of that soul searching, another
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part of that body self, another part of that consciousness, another part of
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how do we heal in the midst of all of this chaos. And for
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some of us, when we speak appealing yes, we're talking about heritage,
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just we're copying about education. Yes, we're talking about arts. We're also
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talking about legacy. And in the context of what we bring together, we
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do our best to undo many of the damages done. So you'll hear people
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talking about preparatory justice. You'll hear people talk about reparations. And we're not
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talking about the begging version. And we're not talking about just the money.
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Money. Money's good, money's in board time, but it's currency. So
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we're speaking of the resourcefulness, the restoration of our humanity, the restoration of
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how we engage with one another, the restoration of respect the monks one another,
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the restoration of our current vibrations of peace, love, joy, tranquility,
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those types of energies what persons say I mean or amen or I'm in
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h we're invoking that vibrational energy that keeps us fully connected with infinite source.
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By all the names we choose to use and looking God, Jehovah, Yago,
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your body, Intada, and we can go on with the lists.
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The intention is so that we stay in that realm of harmony, in that
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realm of peace, and at the same time be able to handle what's going
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on in our environments on this space that we call Earth, this particular planet
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that we are currently charged to be responsible with and for. Right. So,
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with that being said, I'd love for you to speak on some other
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elements of how you see African Black History Month. What are some things you
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see that we can begin, of course, are what we call our public
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version of things around building legacy, because it's really there's so many things that
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have been taking place inside of the Caribbean community where those that aren't familiar with
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CARA con the Caribbean community, more than fifteen member states within the Caribbean and
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their heads of states have really engaged in a variety of uplifting economic development,
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social development, building blocks. Think of it as the United Nations of the
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Caribbean. Yeah, and then you have other layers of organizations in the region.
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You've got entities inclusive of the Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Where you'd like to be around August first every year is for their Pan African
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Festival. Talk about building a new legacy, the richness of culture, the
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richness of edification, the richness of economic development. Have you ever been to
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a festival that actually in the middle of the festival has a conference on economic
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trade and commerce. That's the kind of fete in JUBAILI right, where we
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get to talk about those types. I forget that articularly, I was just
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if we're in a parade, what's been the next thing? I know?
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We're having like a serious, serious trow down all kinds of economists in the
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room, accountants in the room, persons that understand sustainable development and all types
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of things to make sure the persons know that when we speak of culture and
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heritage and the arts and our environments, we talk about building blocks of society,
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which means we have to deal with currency, which means we have to
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deal with the economy. No one is supposed to go into this consciousness.
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There's there's no property mindset here. It's a mindset of prosperity, a mindset
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of sustainability, of mindset of academic excellence. Oh okay, So I'm just
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giving some ideas, you know. And then we also link this to the
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Universal Liberal Improvement Association African Communities LEAP, particularly the Rebuilt Committee twenty twenty.
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So I'm very clear, very specific for those because there's different elements entities of
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the government established by the Honorable Marcus Masada Garbing for those persons that might overlook
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some of these names. Just we can do some Google. We'll drop some
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lengths in some of the areas so that persons can always come and gain,
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always come and gather. If you have questions, post them, If you
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have things that you have to share commentary on, so we can share that
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in some of our oversation. That helps us to do what building a new
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legacy. Notice how that's word, not just any legacy, but a new
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legacy, so that it brings those things that are positive ancestrally, those things
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that are positive in terms of our African experience, those things that are positive
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in terms of our body, mind, soul, spirit, consciousness. Hmmm,
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sounds like the elements air, fire, water. Absolutely, so please
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share with us, ambassador. Sure sure well. Firstly, in Trinidad and
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Tobago we get to celebrate African History month twice. We get to celebrate in
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February with the rest of the world because as the US goes so to the
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rest of the world by way of the media and by way of you know,
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the power of their media machine currently is second to none. And so
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when you have our beautiful African American brothers and sisters celebrating African History Month.
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We celebrate right along with them, so we fully enjoy full joy. Rasta
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Phire would say, the month of February and what that brings in terms of
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a focus on our history, our current affairs and even afrofuturism with a conscious
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righteous atticle yahuti bed And so we get to enjoy that. But later on
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in the year, in the month of November, that is when we interroid
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ad in Tobago celebrate our African history man. And so I tell my children
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all the time, and of course, as you know, I'm a second
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generation homeschooler, So greetings to Yashua and greetings to Enya Endeedy, our beautiful
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children who are really having a ball of a time learning all of this afrocentric
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scholarship. My daughter Bluewode maya Oa, because we practice African history three hundred
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and sixty five days a year and sixty six on the lead year. So
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she was throwing out Swahili at him that he couldn't answer. He didn't have
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an answer for it, you know. And on top of that, you
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know, she did her own version with kids Ujelagba, you know as well,
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made it her own and all of that. Right now, it's four
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hundred thousand views and climbing on Facebook. So she's a little ambassador in her
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own right, bringing again to the table that which I got from my ancestors,
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I am able to pass on to both herself and her brother, and
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they are really enjoying that. And the community is seeing the difference that an
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afrocentric approach makes in terms of the culture, in terms of the cuisine,
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in terms of the language, in terms of understanding your heroes and heroes,
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in terms of overstanding the continent and the various states within same and the capitals
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of those states. Those children can break it down for you. I'm so
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very proud of them, and so I know that represent you talk about legacy,
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you talk about future. They represent our future. And if it's one
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thing that my wife Nepher Tari Kandaki kamal Aka leasy shout out to the Empress
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and I really really put a lot of very worthy shout out, one of
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the things that we really put a lot of time and talent and treasure into
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is that legacy piece. Because we overstand that we are only as strong as
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our succession, planning, building and development, because if we do everything in
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this generation, but there's no continuity. The Jamaicans would show you every time
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they win a relay race is because they had a good baton pass. And
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so you can be fast, like I don't know what if you drop the
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baton between runners, it's over a slower athlete. A slower team would be
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able to come and and undo you. And so with respect that UBUNTU education
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is our specialty, it's our focus. And by way of a sister that
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I want to shout out on this evening, Queen Sister Kareem Joseph. She
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uses the nomenclature edification education to engagement, and so a lot of what we
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do is practical and pragmatic and is designed in such a way that we can
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learn from the ancestors. The good we replicate, but we also learn from
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their mistakes. One of the things that we've come to find out in our
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Sanko for journeys, you go back, you get it. And of course
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Rastafar would correct me because and I know go back at all, and I
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forowered ever backwever. So we go forward to our history and we get it
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that we may come forward into our present and then proceed forward into our future.
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And when we do that, we realize that there were many things that
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we did that were really on point, that were really aligned. But one
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of the things that I teach us myself included is that yes, Assa,
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who represented the perfect black, who represented as it were, order, who
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represented as it were, the embodiment of masculine ma attic energy in flesh.
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He is the one path, but there is another path, and it is
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the path of his brother set the ispect energy. And so both of them
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are African, and so our African ancestors. We take the credit for bringing
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arts and science to the world, spirituality to the world, but we also
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have to recognize that when we lost our balance, our harmony, our order,
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our divine righteousness, our reciprocity, our truth, and our justice.
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Yes we did devolve, Yes we did descend. Yes we did embrace chaos
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energies, and we made some mistakes. And so now with the benefit of
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hindsight, we can learn from both of the ancestors. Those that did well,
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we replicate and we build. But those that did not, we learn
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what not to do. And that is the secret to what I am advising
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our our contemporaries to engage to to definitely Sankofa and get that historical piece,
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add the piece that the ancestors sent you to correct and to improve, and
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know that that is not still going to be enough. I want to invocate
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in our head Eru, which is to say that you have to have the
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throne set. You have to have the environment and enabling for fostering environment set
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in order for the harou, the root with of our heroes to be born
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and to be raised and to be nurtured so that they can come into the
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fullness of whose they are and who they are. So for us, it's
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the ancient history in terms of comet, in terms of Sumer they call themselves
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the Sagi god, the black headed ones. We study elam Akad who call
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themselves a Salamat Kakadi again, the black headed ones. That's in so called
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Mesopotamia, so called Levant, that's African territory too. For our ancestors,
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there were no boundaries there. We bring that into the Moorish presence of course,
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with regards to Europe and the fact that from seventeen sorry Surrey sevent ten
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eighty to fourteen ninety two, we had centuries of rulership and governance and all
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the arts and sciences and cathedrals, universities that Europe. Both of that's Black
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legacy, that is Black science, that is Black spirituality, often perverted,
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often distorted, often devolved, but it's black. It's African, nonetheless,
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and we bring it into the Americas as well, because I have some tay
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you know, and some Calinago that float you iron eye. So I'm very
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yes, bring my ancestors come from uh A Kirakup in terms of that.
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So so so shout out to you know, the Karakup brethren and sistern who
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are still there, you know, are representing our indigenous American Aboriginal bloodlines.
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And I teach the children the African origins of yes, the Amerindians, uh
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that that bloodline is an African first bloodline. And then our cousins who would
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have Cushites went into what we would call China now in this valley now which
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was called East Ethiopia, so called India now that was East Ethiopia. All
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of that was part of the Cushitic Empire. So when they came to meet
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their cousins here from West Africa in the America's to island in the north Central
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America and of course South America. We teach our children that it was a
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family reunion, and for as long as it was a family reunion operating in
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the Mattic energy, it was fine, it was beautiful, it was peaceful.
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But then came some of our family through the European vine of the family
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tree, and they came with a different energy and energy of conquest, and
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energy of competition, and energy of wanting to take over and take charge.
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But we teach them that they did that because of a lower vibrational, lower
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energy and a lower frequency which we are to learn from but never ever ever
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emulate. And so I do honestly believe that our legacy would be in good
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hands if we remain true to all that we are doing now by way of
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keeping it real and speaking that truth to power wheresoever it is required, and
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tonight is a wonderful time and opportunity to do it. I'd land there from
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now. Well, we're grateful. You know. It's when you get right
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in the midst of the energy and it elevates, and it's passionate and it's
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emotive and my optical energy again truth, just stort, a reciprocity, balanced
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and righteous. It's a harmony. You'll get it after a while. It
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just comes off the town quick, quick, quick. You know, this
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has been a joy and a privilege. We're going to really move this into
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another space because this is a regular broadcast podcast here on Thursdays, the first
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and the third Thursday of every month. And I really have to give thanks
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and praise to all of the Queens, particularly Sister Queen Angela, for giving
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us this opportunity to be part of this launch. With the season two kickoff,
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I'm like in our tradition we would say duir andeur, we give thanks
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and praise. We're saying hotel peace, tranquility. Of course, my odd
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balance, the Ubuntu energy seems to be very high and strong. I want
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to thank those viewers, those listeners that have joined with us. We're going
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to do something a little special because I was originally supposed to start in March
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and do the first and the third Thursday. However, for the month of
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February, I'm going to have the honored privilege of doing tonight's launch and then
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next Thursday at the same time eight pm Eastern nine pm Atlantic to again have
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these versations share in some of the uplifting vibrations around building a new legacy.
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I want to thank those that have been able to join us. I want
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to thank you His Royal Excellency, Ambassador Reverend Kwame kamal a Sun that is
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like many others that are powerful, engaging and always respectful and very grateful the
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truth that you bring to the table. Because we know we could have done
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this for yet another hour and just keep teaching and keep teaching. So I
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give thanks, I give thanks and I give thanks. And as it's customary,
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just how we started, we would like to make sure that we bring
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that same vibration into our energies so the persons are really comfortable knowing that we're
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talking about that new energy, that new being, that new vibration, that
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uplifting energy. And remember always remember culture heals humanity. Land is our foundation
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and spiritual harmony unifies us. So you are part of building a new legacy.
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This has been your host, Queen Mother Doctor chan Zerah. We appreciate,
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appreciate, love, and welcome your reflections, your support and much more.
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And remember we're right here with the crew. This is the Crew podcast.
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So you got to you know when you speak of Queen a collaboration shining
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things like that. We want to send energy of love and life eternally.
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So we'll just keep it moving, enjoy the sounds, and remember stay with
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us and stay strong all the time. Again we say motet and peace.
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H Yes, it's just Pa.