Let us excite and expand human awareness with a U.N.I.A. revived with 12 million card carrying members by August 1, 2020. The 12 million provides the organization with $408 million in dues. Consolidating our energy prepares us for the 100th anniversary of the First International Convention of the U.N.I.A. in August 2020. Calling the gathering “The Melanin Convergence” sets the tone for everything happening during August 2020. Out of the events we produce “The Ubuntu Declaration.” August 13th as #RBG100 and World Melanin Day positions us to we flood the internet and social media with well-being through the #RBG100, #AR2020 and #WMD2020 hashtags.
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BUY NOW: Melanin Is Worth More Than Gold by Nnamdi Azikiwe #MIWMTG
Front Cover to the book Melanin Is Worth More Than Gold #MIWMTG ISBN: 9780578480862 Click here to buy paperback from Amazon.com. Click here to buy e-book from Smashwords. It started nine months after a marker was placed at the grave of the Honorable Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis. As we prepared to conduct a Sacred Libation…… Continue reading BUY NOW: Melanin Is Worth More Than Gold by Nnamdi Azikiwe #MIWMTG
Why Is August 13th World Melanin Day?
Melanin puts the “B” in RBG and the “Black” in Red, Black and Green.
Melanin is worth more than gold in 2021
HAPPY 2021!!! Melanin is worth more than gold!!! It’s a New Year and melanin is sill worth more than gold. We who lived through the events of 2020 have every reason to be grateful. Positive events took place in 2020 in spite of what some people want us to believe. Some examples of which include:…… Continue reading Melanin is worth more than gold in 2021
Before someone can devalue another’s humanity they first must have contempt for their own.
Before someone can devalue another’s humanity they first must have contempt for their own.
THE PASSING NEGRO “INTELLECTUAL”
The Negro who has had the benefit of an education of forty, thirty, and twenty years ago, is the greatest fraud and stumbling block to the real progress of the race. He was educated with the wrong psychology and perspective.
Marcus Garvey Centenary 1887-1987 in the Jamaica Journal
August 17, 1987 was the centenary of Marcus Mosiah Garvey. To honor the milestone, the Jamaica Journal devoted their entire August issue to articles on Garvey. The thirteen articles included:
This flag of mine by Amy Jacques Garvey
During the African Independence explosion and civil rights movement of the 1960s the Red, Black and Green saw a resurgence of popularity. In addition to the RBG being used as a model for flags in countries gaining independence such as Kenya, Zambia, Sudan, Libya, Ghana and others it was used as a symbol for unity…… Continue reading This flag of mine by Amy Jacques Garvey
Flyer for #RBG101: The 101st year of Red, Black and Green
Flyer for #RBG101 the 101st year of Red, Black and Green. #RBG101 Wear RED, BLACK AND GREEN on FRIDAY THE 13TH OF AUGUST 2021 August 13th, 2020 is #RBG101. That day begins 101 years of Red, Black and Green as the colors of ALL African people worldwide. Celebrate our symbol of pride, dignity, nobility and…… Continue reading Flyer for #RBG101: The 101st year of Red, Black and Green
Red, Black, and Green by Roy Ayers
https://youtu.be/TSOXlQQLoBs The Red, Black and Green flag symbolizes the Sovereign United States of Africa. The concept of the United States of Africa was envisioned by Marcus Garvey in a poem entitled “Hail! United States of Africa.” The Red, Black and Green has been the flag of Africans, at home and abroad, for over 100 years…… Continue reading Red, Black, and Green by Roy Ayers
Melanin Is Worth Over $395 A Gram More Than Gold T-Shirt
We decided to put it on a t-shirt reading “Melanin Is Worth Over $395 A Gram More Than Gold.”
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John Henrik Clarke’s History is a Clock
The quote below is from the documentary A Great And Mighty Walk on the life of legendary scholar and teacher Dr. John Henrik Clarke. History is a clock that people use to tell their political and cultural time of day. It is also a compass that people use to find themselves on the map of…… Continue reading John Henrik Clarke’s History is a Clock