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RBG Who, What, Why and How Alphabet
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RBG Who, What, Why and HowAlphabet
Background, Significance and A Review of the Afrikan CenteredEducation Literature (Books)
Compiled by Marc Imhotep Cray, M.D./bna RBG Street Scholar
―All images in this document are hyperlink
embedded tocommuniversity learning objects for the purposes of deeper
layered study‖
RBG Street Scholars Think Tank
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Liberation is impossible if we fail to see ourselves inmore positive terms. For without a change of vision,
we are slaves to the oppressor’s ideas and values—
ideas and values that finally attack the very core ofour existence. Therefore, we must see the world in
terms of our own realities.”
“Black Art and Black Liberation,” 1969
...
Cultural workers, raptivists, poets, artists and playwrights and grassroots communityfolk; including the likes of DPZ and Family, UNO The Prophet, Paris, KRS-1,PE/Chuck D, Dr. Mutulu Shakur, Mumia Abu Jamal, Dr. Amiri Baraka, Bro. J of X-Klan, Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad, Dr. Martin Luther Jr.,Minister Malcolm X, Imam Jamal Al-Amin, Dr. Huey P. Newton, Dr. Kwame Toure ,
RBG Street Scholars Think Tank
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Dr. Amos Wilson, Dr Leonard Jeffries, Dr. Na’im Akbar, Dr Ben, Dr Asa Hilliard,
Dr. John Jackson, Dr. Chancellor Willia
ms, Dr. Mulana Karenga, Dr. Oba T’ Shaka,
Rev. Khandi Paasewe, Dr. Molefi Asante and many, many more.
How We Provoke Thought, Discussion & Learning:
Please keep in mind that RBG is a Think Tank.
A center of higher learning organized forintensive study, research, critical thinking andproblem solving; focused in the areas of theuse of technology in Afrikan-centered culturaldevelopment and education for the purpose of individually and collectively learning the social, political, economic and moralstrategies to secure Black Power in the 21st century.
More frequently than not
, we initiate our teaching / learning process by presentingaudio and visual resources that pose similes, parables, metaphors, analogies andoxymorons--that's what makes you think (we hope).
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