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AFRICANS IN THE AMERICAS FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI
This highly visual presentation looks at Black people as the first settlers of the Americas, the role of African people in classical American civilizations, the resistance of Africans in the Americas to enslavement, the places in the Americas where African people are today (Bolivia, Brazil, Honduras, Peru, etc.), and photos from Runoko's visit to Haiti five weeks before the massive earthquake.
Runoko Rashidi is a historian, research specialist, writer, world traveler, and public lecturer focusing on the African foundations of world civilizations. He is particularly drawn to the African presence in Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands, and has coordinated numerous historic educational group tours worldwide.
Monday February 22, 2010
7:30pm to 10:00pm
University of Houston
Agnes Arnold Auditorium
4800 Calhoun
Houston, TX 77204
General Admission: $10
Students with valid ID: $7
for more information: theliberationsociety@gmail.com or 281.901.0073
one god one aim one destiny.
mzungu aende ulaya mwafrika apate uhuru.
"they taught us to pray with our eyes closed and when we opened them, they had our land and we had their bible" ~ mutabaruka
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I can't wait. Is this your org? Do you know if there are flyers to distribute?
"Oh Africa! When shall be the term of thy long degradation? Behold here, even now, I pledge thee, O my Mother, that I shall devote my years to thee, shall work for thy redemption, shall love thee and be proud of thee and glory in thy power now lying dormant and shall strive to bring it to the light. Take my youth, my labors, my love, my all and do thou when I shall have died for thee, take me to thy bosom, an untamed, untamable African." -Hubert Harrison
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