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Great video and recommendations! I’ve recently read also a chapbook called “Birth Penalty” by Zimbabwean born British poet which is set in Scotland (via immigration) and a medieval African kingdom. It’s has 2 short stories and 9 poems so quick read, but touches many themes but cohesive. Would recommend!

The speakers were inspirational. Support is needed and welcomed. Thank you Asadah

That’s right…we are, by nature, nurturers.

Thank you for showcasing local authors.

Love it

In Nigeria the greeting should be Ikaaro

Go Ms. Nikki!! Encouraging stories need to be shared. Thank you for being a vessel of inspirational to children everywhere!

Nikki's Tiny Town, excellent concept in education striving to motivate through positive energy and intelligence. Fantastic journey through determination and inspiration!

Your words are magical!!! Thank you Nikki G…love the affirmation cards.

Nikki G...you go girl. Asadah love you

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We ain't hostage from Africa please cancel that disapara nonsense thanks

Hi, Dr Kemp. Please upload your beautiful piano version of LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING. I can't find another version like the one you used at the Perkins Bass School in Chicago. ❤😊❤

WOW! Let's get busy with phase two! Yeah! To God be the Glory.

Duke is my grandfather! Thank you for uploadign this! In fact, this is my (and about 8 peoples) grandfather speaking. We listens to this occasionaly from Germany, as, for some of us, this is the first time we hear our grandfather's voice. Thank you for blessing the Jenkins family with this excerpt and bless you!

This is Keni Burke's uncle of The Five Stairsteps

Congratulations

How did I miss this? Will you host one in 2021?

That's my daughter!!! 😍

😅I'm from Rwanda and I laughed at your comment Very well explained 🙌🏾 Thank you sister

Love the video!!!

2019: The Millionaire Next Door, The Jewish Phenomena, The Freaks Shall Inherit the Earth, 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing, Assets3, Creativity Inc, Buffettology, To Be or Not To Be Intimidated, Inside Apple, The E-Myth Revisted, The First 20 Hours. 2020: I’m reading multiple books and haven’t completed any, yet.

It didn't come from a slavery thing it has always been. But I can see what your saying.

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Congrats!

So great but now where can we find i? I think I can refer folk!

Good job brother Joel Brown. I am proud of you. You are valuable resource to the society at large and children in particular.

CONGRATULATIONS COUSIN!!!! THIS IS AWESOME!!!!

I LOVE THIS BOOK!

Go Brother Arthur!!!

Dope!

Abo-Atia (small people) is one of many African folktales, told to children’s when explaining the existence of shooting stars, i.e.; comets, space and ancient Space-Travelers. N’gozi-Audio. Space Travelers: th-cam.com/video/v94HHpchha0/w-d-xo.html And it’s a good way to introduce them to Hi-tech. And think of the money it’ll save their parents when considering the fact that one kindle-reader is capable of storing a 1.000+ books, magazines & etc. One download can be shared with others household computers, iPads & iPhones. 　 “Abo-Atia”: is now available as Paperbacks (POD) as requested: amzn.com/B007124JFW CHECK THEM OUT and leave COMMENT.

Peace Sis...yeah, it's been heavy on my spirit, sumthing has to change within (me), that lack mindset is DEAD...literally.Anyway, No income yet, but as I put away whatever comes my way to invest, do I need the investment money before joining the Queens Bit group??

The proof that black people don't read is is evident by the proof missing. Black people have been here longer than any other ethic group and yet as of this writing and as of this moment nothing we own, use, eat, drink, wear, drive, live in or sleep on is manufactured, produced or distributed by us. We have a plethora of "black educated people".... and yet African Americans have no verifiable evidence of a industry, infrastructure or technology therefore black people make say, refute or disagree to say that black people do read but ...... the proof is missing.

I just finish reading I Am Still a Rose by Tonya Barbee and now I am reading The Eleventh Commandment by Lutuisha Lovely.

Very nice! Your books are very informative.

Peace Sis!... Sun here, slowly getting into the "social media"...Books off the top: KUKUU-TUNTUM The Ancestral Jurisdiction, NKOMMERE- Ancestral Shrine Communication, NSAMANKOMMERE - Ancestral Shrines in Kamit, NSAMANKOM and the Seven Senses, Thinking and Destiny, Mans Higher Conscious, The Secret Teachings of All Ages, Man and His Symbols, Whatz In Your Womb, Tapping the Power Within A Path to Self-Empowerment for Women, One Day My Soul Just Opened Up, Now Is the Time to Open Your Heart, Vitamins and Minerals from A to Z with Ethno-Consciousness, Dictionary of Vitamins and Minerals from A to Z , Spiritual Significance of the Body, Zodiac and The Salts of Salvation, Metu Neter Vol 1 and 2, Black Woman's, Black Man's Guide to a Spiritual union, Spiritual Astrology, Naturopathis Reiki 1: OPENING THE WAY, Holistic Parenting From The Pan-Afrikan Perspective, Mucusless Diet Healing System, Handbook for Raising Black Children, Heal Thyself, Goddesses in Every Woman, Anatomy of The Spirit, Why People Don't Heal and How They Can, Willie Lynch...

Fantastic!! I own this book and it is wonderful. Every black person should purchase this book. Go get yours!!!

Lmao you seem out of touch...also it depends on the person. Also who is saying that black people don’t read? Like who where why? What quotes or places do you see that in?

It disturbs me that this is people's perception of us. That's OK. Let them think that.

Emancipating James by Joan Vassar; Write Right Right Now by Walter M. Perkins; The Husband We Share by London St. Charles; Preacher's Daughter by Jeri L. Wright; The Writer's Digest Magazine; and currently reading My Moment, My Turn by Joyce A. Brown. These are only the books I've read since the new year. Ask me at the end of the year, and this comment will go on and on. I also beta read.

I will start it off... Autobiography of Malcom X, The Celestine Prophecy, Quantum Leap Thinking, Scientology: A New Slant on life, ASSATA, The Came Before Columbus, Another Good Lovin Blues, Mama Was Down for the Movement, Fundamentals of Thought...

So proud of you cuz!!! :)

Tissanie you are truly an amazing woman, and author. Thank you for sharing your talents!

Nice. Looking forward to it.

AND OF COURSE THEY HAVE MY SUPPORT. :-)

Well done. And so informative!

I love this

she went 2 my school