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The Truth Will Set You Free + None But Ourselves Can Free Us From Mental Slavery + No Matter Where You Come From, So Long As You're Black: You're An African

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Sixth Annual Huntley Conference: A Quick Feedback & Positing The African British Descriptor

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I recently produced the NARM (Naming And Role Model) DVD and book, which highlights a number of African British male role models. So I was e...

Monday, 27 December 2010

NewAfricanPerspective: BBM Dozen: Music To Uplift You in 2011

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NewAfricanPerspective: BBM Dozen: Music To Uplift You in 2011

BBM Dozen: Music To Uplift You in 2011

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During British Black Music Month in June 2010, Toyin at Nyansapo Radio requested my top 12 "militant tunes". I put this list tog...

Sunday, 7 November 2010

Three Oxford University Educated Africans, 2 Different Perspectives

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Former Ghanaian President John Kuffour saw no need for Europeans to apologise for the trans-Atlantic enslavement of Africans, nor did he thi...

Saturday, 9 October 2010

WHY WE ALL NEED BLACK HISTORY MONTH

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WHY WE ALL NEED BLACK HISTORY MONTH A position paper prepared for the Harrow BHM 2010 Steering Group by Kwaku Last year, I read a ...

Reflecting On 2007 For Kilombo Magazine

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Kilombo Article by Kwaku I’m the founder of BritishBlackmusic.com and Black Music Congress, which are focused on developing the British blac...

Sunday, 14 March 2010

Feedback To London Mayor's Drastic Black History Month Funding Cut

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As someone who organises African/Black History Month (BHM) events, I am disappointed that London Mayor Boris Johnson has made serious cuts t...

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NAP: London, United Kingdom; NewAfricanPerspective (NAP) is a blog posted by UK-based Africans determined to put an Africanist and humanist perspective to societal-based issues. NAP will however not shy from criticising when necessary, be it within or outside the African community, nor will it refrain from providing the mainstream with an enlightened and forthright African perspective. Once you've got our drift, and want to contribute posts, email your piece to NewAP@hotmail.co.uk. NAP is not obliged to publish any material it receives. However every material sent to this email address will be deemed a submission for posting on the NAP blog site; or else please use the comments option to feedback.

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