Great interview Kehinde 🥳🥳..& I've had to buy George's book as a result of your interview + 3 of your literary contributions thankyou so much 🖤, & were can I sign up for the Black United Front? Interestingly though, because I think I can work this idea into my creative writing programme for Black men 👍🏾.
I definitely remember the Gadhaffi interview, in which he praised Obama. That was major, I honestly thought we were moving into a different time. Turns out Obama was just a sham, much like Colin Powell, Condoleeza Rice, Darryl H Blocker (Top CIA) Austin Lloyd (Current Sec. of Defence); Gen Michael Langley (Head of AFRICOM); Linda Thomas Greenfield (US rep at the UN), and now KAMALA HARRIS. I'm of the opinion he was a plant, it's in the way he was so confident he was going to make President. It's in the bloodlines as evidenced by the fact that he's related to Bush, Cheney and several other Presidents. The Bush family is related to the Windsors...he had the right bloodlines. The office aged him and I hope he has sleepless nights.
So good I cried in parts. Especially when George spoke about the post 1980 gen not realising how much has been lost in knowledge and awareness of the long liberation struggle. I'm 57. My grandfather turned down a knighthood. It makes me happy to know all was not totally lost after reagan/thatcher dumbed down the world. A luta continua ✊🏽
If you don't mind me asking, who is your grandad? Indeed, a lot of knowledge has been lost. Compliancy and complicity iare killing the Black Nation'; globally.
@@SarahBarbara1 Oooh! *The* Norman Manley? He was a great man indeed. He achieved many things both locally and internationally. My South African side of the family is particularly grateful for the stance he took against Apartheid South Africa, Jamaica lived up to their motto, 'We likkle but we tallawah'. Salute! Great stock!!
@@lekis5975 🙂 thanks. There’s lots to talk about with that generation some good some bad but they took a stand for many freedoms we take for granted today and it seems like that knowledge is getting lost in the African diaspora.
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Shout out to my UK cousins. Much love to Kehinde from America✊🏾
Great interview Kehinde 🥳🥳..& I've had to buy George's book as a result of your interview + 3 of your literary contributions thankyou so much 🖤, & were can I sign up for the Black United Front? Interestingly though, because I think I can work this idea into my creative writing programme for Black men 👍🏾.
Great job, fellas. Please keep this going.
I definitely remember the Gadhaffi interview, in which he praised Obama. That was major, I honestly thought we were moving into a different time. Turns out Obama was just a sham, much like Colin Powell, Condoleeza Rice, Darryl H Blocker (Top CIA) Austin Lloyd (Current Sec. of Defence); Gen Michael Langley (Head of AFRICOM); Linda Thomas Greenfield (US rep at the UN), and now KAMALA HARRIS. I'm of the opinion he was a plant, it's in the way he was so confident he was going to make President. It's in the bloodlines as evidenced by the fact that he's related to Bush, Cheney and several other Presidents. The Bush family is related to the Windsors...he had the right bloodlines. The office aged him and I hope he has sleepless nights.
What about KendricK Lamar?
Yes bro do you do interviews would love to have you on the show
For Birmingham, let's see if the Gaza issues can change anything - for Ladywood, Perry Barr etc.. Love your channel. Keep up the good job 👍🏾
thank you.
Great stuff Prof, please can you post a pic and link we can put on our page to share
So good I cried in parts. Especially when George spoke about the post 1980 gen not realising how much has been lost in knowledge and awareness of the long liberation struggle. I'm 57. My grandfather turned down a knighthood. It makes me happy to know all was not totally lost after reagan/thatcher dumbed down the world. A luta continua ✊🏽
If you don't mind me asking, who is your grandad? Indeed, a lot of knowledge has been lost. Compliancy and complicity iare killing the Black Nation'; globally.
@@lekis5975 his name was Norman Manley
@@SarahBarbara1 Oooh! *The* Norman Manley? He was a great man indeed. He achieved many things both locally and internationally. My South African side of the family is particularly grateful for the stance he took against Apartheid South Africa, Jamaica lived up to their motto, 'We likkle but we tallawah'. Salute! Great stock!!
@@lekis5975 🙂 thanks. There’s lots to talk about with that generation some good some bad but they took a stand for many freedoms we take for granted today and it seems like that knowledge is getting lost in the African diaspora.