#afrocentricism

Black Panther and Imagination

'You can't go to school in America, K to 12, whether you are white, black or whatever and come out on the other side of the experience without having a negative attitude about Africans and Africa-American people,'… Mr. Asante said he tells black children to take two sets of notes in class: 'a set to pass the examination and another set to keep your sanity.' 'You've got to write in the margins,' he said. 'When they say Shakespeare was the greatest writer who ever lived, you write it down so you can pass the test. But you write in the margins, 'This is nonsense.'

Introducing "The Black Plagues"

Kwame Nkrumah’s Contribution to Pan-Africanism: An Afrocentric Analysis