Just a day or so before protests erupted in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, AllEyesOnDC reasoned, once again, with Professor W.Z. Cross and Dr. Amos Sirleaf, pioneers of Blacology, a theoretical framework through which people of African descent define... Continue Reading →
At the risk of sounding insensitive, the writer of this piece argues that forgoing a night of dancing at prom, that oh-so coveted walk across the stage, and the bevy of cookouts this summer should count among the very least of 2020 graduates’ problems.
For the sake of our Pan-African nation, and the millions of youth who remain oppressed in it, we must strive to raise above our differences and commit to direct action that produces more results of merit for several generations to come.
Anxiety about what the future holds, for some people, has compelled some investigation into urban gardening. With the beginning of the spring season come the opportunity to grow some food and collaborate with others on a similar mission. As Xavier Brown explains in this video, this endeavor will allow participants to gain a better relationship with their community, and the earth. It will also help us get in tune with what ancestors did to survive.
Peace and blessings fellow Afrikans, I hope this message finds you and your family in good health and calm spirits in the midst of this global pandemic. During this period of social distancing, I'm offering online tutoring services in various... Continue Reading →
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