Home

In the book: The Journey of The Songhai People, by Robinson, Battle and Robinson.

“We strongly believe that along with our quest to deprogram the entire society as a solution to the problem we must project the truth and benefits of Black people’s kinship ties. We believe that the Lunda people were totally correct.”

In the book, The Destruction of The Black Civilization, by Chancellor Williams, he states, ”No people in African history used the concept of kinship ties more effectively then the Lunda in the remarkable expansion of their empire.”

“The Idea of Familyhood” is best described in The Familyhood Handbook written by David N. Roach

Download The Familyhood Handbook

Here

HOTEP

FAMILYHOOD

1STSATURDAYS

MOBETTERFOOD

FRIENDS OF SCHOOL

The Idea of Familyhood 

GENEOLOGY

FILM

HISTORY

MUSIC / PODCAST

DANCE

EDUCATION

The Movable School

The image above was drawn by Dr. George Washington Carver, while Director of Tuskegee’s Agricultural Department. The wagon was funded by someone named Jesup and

Read More »

Congolese Dance & Drum

The bounty of Black History Month continues… Join us this weekend as we continue our year-round celebration of the cultural legacies and arts traditions of

Read More »

Anthony Browder

Presented by Uppity Edutainment Location: African American Art & Culture Complex – 762 Fulton Street,San Francisco,94102,US February 24th, 20244:00 p.m. (PST) Anthony Browder will be

Read More »

 

 

 

Oakland

The Village

Oakland

Gina’s Journey: The Search for William Grimes: A Film Screening

Goree / Suber

Goree / Suber family


Loading…

*The Adventures of Hotep is a fictitious character created by David N. Roach