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How does the black family heal from the horrors of slavery and Jim Crowism? What are the specific steps that must be taken for the healing process to be effective? This episode of the Black Reality Think Tank will address these questions and others as we begin to assemble a detailed path of understanding and healing.
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Black Reality Think Tank; With Dr William Rogers Pan African Poineers 5-22-2018
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The discussion will highlight early Pan African ideas.
IS AFRICA CALLING YOU HOME?
The Black Reality Think Tank will discuss the history, trials and tribulations of those brothers and sisters who wanted to answer that call. The movement to go back home began in the late 1600’s.
Join us this Tuesday evening at 8pm (eastern time) on www.timeforanawakening.com.The call in number is 1 (215) 490-9832 to listen or make a comment.
The Black Reality Think Tank is designed to study the past in order to dissect the present as a means to support implementing a meaningful future.
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THE BUTT NAKED TRUTH CONCERNING EDUCATION AND AFRICAN AMERICAN PEOPLE: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
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Why do we continue to let other cultures educate our children? What was the plan for educating enslaved Africans after the implementation of the 13th amendment? What was the “Negro Question?” What suggestions do our ancestors and African minds offer to correct the miseducation of African people? Tonight’s discussion will embrace many of these questions.
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USING FICTION TO TEACH HISTORY: THE GENIUS OF TONI MORRISON
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In commemoration of Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s vision to always remember our ancestors, The Black Reality Think Tank radio program welcomes author and literary consultant Ms. Heddy Keith to our broadcast as we discuss the life and work of Dr. Toni Morrison.
Chloe Anthony Wofford Morrison (born Chloe Ardelia Wofford; (February 18, 1931 – August 5, 2019), known as Toni Morrison, was an American novelist, essayist, book editor, and college professor. Her first novel, The Bluest Eye, was published in 1970. The critically acclaimed Song of Solomon (1977) brought her national attention and won the National Book Critics Circle Award. In 1988, Morrison won the Pulitzer Prize for Beloved (1987); she gained worldwide recognition when she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993.
Our guest and community panel will discuss how Dr. Morrison used fiction to highlight the historical journey of African people in America.
Dr. William Rogers is the host.
Racism is a an ending word or a continuity in dominance in the lives and works of the Europeans against the black. However, while we cannot forget the past, we should always bear in mind that end of mankind is near. Our emphasis on race and evil done against the blacks will not makes us to achieve greatness. While I’m not a preacher man, but I recognise the hands of Jehovah in everything that happened, happened to give way or other good things to come up. Whose reasons are tired to God’s hand for those that believe in him.
Let’s us talk about the expiration of the world of man that we end racism and all other evil in our society. I have discovered that the knowledge of man cannot help man nor bring peace. Fighting the evil done to us by the Europeans will not bring peace rather, more calamity. It’s only God kingdom that will soon end evil like Noah’s day that can solve mankind’s problem and not debate anymore.