Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database

Undoing the Erasure of Ancient Hebraic History - New Docuseries From Groundbreaking Filmmakers, D28 Productions, Connects the Dots for Descendants of African Diaspora: 'Reclaiming the Throne'

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星期一, 十二月 5, 2022
Heart, Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, Music, Rebirth, Television, Language, African diaspora, House, Kingdom, DNA, Ethiopia, Research, River, History, Hebrew language, Throne, Toy

"Reclaiming the Throne" reexamines the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade over the course of centuries to discover the fate of those who have been ignored in the official record.

Key Points: 
  • "Reclaiming the Throne" reexamines the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade over the course of centuries to discover the fate of those who have been ignored in the official record.
  • "This is the sort of information that can shift entire paradigms reengineering our whole approach to cultural and religious education.
  • But all too often, ancient history like this is laid out for us in a dry and sanitized way that fails to capture the interests of the intended viewers.
  • It is based entirely on historical fact, yet manages to be entertaining, engaging, and interactive as well.

Bishop The Overseer Exercises Some Healthy 'Civil Disobedience' in His Latest Visual

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星期三, 六月 22, 2022
Overseer, Atlantic slave trade, Verse 2, Convict leasing, American, A Nation of Immigrants, American Civil War, Reconstruction era, GLOBE, Battle cry, Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, Convict, Element, Entertainment

"In its feature of the release, HipHopDX states, "Bishop The Overseer exercises some healthy 'Civil Disobedience' in his latest single."

Key Points: 
  • "In its feature of the release, HipHopDX states, "Bishop The Overseer exercises some healthy 'Civil Disobedience' in his latest single."
  • Produced by Tone Jonez, "Battle Cry" contains a controversial lyric anomaly and exemplary music performance by Bishop The Overseerdepictingpast and present injustices in the United States.
  • Consisting of over 40 individual elements in its creative development, "Battle Cry" masterfully embodies the theme of revolution that inspires the oppressed to fight for change.
  • Almost four years in the making, Verse 1 artfully articulates Nat Turner's slave rebellion in August 1831.