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DJ Muggs recommended By All Means Necessary by Boogie Down Productions in Music (curated)

"I learned so much from KRS-One and Public Enemy, more than I did in schools. About African culture. Just learning, metaphysics, different things from hip hop records back in those days. You couldn’t be a dumb rapper, it was about being smart back in those days."

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CABS Mobile

Finance and Business

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CABS gives you the freedom to do Banking your way. Our new mobile application will keep you in touch...

Static Shock

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Virgil Hawkins, a 14-year-old African-American boy, becomes Static after being exposed to a gas...

superhero African-American

AmyBee (4 KP) rated Things Fall Apart in Books

Sep 5, 2018

One of the first books I read as an Undergraduate at University and it did not grab me at first. Second and third readings however changed my mind towards rural African political systems.

I was also absolutely honoured to meet the late Professor Achebe before his death in 2013.

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The Convert

Danai Gurira

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A young Shona girl escapes an arranged marriage by converting to Christianity, becoming a servant...

Fences (2016)

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In 1950s Pittsburgh, a working-class African-American father named Troy Maxson tries to raise his...

Andy Bell recommended Remain in Light by Talking Heads in Music (curated)

"The likes of which I had never heard before - white soul boy funk - it was a great album for a party soundtrack and hash joints. I just love the mad percussion and pseudo African backing vocals, though I don't have a clue what Mr. Byrne is singing about."

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Caribou recommended track Can 2002 by Neba Solo in Can 2002 by Neba Solo in Music (curated)

Can 2002 by Neba Solo

2019 | Dance

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Can 2002 by Neba Solo

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"The title track on this release has been hammered in my DJ sets lately. Made as a football anthem for Mali’s team in the African Cup of Nations in 2002, this is an undeniable floor-filling, festival-slaying monster brought back for our enjoyment by reissue label Secousse."

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