His teachings and ethics guides me personally and professionally. He is magnificent !
@robin3142 жыл бұрын
Thank you Dr Asante for be so gracious with your time!!
@mrboomman2 жыл бұрын
Truly an honor listening to one of the greatest master teachers our people have in our midst. I've been listening to a LOT of Dr. Asante's speeches.
@michaelthompson64522 жыл бұрын
Listening and understanding my brother, saddens me. To watch his narrative play it self out in real time. Is insane.
@vintagechild44182 жыл бұрын
Thank you Baba Asante, totally agree. As an elder I am excited that this information is now available. I went to Homer G. Phillips Hospital School of Nursing in St. Louis 1960s, you are correct. We had some knowledge, but not the truths and extended history of medical science. I a grateful that the truth is becoming available today! Even with the limited knowledge, the pride of working with African American physicians and nurses was an awesome experience. I was raised in Baptist church, I broke away several years ago from Christianity. I figure I have spent so much time with it, it IS time to explore my ancestral spiritual systems. I am learning hieroglyphs under Dr.Mario Beatty, I am in love with our history and culture, it resonates strongly with me.
@bakarisanyu65102 жыл бұрын
Asante Sana Seba Dr. Molefi Asante for your insightful, beautiful, stimulating and renaissance cultural lecture. The lecture was a necessary, urgent and prioritized rallying call to Wise Up, Rise Up, Focus and collectively KNOW ourselves, BE ourselves, FREE ourselves, ELEVATE ourselves, MANIFEST ourselves and “DO FOR OURSELVES” as an empowered and productive World African CommUNITY. We are our own Cultural Liberators, Ambassadors and Advocates. ASE!
@Drtshombe2 жыл бұрын
Africology: Thought grounded in African epistemology.
@healthcare8732 Жыл бұрын
Very good...
@kalonjiedwardrichardson9234 Жыл бұрын
Asé!
@photball2 жыл бұрын
ASÉ! MAÁT HOTEP!! ❤ HONOR 🖤 LOVE 💚 RESPECT!!!
@EricKwameAdae2 жыл бұрын
Professor Molefi Kete Asante, my special elder and mentor is so loaded with deep knowledge. I have learned so much, just watching this excellent conversation and enjoying this sumptuous feast of delectable Afrocentricity right here. Thank you so much and keep up the great job!!! Asante Sana!!!
@theartofancientegyptianmet17472 жыл бұрын
Dr. Asante, listening to your pointed lecture I would suggest reading “The Papal bull Inter Caetera Alexander VI May 4 1493.” I will answer your questions as where the order came from!
@Madiba20192 жыл бұрын
Loved "taking on the epistemology of truth" !
@carlakomba86342 жыл бұрын
(01:03:22) Hotep!
@theartofancientegyptianmet17472 жыл бұрын
I would add to the list of scholars such as Cheikh Anta Diop, whom I have read, the writings of R.A. Shwaller de Lubicz. His research and deep philosophical work on Kemetic mathematics, spirituality, and architecture is documented on his masterpiece book “The Temple of Man.”
@Sekou1562 жыл бұрын
Great man
@kesco5753 Жыл бұрын
RIEKH
@imhotepabbakr36432 жыл бұрын
Hotep father of afrocentricity.
@siriuslyspeaking97202 жыл бұрын
If there is only one race, we should be speaking in terms of the human specie, and not the "human race". After the first hierarchy of specie, should come culture, followed by ethnicity/tribal/national, identities. If the concept of race was no longer recognized, cultural and the other distinctions that exist, would still fill what void would be left, as notions of superiority, within these other distinctions, already exist, as well.
@skywatchers96752 жыл бұрын
You should invite dr boyce watkins to the channel
@Egyptologist7772 жыл бұрын
" *In this study, analysis of the mitochondrial and Y-chromosomal haplogroups was used to provide information about the phylogenetic groups of Tutankhamun’s family members, and their presence among the reported contemporary Egyptian population data. The mitochondrial and Y-chromosomal DNA analysis of Tutankhamun’s family confirms our previous data of the royal family pedigree, with multiple controls authenticating all results. The proposed sibling relationship between Tutankhamun’s parents, KV55 (Akhenaten) and KV35YL, is further supported. The royal lineage is composed of the Y-chromosome haplogroup R1b and the mitochondrial haplogroup K. Population genetics point to a common origin at ca. 14,000-28,000 years before present locating to the Near East* ." (Maternal and paternal lineages in King Tutankhamun’s family Gad et al 2020) Afrocentrism is a black supremacist racist sham.
@ronterrence12 жыл бұрын
What r u saying ?
@o0OBLACKIEO0o Жыл бұрын
Hmmm... dont think so. First off being african and being a negro black are NOT the same thing. Fact is the farther you go back in time in africa the less negro blacks even exsisted. Not the other way around. Today the total black population in africa is close to 70% 2000 years ago the total number was only 20% and 5000 years ago the total number of negro blacks that exsisted in Kimet was only 3% mainly just indigenous tribes living along the east and west coast of Kimet. So its impossible for negro blacks to have anything to do with the egyptians building the pyramids. The word Kimet does not mean land of black people.. kimet means (the black land) its refering to the color of the actual land or black soil around the nile. That was only 5000 years ago! Humans left africa and started spreading north over 50,000 years ago. This proves that the negro black race is the youngest race of humans. Thats why they are the fastest growing race today yet still are the minority of the world. And your whitewashed view of slavery is just stupid. Slavery started in africa. The arabs and blacks are responsible for slavery.. they enslaved way more white people than blacks in the barbary slave trade. The amount of white slavs they captured and enslaved makes the atlantic slave trade seem like nothing. The word slave comes from the white (slavs). And btw... white people never set one foot on africa to capture slaves. They were already horribly abused slaves captured and enslaved by black people in africa and then were sold out by there own people to any boats that came by. The lucky few that were sold to white america in the atlantic slave trade finally had a chance to eacape real slavery from black people. They didnt come to america as slaves... they came as endentured servants and had the oportunity to work for just 5 years and were fed clothed and had real rooms to sleep in. Then they were considered free americans and were all givin 50 acres of free land and were able to escape certain death by the africans. Slavery was illegal in america until 1654. In 1654 a free black man named anthony johnson had two black servants and one white servant. When it came time to free his black servant he was very upset that his servant went to work for his niehbor he didnt like. He took his black servant to court and won full ownership of his servants life making john cassor the first owned black slave in america. So a free black african actually fought to make slavery legal in america thus institutionalizing slavery in america. Not a white man. During the peak of slavery in america only 2% of white people owned slaves where 30% of free blacks owned black and white slaves. White american christians fought and died for many years to end the evil of slavery. While black africans are still enslaving people today! Nothing your saying matches up with real history.. afrocentrism is basically a cult of racist psuedo historians that blackwash history and misinterpret parts of the holy bible to fit there naritive of black supremacy. These are the same people that think santa claus, jesus and george washington were really black. Stop spreading this racist nonsense please.