Category: History
Secrets about Yahweh will Blow Your Mind
This is why I don’t have a problem with Yeshuists or Yahwists so long as they’re not haters or viral. When you see how it all happened, you understand it’s a belief system like any other. It’s the Roman emperors and power hungry bishops who weaponized “Christianity” and “white” supremacy…
Uncovering the Power of Hoodoo: An Ancestral Journey
Tank Ball explores the origins of Hoodoo, a unique and powerful form of spiritual practice deeply rooted in African American culture and the ancient ritual of ancestral worship. Religions like Vodou in Haiti, Candomblé in Brazil, and Santería in Cuba share similarities with Hoodoo, but are unique to the places…
Kinitra D. Brooks, ‘The Roots of Black Southern Religious Traditions’
Kinitra D. Brooks, Literary Studies, Michigan State University Part of the W. E. B. Du Bois Research Institute Alumni Fellows Virtual Reading Series In conversation with Regina N. Bradley, Kennesaw State University
Out of many, one people: Jamaica in the 1890s – in pictures
An archive of images from 19th-century Jamaica shows a country freed from the bonds of slavery but still under white rule Source: Out of many, one people: Jamaica in the 1890s – in pictures
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Secrets about Yahweh will Blow Your Mind
This is why I don’t have a problem with Yeshuists or Yahwists so long as they’re not haters or viral. When you see how it all happened, you understand it’s a belief system like any other. It’s the Roman emperors and power hungry bishops who weaponized “Christianity” and “white” supremacy…
Uncovering the Power of Hoodoo: An Ancestral Journey
Tank Ball explores the origins of Hoodoo, a unique and powerful form of spiritual practice deeply rooted in African American culture and the ancient ritual of ancestral worship. Religions like Vodou in Haiti, Candomblé in Brazil, and Santería in Cuba share similarities with Hoodoo, but are unique to the places…
Kinitra D. Brooks, ‘The Roots of Black Southern Religious Traditions’
Kinitra D. Brooks, Literary Studies, Michigan State University Part of the W. E. B. Du Bois Research Institute Alumni Fellows Virtual Reading Series In conversation with Regina N. Bradley, Kennesaw State University
Out of many, one people: Jamaica in the 1890s – in pictures
An archive of images from 19th-century Jamaica shows a country freed from the bonds of slavery but still under white rule Source: Out of many, one people: Jamaica in the 1890s – in pictures
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