Author Okeba Ra breaks down the science of submission. She speaks on how submission actually communicates strength, not weakness as it is often falsely mis-represented as. Please watch the video, black women!

OKeba Ra speaks on the masculine nature of men and how it differs from the feminine nature of women. She speaks on women needing to play their position so men will be allowed to play theirs … for the sake of raising children and to maintain a harmonious existence between the two.

Slavery was not simply white men kidnapping black men women and children, it was a plan over many many years to create extraordinary wealth for a select few and extraordinary poverty for others. This documentary dives into the system of division of wealth and hoarding of resources that has created extreme poverty, and what it will take for us to get out of it.

Leo Muhammad gives an in-depth lecture about the TRUE history/origins of slavery. From the 1500′s where the manipulation, conquer, and division of native people of both Africa and North America led to the largest industry the world has ever seen, human trafficking.

Bro. Nuri speaks on proper relationships between men, women, and God himself to create an environment suitable for mastery of self.

In a 1962 speech, Malcolm X speaks on the deep-rooted issues of self-hatred that African Americans still struggle with today.

The emancipation proclamation put an end to public selling of slaves, but technicalities within the emancipation itself allowed slavery to continue, through the legal system. Laws were created to place black people behind bars for the sole purpose of being bought and sold as slaves by law enforcement.

In a speech that is almost never quoted, he says black people must do for self to save themselves.

Here he speaks on many obscure and often downlplayed topics like the Homestead act where the sons of white slaveholders were given free land, and the sons of slaves were left dirt poor.