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Subservience Book Tour
The Princess Book Club
During the Princess Book Club I addressed the symbolism between redlining and the arbitrary drawing of boundaries that we recognize today in Africa which reinforces the need for Pan African Solidarity, as they both create a state of dependency and neocolonialism as defined by Kwame Nkrumah.
Cooper woodson Black History Month Keynote Lecture
I am extremely grateful to have been presented this beautiful memorabilia from the Cooper Woodson Scholarship Program after my keynote lecture on deconstructing the miseducation of the negro. The support I’ve gotten from this organization has been enormous. I am extremely grateful and poised to receive this. I absolutely love my tribe.