Understanding Pan Africanist Philosophy - Part 1

Author, Activist and Teacher Omowale Ru Pert-em-Hru delivers an in depth video lesson on Understanding Pan African philosophy. Taken from his much heralded book entitled Pan Afrikanism: From Programme to Philosophy: An Outlook on Liberation.

[laurettembabazi-mbaga]

I took notes if anyone is interested. I do that to remember things better better. Just drop you email or something. You're welcome :)))

[sirisongbird]

Given our current impending ecological crisis, indigenous African religions have a great deal to offer both African countries and the world at large.
African religions contain a great deal of wisdom and insight on how human beings can best live within and interact with the environment.

[kwameaboagye]

Am a Pan African journalist, activist and author for 26 years that has written, research and covered issues about African people at home and abroad socially, culturally, politically and anthropology.
Am so proud of my history where we taught maths, law, linguists, anthropology, languages, medicine, engineering and architecture. We ruled our own kingdoms in Timbuktu, in Ghana, in Dahomey, in Kemet and in Cush. We invented things such as the toilet, the mobile phone, potato chips, the electric light bulb, the telegraphic rail system, combined desk beds etc.
My colleague Brother Omowale Ru Pert em Hru, big up to him. He’s a Pan African activist like myself as well wrote an excellent copy of the Beautiful Little Black African People who went for a Walk.

[sirisongbird]

Indigenous African religions are not based on conversion like Islam and Christianity. They tend to propagate peaceful coexistence, and they promote good relations with members of other religious traditions that surround them.

[brandonalexander]

Absolute brilliance artfully spoken. Absolutely undisputed subject material. Thank you for this

[sirisongbird]

There is a resurgence, a renewed interest in America, Europe, GLOBALLY in African religious beliefs. Why? Because the concerns for health, wealth, and procreation are very central to the core of African religions. That is why they have developed institutions for healing, for commerce, and for the general well-being of their own practitioners and adherents of other religions as well.

[Rockesha]

Some really interesting and thought provoking concepts in this lecture! Thank you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[vernonharley]

"Dr" Umar Johnson needs to watch and listen to this. He says he's Pan African but alot of his actions and rhetoric are anti Pan African

[burtisaac]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts 💭! Well needed!

[chiefdryno]

Wow thanks for this great lecture! ❤️🌍

[kongopriest]

This man sounds so intelligent thank you for the lesson sir

[sirisongbird]

Sad irony that we humans have the consciousness to create, say, fire & the camera, is that we use both to execute such utter destruction with both. Thus, the diametric consciousMESS of will.

[m.k.s.]

What if "The Unity Of Africa"/"PAN AfriCAN-ism";
was (to be) taught to all AfriCAN Children and/or; even = as:-
"Part of the(ir) (school) -Curriculum's!!"??

[inemesitrichardson]

Just finished part 1 and 2! Brilliant lecture! I had to share this one.

[darrinwright]

This is a philosophical and intellectual discourse, unfortunately many of our everyday fellow black brothers and sisters may not fully grasp all that he is shaing as a practical solution based on our current given reality. I have never seen or experienced an African centered govt or ideology any where in this world that my brother is discussing. Secondly, there is a growing number of Blacks in the Diaspora who do not buy into this philosophy of Pan Africanism and see themelves as Israelites and not as an African. That in itself has been an interesting Dynamics and devlopment in our race among blacks who are outside of the continent ofAfrica.

[malcumx]

You are a beautiful black man and so am I. I love to see your love for your African identity.

[bobbye.wright]

Great video my brotha my question is what is the role of the african diaspora in the americas because there are 200million afro descendants in the western hemisphere secondly there is the question of the north african arab berber countries most of which are members of the arab league sand have a terrible track record against black african people

[volo-music]

Thanks for this one
I really needed it

[jamesoppongyeboah]

That's very very good and great Topic.
May the Most High bless your Speech and all.
WONDERFUL.

[soresalif]

I hope one day Haïti will be the member of the African Union
look at map of some country in the world and Arab League

United State of America, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Spain & state of Palestine.
I hope the next AU chairperson will change everything the African union. I hope that African's will have power inside Africa and outside Africa
God bless Africa