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The Connection of The Human Spirit
by Rev. Marjorie Nunes
Society & Culture
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Season 1
Global Reach and Reparations
A passionate response to reparations regarding the global impact of colonization and slavery against Africans in the diaspora including Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas.
Reparations, Injustice and Human Rights
Collective awareness with strategies have re-energized the urgency for Reparations and Justice for Africans and The African Diaspora
Expressions, Healing and Spiritual Communication
The Language of Movement through dance with a Joyous spirit was a source of strength, love and healing to resist the oppressive onslaught
The Aborigines: Unique Language and Survival
The connection and similarities in language, history, and culture with the Aborigines in Australia, the Black people of Africa, the Caribbean and American diaspora
Colloquials, Folklore and Rythm
The expressions through Patois, Creole etc. became the essence of emerging cultural identities into languages in the diaspora.
Language, Vision, Togetherness
Languages spoken in the Diaspora, such as, Creole and Patois, create a common bond amongst our People through the connection of the African Spirit from the Mother Land to those in the Diaspora.
Women, Power, Leadership and Perseverance
A look at the Achievements of Women as Heads of State throughout the world particularly in Africa and The Diaspora.
The Struggles and Accomplishments of Women
Recognizing Our Mothers, Grandmothers, Sisters and Their Great Sacrifices to maintain the wellbeing of our Families, Communities and Nations with Strength from our African Traditions.
African Arts and Facts
As part of the fair and just reparation and equitable approach, all stolen Art and Artifacts stolen from Africa by the United Kingdom of Great Britain, must be returned to Africa now!
Civil Rights, Spirituality and History
Reflections on The Life, Contributions and Impact of Civil Rights Leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson
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