Deivos - Blackness Incarnate
Awesome song by the killer death metal band Deivos that hardly anybody knows about. Off of the album "Emanation From Below"
Intellectualize My Blackness
A series of photos from some amazing women (musicians, actors, poets & writers)who've had to deal with the color of their skin being thrown back at them at some point or another (not to mention their gender) The more women you can recognize, the more brownie points you get ;-) (but, if you ask nicely, I could put up a list of the women!) Song: Intellectualize My Blackness by Skunk Anansie
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U-MV160 - Sounds of Blackness - Soul Holiday
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The Sounds Of Blackness - Optimistic (12" Never Say Die Mix)
Label:Perspective Records Catalog#:28968 1200-1 Format:Vinyl, 12" Country:US Released:1991 Credits:Engineer [Mix] - Steve Hodge Keyboards - Jam Music By - Flow, The Percussion - Lewis Piano [Solo] - Larry Waddell Producer, Remix - Jam & Lewis Producer, Written-by, Piano [Solo] - Gary Hines Programmed By [Drums] - Lance Alexander Rap, Written-by [Rap] - prof. t. Written-By, Executive Producer - Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Notes:Original version appears on the Perspective album, cassette & compact disc "The Evolution of Gospel" 28968 1000 1/4/2 www.discogs.com
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Truckfighters - Blackness
This is one of my favorite tracks from Truckfighters. From the album Mania! Amazing band! Shame they haven't reached the light quite yet, thought I'm kinda glad they haven't as theyre fans, such as me can keep them as our own little secret! Rock on! PS: I'm sorry theres some fuzz in the begining, but you'll hardly notice it!
Explosions In The Sky - Glittering Blackness
Explosions In The Sky - Glittering Blackness "How Strange, Innocence" (2000)
How To Restore Blackness To Your Car
This episode we show you how to restore the original 'blackness' of your car giving astounding results by rejuvinating rubbers, wipers, doors, tyres and handles. Make your car look 200% better in minutes.
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This Week In Blackness Ep#1
The Brooklyn Comedy Company proudly presents this brand news series breaking down the happenings in the land of black people every week. Hosted by Elon James White
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Halle Berry, Blackness Confirmed
I can't count how many times people keep bringing up the issue of ethnicity. A little lesson on why Halle Berry should be less concerned with the ethnicity of her near-white-looking daughter and should focus more on not looking like an ignorant dumbass. The "one-drop rule" is bullshit. And remember, black history is American history. We don't need to set aside a separate month for it. Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com Subscribe to my BlogTV: www.blogtv.com
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TWiB! Season 2 - Ep#4 "2009 is the New 1952"
twitter.com thisweekinblackness.com http The Brooklyn Comedy Company Proudly Presents the 4th Episode of season 2 of This Week in Blackness. In the latest episode host Elon James White talks about the past few weeks in post-racial America.Elon has a lot of 'Splainin to do."
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Explosions in the Sky - Glittering Blackness
Track: Glittering Darkness Artist: Explosions in the Sky Album: How Strange, Innocence
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Blackness Castle
Located on a rocky promontory beyond the village of Blackness, Blackness Castle stands on the south shore of the Firth of Forth 3 miles (5 km) east of Bo'ness. It was built as a place of defence around 1440 by the Crichton family. By 1453 ownership had passed to the Crown, Sir George Crichton (brother of Sir William, Chancellor of Scotland) having presented it to King James II (1430-60). Between 1537 and 1543 the castle was reinforced by Sir James Hamilton of Finnart (d.1540) to become one of the strongest fortifications in Scotland. It was at this time that the castle took the form of a ship, with the bow pointing out to the river and the stern facing inland. Blackness was used as a high-security prison until 1707, its most famous prisoner being Cardinal David Beaton (1494 - 1548). It was besieged and severely damaged by Oliver Cromwell's army in 1650, and was subsequently repaired to confine the Covenanters in 1667. After 50 years of obscurity, it was pressed into service once again to hold French prisoners during the Napoleonic Wars until 1815. The castle comprises three towers, the Central Tower rising to four storeys, the South Tower where the principal residential rooms were located, and the North Tower where the prison and pit were to be found. In 1870, the castle was converted once again to become the principal ammunition depot for Scotland. Separate barrack blocks for the officers and men were constructed along with a new seaward entrance and a long pier <b>...</b>
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Gospel The Sounds Of Blackness - Hold On Change Is Coming (1997)
For those in need of some encouragement, I've posted the first in a series of videos containing inspirational scriptures here www.youtube.com
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Paul Laurence Dunbar: Beyond Blackness
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Centennial Conference, sponsored by Stanford's American Studies Program, explores new critical perspectives on the diversity of Dunbar's literary production as a poet, novelist, lyricist, dramatist, and journalist. Jennifer James, "Dunbar's 'The Fanatics' and the Post-Civil War Reconciliation Narrative;" Gene Jarrett, "Second-Generation Realist; or, Dunbar the Naturalist;" Thomas Leuchtenmuller, "'Tis thy breath perfumes the air': Paul Laurence Dunbar's Overlooked Play, 'Herrick'" Stanford's American Studies Program is an interdisciplinary major that seeks to convey a broad understanding of American culture and society in all their complexity. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Paul Laurence Dunbar Centennial Conference www.stanford.edu Stanford Channel on YouTube www.youtube.com
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Sounds of Blackness "She Is Love"
Music video from the CD "Kings & Queens - Message Music from the Movement" available at all Best Buy stores. She Is Love was written about the issue of domestic violence.
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Sounds Of Blackness - " I Believe " ( Classic Gospel Mix )
A 40-person choir and ten-piece orchestra led by Gary Hines, combined traditional African music with urban soul to become one of the most distinctive and popular contemporary gospel groups. Over the course of their career, the group won many awards, from organizations as diverse as the Grammies and the NAACP. Russel Knighton formed the group, The Macalester College Black Chores, that would prove to be the origins of Sounds of Blackness in 1969 at St. Paul, Minnesota's Macalester College. In 1971, Gary Hines was hired as their musical director and the group began developed its own identity. They opened the group up to the entire community and expanded their musical scope to concentrate on all aspects of black music. They designed the group as a way to embrace all manners of African-American music and create rich, diverse music to celebrate God and the human spirit, as well as make social statements. With their new direction in mind, the group renamed themselves Sounds of Blackness. For the first decade and a half of the group's existence, Sounds of Blackness primarily played around Minneapolis, often opening for acts as diverse as Jackson 5, The and Hampton Hawes. They frequently released their own records, which helped them strengthen their local following. Partially by choice, Sounds of Blackness remained a regional attraction until 1989, when Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, the hot Minneapolis-based production team, brought Janet Jackson to one of their concerts. Jackson's <b>...</b>
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TWiB! Ep#5 - about White Privilege
thisweekinblackness.com In the 5th Episode of "This Week in Blackness", Elon James White discusses John Stossel's article in the NY Sun on White Privilege. Shelby Steele sounds off as well.
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I Believe by Sounds of Blackness with Ann Nesby
I'm back with another YouTube video. I'm taking us back to 1994. This phenomonal 40 member, 10 piece band group known as Sounds of Blackess first arrived on the scene in 1969 in Minnesota, but it wasn't until 1971 that the group was solidified. Sounds of Blackness was the first real musical group to combine traditional African music with modern day American music, such as R&B and Gospel. In 1994, they came out with the album "Africa to America: The Journey of the Drum", one of its most successful albums to date. With now-famed singer Ann Nesby-Lee singing the solo to this song, this hip-hop/inspirational song is sure to keep you tapping your feet to the beat. I donot own this song, nor am I seeking monetary gains or publicity. The words of the song are on the video for those who want to follow along or learn the lyrics. I hope you enjoy. God Bless!!!
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Sounds of Blackness The Pressure Part 2
1991 album The Evolution of Gospel This song helps me when I am so stressed
Sounds of Blackness "We Give You Thanks"
This is the Sounds of Blackness singing "We Give You Thanks" at the 1992 Stellar Awards.
Alkhemy-The Science of Blackness
Full length DVDs available through templeofanu@gmail.com or www.templeofanu.org The Principles of Maat are seven; s/he who knows these understandably possesses the magic keys which flies open the temple doors. The Temple of Anu teaches students and initiates how to live in accordance with the teachings of our Ancient Kemetic Ancestors. We follow the wisdom of the 42 Laws of Ma'at, which provide us with a system of ethics by which to frame our thoughts, words, and actions. Our Kemunion allows members of the community to hear the enlightened thoughts and inspirational words of our Head Priest, Hem NTR Ra Sankhu Kheper. We strive to attain the highest level of cosmic consciousness through our invocation of the Neteru and our connection to the NTR. Our motto: "From the Ancient Legacy to the Living Legacy" -- which to us signals a return to the true values and ethics that made our Ancestors great.
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