Sankofa Part 1


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa Part 2


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa Part 5


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa Part 3


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa performed by Winthrop Percussion Ensemble


Sankofa by N. Scott Robinson performed by Winthrop Percussion Ensemble


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UFO DISCLOSURE PROJECT -FULL VERSION


A large number of ex high ranking officials including air traffic controllers, ex secret op. officers, commercial pilots, numerous military defense specialists with top secret clearance, people who had access to very sensitive documents lieutenants, ex commanders in the us airforce, astronauts,etc... all going before the national press club to discuss what their experiences have been regarding ufo's and all are willing to go before congress to testify under oath.. never before has such a group come forward.. this is a must see it is long.. extremely informative and enlightening. This video was uploaded by centralelements.com IF YOU WOULD LIKE FREE CENTRAL ELEMENTS STICKERS EMAIL ME YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS AND I WILL SEND THEM OUT TO YOU. centralelements@yahoo dot com www.centralelements.com http Cinematography. Directing. Editing Reel of Alexx Thomspon www.youtube.com


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Sankofa Part 4


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa By Haile Gerima


A Film By Haile Gerima Sankofa: In "Sankofa," a contemporary African-American woman travels back in time and experiences slavery. Haile Gerima's poetic and precisely detailed film takes its audience into its heroine's life and mind as her moral sense is challenged and changed. No viewer can avoid the discomforting questions the film so eloquently raises. The opening sequences, set and filmed in Ghana, are alternately seductive and off-putting. Among drums and chants, a voice invokes ancestral ghosts. "Spirit of the dead, rise up," the voice says, "and claim your story." The film's title is a West African term meaning to reclaim the past in order to go forward, and "Sankofa" stumbles only in its depiction of the present. Mona is a young model first seen posing for a callous white photographer on a beach. She is dressed in a pseudo-Tina Turner getup complete with blonde wig. This is a heavy-handed way of showing that she has lost her connection to her past, that slavery still shapes her life as she is enslaved by contemporary images. But the film soon moves on, convincingly, to a surreal experience. Mona wanders into a dungeon, a holding place from which slaves were shipped to the United States. She has walked into the past, where she is stripped, chained and beaten. Suddenly she is on a plantation, a house slave called Shola, with no memory of Mona or the 20th century. The longest and finest part of "Sankofa" is its depiction of the daily life of the slaves and the way <b>...</b>


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Sankofa Part 6


While visiting an old fortress from the slave-trade era in Ghana, Mona (Oyafunmike Ogunlano) encounters a colorful local character, an elderly mystic going by the name of Sankofa. Mona is a black American model visiting the country for a photo-session. The old man claims to be in contact with spirits, and she is intrigued by this. When she goes to visit him, she suddenly finds herself back in the old slavery days, a slave herself who is captured and shipped to a sugar planation in the American south. There, she has various relationships and adventures in the build-up to participating in a slave revolt. Just as that is getting fully underway, she finds herself back in the present, deeply affected by what has gone before. The old mystic's name is a word in the Akan language which has the complex meaning of "going to the past, remembering it, and with it, turning to the future." ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide


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Sankofa: Go Back to Your Roots


Ghanaian tour guide Eric Manu takes the producers of Freddy's Brooklyn Roundhouse on a visit to the notorious Elmina slave castle near Cape Coast and also introduces them to his home town of Adansi Praso where he dedicates his efforts to motivate young impoverished children and orphans to attend school.


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The Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra - Sankofa feat. Testament


The Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra formed in late 2007 when members of the Kidkanevil live show and First Word stalwarts Homecut began a series of late night afrobeat sessions at Leedss Sela Bar. It was out of these jam sessions that The Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra was born, combining their love of afrobeat with their appreciation of the space jazz pioneers of the 70s and the free jazz trailblazers of the 60s, coupled with a hefty nod towards James Brown. Individually they have been lucky enough to Perform with the likes of Yarah Bravo, Gilad Atzmon, Jehst, The New Mastersounds, The Haggis horns, Kidkanevil, Homecut, Kissey Asplund and Ty, to name a few. They are currently in the studio recording their debut album, which should see the light of day later in the year It's worth noting that the above tunes are live tracks and demos only. Proper studio tracks'll follow in due time... LEON JOHNSON : tenor sax, GAZ PARRY : Guitar, TAZ MODI : keyboards, SI NIXON : Trumpet, PAUL BAXTER : Bass, ED HICK : Drums, PETE WILLIAMS : Tenor sax, Percussion, MARTYN STRANGE : Bari sax www.myspace.com/ariyaafrobeat


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Sankofa Saturdays VICA Photo Gallery 2011-Medium.m4v


KWANZAA365 organized a project Sankofa Saturdays: Youth Cultural Education Initiative with funding from the VI Council of the Arts/National Endowment of the Arts in the Virgin Islands from Autumn 2010 to Summer 2011. Sankofa Saturdays! "Passing on the torch of culture bearing and preserving (traditions and values) through experiences in the arts, cultural education and community service. Help us help the youth of the Virgin Islands and beyond remember and respect themselves and their community through Cultural Education!" Motto: Our History, Our Documentation of Our Stories, Our Way! "KWANZAA365 is not just another organization, a club or a business...and it's not just a website: In the way we unite individuals, families, agencies and beyond, it is a message, a mission statement if you will, to get across the idea that Afrakan people of the Diaspora need to get back to the 'village mentality' in order to teach ourselves and our leaders of tomorrow how to: Be unified at all times, in all ways, even if acting alone Be self-determined in all efforts Collectively work together and be responsible for one another and our environments Cooperatively gain economically Always know and remember our purpose(s) in life Use creativity in any situation Always keep the faith (in whatever faith might mean to the individual), as their consistency in their disciplines and practices shall be respected and encouraged..."-From mission documents of KWANZAA365 Sankofa Saturdays provides basic <b>...</b>


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Sankofa ..Return to our African Minds


Respect to Narrator Kwesi Ra Nehem Ptah Akan


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TEDxDenverEd- Pandora Thomas and Zakiya Harris- Vision of Sankofa


Pandora Thomas and Zakiya Harris aim to reconnect youth of color to the earth using innovative strategies "Get Fresh" and "Grind for the Green." AboutTEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized. (Subject to certain rules and regulations.)


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Like it is Oct 3 2010 Sankofa Academy, CEMOTAP, FREEDOM PARTY 1/5


With Guest Ollie McClean Founder of Sankofa International Acadamy An Afrikan Centered school in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn (646)220-3207 Dr. James McIntosh CEMOTAP (Committee to Eliminate Media Offensive to African People) cemotap.ning.com Charles Barron NYC Council Member Freedom Party Govenor nominee for New York State council.nyc.gov


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Yes We Can, Djembabes Benefit for Sankofa Center


Djembabes vocalists are accompanied by rhythm instruments, Tom Gingras on bass, and Craig Toungate on guitar, in a "song of optimism."


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Sankofa Marimba Band in the Commemoration Chapel, Grahamstown, rehearsing with DJ Shimza (South Africa's hottest young DJ - back in the days when he was just Ashley to us!), before our Production begins at Grahamstown National Arts Festival 2007...rehearsing the House remix of "Ngoryiyi" (Return to the Source, in Ewe, Ghanaian language)...


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Sankofa - Cassandra Wilson


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SANKOFA-Dr. Asa G Hilliard III


This is an excerpt from a presentation given by Dr.Asa G. Hilliard III at the ASCAC World History Symposium held in Philadelphia, Pa., April 21, 2007. Title of the presentation.. 'AFRICAN WORLD HISTORY: What Do we Teach Our Children?'


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Hope for the Future- Sankofa Children's Home


Take a moment to learn about Sankofa Children's Home and School, located in Eguafo, near Cape Coast Ghana. Contact us at www.sankofachildrenshome.org, or visit prayersfromafrica.blogspot.com for more information.


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LET'S DANCE BY SANKOFA UNIT @BIZZ'ART


SANKOFA UNIT La chorale Urbaine! LIEN FACEBOOK: "sankofaunit urbanchoir" www.facebook.com Un choeur, des voix au service de la musique et d'un message d'espérance et de foi. Une quarantaine de chanteurs (issus des cinq éditions du tremplin Sankofa Soul Contest) qui vous insufflent la joie de vivre, et qui par leur dynamisme, leur enthousiasme et leur spiritualité vous donnent tour à tour envie de vous lever, danser, célébrer puis vous recueillir, prier ou pleurer ou tout simplement vous régénérer... Une toute jeune chorale urbaine au répertoire ambitieux où l'énergie et la sincérité de tous atteindra votre cœur dès la 1ère note ! Chorale dirigée par Joby Smith


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Sankofa Journey


Abibitumi Kasa Family Sharing Session: The Sankofa Journey 2008 Mekyea mo nyinaa! I greet you all! The first weekly Abibitumi Kasa Family Sharing session's topic will officially be next Saturday at 6:00PM Eastern Standard Time! Come join us as the participants share their reflections, pictures and videos with Abibiwiase, the Global Afrikan community, live online via our state of the art video and audio conferencing software. Who: The participants of the 2008 Sankofa journey and you! What: A session for sharing experiences, emotions, pictures, videos and more. When: Saturday, August 9, 2008, 6:00PM Eastern Standard Time Where: Abibitumi Kasa's Member Classroom at www.abibitumikasa.com (remember, you must first sign up for a free account here: www.abibitumikasa.com or if you already have one you must login here: www.abibitumikasa.com to access the member classroom at www.abibitumikasa.com ) Why: For Afrikans throughout the world to experience Afrika through the eyes of the Sankofa Journey participants...it's the next best thing to going yourself...and perhaps even better! How: Via our state of the art conferencing software. To set up your audio (if you would like to speak) and video (if you have a webcam and would like to be seen) click here: www.abibitumikasa.com I look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or concerns prior to this first family session, please email us at info@abibitumikasa.com


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The Souljazz Orchestra - Sankofa


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Sankofa - Williams College Step Team "reunion step"


The williams college step team, SANKOFA seen here performing a step routine called "Reunion" in 2002. Video from Lasell Dance Studio at Williams College in Williamstown, MA.


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Sankofa-Dr.Anthony Monteiro


This is a excerpt from a 4-part lecture series titled 'THE ECONOMIC CRISIS, WAR & RESOURCE COLONIALISM' Presented by Dr. Anthony Monteiro at Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. on April 9, 2009.


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Introducing Sankofa Odyssey


Introduction video of a group of international African American / Black adventure travel members who love to sail and explore the world.


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SANKOFA-Dr. Wade Nobles


This is an excerpt from the luncheon keynote presentation of Dr. Wade Nobles at the 2006 CHEIKH ANTA DIOP Conference in Philadelphia, Pa. Presentation titled, 'AFRICAN RESURGENCE: The Concept of Seeking the Sakhu.


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HYPNOTIC "Sankofa" @ North Sea Jazz Festival 2007


HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLE's "Sankofa" live at the 2007 North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam. Check a version of the song as a remix to Tony Allen's "Losun" as a 12in single from Honest Jon's records. And check us www.hypnoticbrass.blogspot.com


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SANKOFA-Dr.Greg Carr


This is an excerpt of a presentation given by Dr.Greg Carr at Temple University, Philadelphia,Pa. titled 'BLACK STUDIES, BLACK POWER AND THE AGE OF OBAMA' on May 2, 2009. The conference was sponsored by The Center for African-American Research & Public Policy.


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SANKOFA-Asante on Ebonics


This is an excerpt from a presentation given by Dr.Molefi K.Asante at Temple University on February 25, 1997.


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Sankofa africa awakes rhythm of africa interview Africa Magic Channel DStv part 1 shortest edit


Sankofa's interview with Africa Awakes: Rhythms of Africa team, at africa magic channel jozi/johannesburg studios, hosted by Diana and Kunle Ayo, in 2009. Sankofa team representing was Elikem Alfred Kunustor, Nhlamazi Ignatia Cynthia Madalane, and Samora Eitaniel Ntsebeza. enjoy.


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Sankofa-Dr.Molefi K. Asante


This is a excerpt from a presentation given by Dr.Molefi K.Asante titled 'Black Philadelphia: The Light of Black America', with emphasis on political and civil rights activist, Cecil B. Moore. April 21, 2009.


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Sankofa


"Sankofa" is The Latest GOLDCRAFTSMEN Release featuring The 'Brothers from Another Planet', shot in the City of Atlantis (Niagara Falls). "Sankofa" focuses on Love and the importance of sustaining our Relationships. The Book 'Caressed Spirits' by Author Carlos Muhammad, that appears in this video, can be ordered at the following address for "$10": Luv4self Enterprises PO Box 28247 Baltimore MD 21234


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Tony Allen & Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Sankofa - LIVE @ Broad Casting, London 29/01/09


Broad Casting is a genre-defying event curated by Karen P. The night is all about combining the energy of great live music in an intimate venue (Cargo), with the worldwide reach of Red Bull Music Academy Radio. As part of 2009s Red Bull Music Academy programme in London, this special edition of Broad Casting features a unique collaboration between Tony Allen & The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble as well as very special guests including Baaba Mal and Ty.


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Gemologist William Sankofa assists Detroit news team exposing fraudulent jewelers (2/2)


Detroit Gemologist William Sankofa assists Ruth Spencer and WDIV Detroit Channel 4's news team expose local jewelers that switch diamonds and mislabel 10K gold jewelry as 14K gold. The five-part series also educates consumers about purchasing diamond wedding sets and engagement rings. William J. Sankofa (Shuford) has served metro Detroit as a Master Jeweler and Graduate Gemologist since 1978. The Sankofa House of Fine Jewels is a full-service jewelry laboratory and retail store featuring expert service in fine jewelry & watch sales, repairs, and appraisals for estate jewelry, fine & decorative arts, and court testimony.


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Juneteenth 2010 Sankofa Experience_0001.wmv


The Sankofa Experience is an annual Juneteenth edu-cultural celebration held in Dallas, TX, and sponsored by The Act of Change, Inc. and other grassroots organizations to honor the legacy of the African Ancestors. A series of historical re-enactments are held which allow those who attend to participate or observe beginning with life in the African village, through enslavement and to escaping to freedom on the underground railroad. Awesome family and community event for all people.


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Sankofa Archive Trailer


The SANKOFA ARCHIVES is a large research and study library of DVD, CD, newspapers, books, magazines, and other related items of historical relevance to the African-American community. This video is a 7-minute trailer of the DVD presentation in the library.


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