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THE GREAT DELUSION
A revolutionary play by Nigerian playwright Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen
Foreword by Dr. Vibert Issa White, Professor of History, University of Central Florida, USA

An Episterresurrecist story for Africa and her children worldwide.
Heroes that look like us. Truth that breaks chains.

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Human Zoos: A Historical Injustice Against People of African Descent

The concept of “human zoos,” where people were exhibited as spectacles for the entertainment and curiosity of European and Western audiences, is one of the most grotesque examples of racism and dehumanization in modern history. These exhibitions showcased individuals—primarily from African, Indigenous, and other colonized communities—as living proof of so-called “savage” or “primitive” cultures, often juxtaposed against Western “civilization.”…

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Malcolm X’s Daughters Sue CIA, FBI, and NYPD Over Civil Rights Leader’s Assassination

Three daughters of Malcolm X have accused the CIA, FBI, the New York Police Department and others in a $100 million lawsuit Friday of playing roles in the 1965 assassination of the civil rights leader. In the lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court, the daughters — along with the Malcolm X estate — claimed that the agencies were aware of and…

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How African Americans Built the White House and the U.S. Capitol

Ironically, the White House, one of the most recognizable symbols of American democracy, was largely built by enslaved African Americans—a reality many Americans remain unaware of. This lesser-known chapter of U.S. history brings a new perspective to the White House and other historic government buildings in Washington, D.C., which were constructed with the forced labor of African Americans. The…

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Not An Organ Harvester

John Amanam, a Nigerian entrepreneur, is making significant strides in the field of prosthetics. His innovative approach focuses on creating prosthetic limbs that match the skin tone of Black amputees, addressing a long-overlooked need in the industry. By providing more realistic and inclusive options, Amanam is empowering individuals to regain their confidence and live life to the fullest.

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Malian Military Eliminates Terrorist Leader, Aliza Ould Yehia, Architect of Ber Attack

Terrorist Aliza Ould Yehia, who said the Africans of Mali will not have peace, mastermind of Ber attack, neutralized and sent to his maker: In a major operation carried out on October 7, 2024, the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) succeeded in neutralizing Aliza Ould Yehia, the emir of the Al-Quds Company of the Sahara Emirate, during the attack on…

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Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger to Establish One Army, One Chief of Staff

Alliance Progressing Towards Unified Command Structure The Alliance of Sahel States is set to take a major step towards military unification, with plans to create a single command center and appoint one Chief of Staff for the entire confederation. This was reported by Burkina Faso’s transitional leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré (@CapitaineIb226), according to a post by X user and…

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The Great Delusion

The Great Delusion invites you into a thought-provoking exploration of societal ignorance and arrogance. Set against a backdrop of tension, the play reveals how a community’s disdain for Black contributions leads to chaos and despair. As the characters grapple with their misconceptions, expect sharp humor, poignant moments, and a powerful message about the importance of recognizing and valuing all…

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Walking with the Lion

A Black woman walks calmly beside a lion, her steps measured, her gaze steady. There’s no display of force, no need for grand gestures—just quiet resolve. The lion is a creature of instinct, raw and untamed, but here, it mirrors her calm. Neither dominates the other. The bravery is not loud or dramatic; it’s in the stillness, in the…

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HAITIAN VODOU: SUMMONING THE SPIRITS

Written by The Outpost on April 30, 2013 Watch an excerpt from Maya Deren’s insightful and ground breaking documentary on Haitian Vodou filmed in 1947, as well as read about this beautiful way of living, serving, and connecting with the universal and multi-faceted powers, for people from the West African diaspora and beyond. Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti explores the Vodou religion of Haiti, filmed…

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