The Origin of Deception in Africans and Non-Africans

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in Peace, “It is better to not know and to know one does not know than to presumptuously attribute random meaning to symbols.” — African Proverb I had been asked “What is the Origin of European Deception?” I wrote this article in

Mwanamke Mwananchi [The Nationalist Woman] (1971)

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “Social good is what brings peace to family and society.” — African Proverb While in no way “perfect,” this document from four decades ago surpasses most thinking of today.  Written by African Women, the description of the African-Nationalist Woman is

Three Fundamentals for African Sex Eduction on Pregnancy, STDs, Marriage and Sex

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “If one tries to navigate unknown waters one runs the risk of shipwreck.” — African Proverb In the way of sex education, there’s too much to know especially as there is widespread miseducation on sex. For instance, did you know

Fable: The African Insurance

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “The Negro pays for what he wants and begs for what he needs.” — Kelly Miller In December of 2011, I shared the principles of business through Cuffel’s claim to fame (she organized international health-oriented sandwich shops.) Recently, the United

Fable: The Mshinde Projects

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “Warfare starts with a recruitment of people and ends with an exposure to the enemy. Somehow we don’t recruit, arm, organize, train, lodge, etc; but we’re shocked that our exposure is to our demise.” — Onitaset Kumat It bears repeating,