The Mind as God: The Power of Imagination in African Belief
The mind is powerful. It is the source of everything. What you believe, you create. This is not a new idea. It is the way Africans saw the world long before foreign religions arrived. The mind is God. Not a distant being in the sky. Not a force outside of you. But your own thoughts, […]
The Role of Religion in Colonizing Africa.
Religion was a weapon. It didn’t look like one. It looked peaceful. It looked holy. But it was powerful. It shaped minds. It erased cultures. It made Africans forget who they were. Missionaries came first. They smiled. They preached love. They built schools. They built churches. But their message was clear—African beliefs were wrong. Their […]
Why Reclaiming African Names Matters.
Our names carry history. They hold our identity. They tell stories of who we are and where we come from. In many African communities, colonialism disrupted these names. The names of our ancestors were replaced with names easier for colonizers to pronounce. Over time, we lost the essence of our cultural identity. This issue is […]
Kuki Abazungu b’Abakristo Barimo Kureka kujya mu Nsengero?
Ibintu by’ingenzi wakura mu byambayeho igihe nari umwimukira w’Umunyafurika muri Australie Muraho neza nshuti! Mbahaye ikaze ku muyoboro w’ ibiganiro by’amajwi by’umuryango wa Rubasha (The Rubasha Family podcast) Uyu munsi, ndashaka kubagezaho bimwe mu bitekerezo byanjye ku mpamvu abazungu bo muri Australie barimo kureka kujya mu nsengero– Ni ikibazo nakunze kwibaza cyane ku mutima kuva […]
Someone Makes You a Colonist and You Believe Him, That Is a Great Ignorance.
Someone makes you a colonist and you believe him, that is a great ignorance. Discover the power of self-awareness and education in resisting modern-day colonization. Embrace your cultural identity and reclaim your power. Learn how to protect and celebrate your heritage in this insightful blog post.
Reclaiming African Identity: Challenging Colonial Naming.
In a powerful message resonating with Africans worldwide, the speaker advocates for the reclamation of African names as a vital step towards restoring cultural identity and challenging colonial influences.