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00:46Emancipation Radio Talkback
Emancipation Radio is hosted by Naim AbdurRafi. Watch or listen. TV: Southern Tier NY Time Warner Cable Public Access Ch 4 Thursdays at 8pm. Streaming On Line Noon on Mondays www.str1.exsyshost.com/start/kjohnson/ (WXXW-LP TV-06 & PASSION RADIO 87.7 FM56kbps stream) -- YOUR Blogtalk Radio FEEDBACK will engender content for future Emancipation Radio broadcasts. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Emancipation Radio Talkback
Emancipation Radio is hosted by Naim AbdurRafi. Watch or listen. TV: Southern Tier NY Time Warner Cable Public Access Ch 4 Thursdays at 8pm. Streaming On Line Noon on Mondays www.str1.exsyshost.com/start/kjohnson/ (WXXW-LP TV-06 & PASSION RADIO 87.7 FM56kbps stream) -- YOUR Blogtalk Radio FEEDBACK will engender content for future Emancipation Radio broadcasts. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Lincoln & Emancipation Proclamation @ LIU w/ Harold Holzer
Join The Gist of Freedom as we broadcast Live From Long Island University at The 150th Emancipation Proclamation Celebration with historian Harold Holzer! Watch The Video
In 1861, Congress passed an act stating that all enslaved people employed against the Union were to be considered free. In 1862, Congress passed The Second Confiscation Act. This law stated that property used by the Confederates to further their rebellion could be seized by the U.S. government. African Americans who had been once considered by the Confederates as their property, were therefore now considered by abolitionists as "contraband of war". And as such this war law, The Confiscation Act could be used to legally take the enslaved from Slavers. In an effort to placate the slave-holding Border States, Lincoln resisted the demands of the abolitionists, Black and White, for complete abolition. In addition to the Confiscation Act, President Lincoln signed a bill, passed by Congress, which prohibited the army and navy from returning fugitive slaves to slave holder claimants. Any officer violating the law would be discharged from service, and would be forever ineligible to any appointment in the military or naval service of the United States. This ended the shameful practice by northern generals of returning Africans to slavery for a fugitive slave reward, and it also stimulated the flightTags: Harold Holzer lincoln historian emancipation lincoln emancipation 150 confiscation act firs Long island university harold holzer gist LIU history african american studies lincoln lesley gist black history underground railroad
by The Gist of Freedom in Education
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Commemorating 150 Years of the Emancipation Proclamation
January 1, 2013 marks the 150 year anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation that end the institution of slavery in America. The freedom bell rung with a loud sound that pentrated the ears of millions of enslaved Africans and African American people, whom were emancipated from the tight grips of slavery throughout the rebellious states. My maternal great, great grandfather Robert Harrell waited all his life to hear the freedom bell ring. He and his family was now free. His so
Tags: Antoinette Harrell 150 Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation Abraham Lincoln Harrell of Louisiana and South Carolina Dr Okpara Nosakhere
by antoinette harrell in History
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Emancipation to Liberation: Our African Essence Lives!
Emancipation to Liberation:
Our African Essence Lives!
The spirit of self-determination, unity and love has always been the fire burning in our souls, seeking magnificent expression. From the enslaved man, woman, boy or girl whose only release was to secretly destroy a cotton plant and trample it into the earth, to those who were able to take inches and turn them into miles of courage, education, demonstration and victory – the eternal principles of emancipation and liberation have always made that spirit glow.
Join HC LIVE & DIRECT!, as we take a look at a few January drum majors, eternal history makers, through whom the African Essence lived, as evidenced by their words and deeds and the love we hold for them eternally.
Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., George Washington Carver, Zora Neal Hurston, Elizabeth “Bessie” Coleman, Willa Brown, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams -- to name a few. Let our memories of them last through our love for them and the eternal burning of those same fires in our souls!
Tags: Pan African Liberation Emancipation Nguzo Saba Umoja
by Harambee Connection in Culture
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S.O.U.L. Class 276 Reflecting Upon Emancipation From Exile
Blessed is Our Creator!!!
Greetings and blessings blessed souls!!! We plan to vibe out in a semi-impromptu manner today-no matter what we think towards freedom, redemption, emancipation-the general world mind set seems bent out of shape generating seemingly chaotic knee jerk reactions that everything that is transpiring in this world is as it should be-you know business as usual. However, from Torah and in particularly the Inner Dimensions of Torah-a strong, deafening silent chord is struck as the Human Family Experience senses via our Divine Image that soon better days are coming!!! Hope you can tune in today the 18th day of Nisan, 5773 years blazing and grazing into this blessed creation=3/29/13 at 5:30 pm Eastern Standard Time here on Turtle Island = USA. Meanwhile, may the Most High Bless and Annoint you and your loved ones in a peaceful and pleasant manner!!!
Tags: Divine Creator Divine Image Torah Class Children of Israel and Noah Universal Redemption
by Don Zusya Goodman in Judaism
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150th Emancipation Proclamation, Watch Night!
Join The Gist of Freedom as Preston Washington welcomes Historian Dr. Bradley Skelcher for a lively discussion about The 150th Anniversary of The Emancipation Proclamation, African American's New Year's "Watch Night" Celebration! John Henrik Clark~ "History Is A Compass That People Use To Find Themselves On The Human (Spiritual) geography." Black Methodists and Baptists celebrate Watch Night, December 31, 1862: the Emancipation Proclamation would go into effect at m
Tags: 150th emancipation proclamation watch Sketcher historian bradley skelcher emancipation new year origin black church new year eve watch night black african american watch night celebration lesley gist black history blog podcast freedom
by The Gist of Freedom in Education
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JOHN PACE - Jesus Announces An Emancipation Proclamation
In this teaching, John talks about Jesus Announcing An Emancipation Proclamation of FREEDOM! It's time to walk in the freedom that Jesus announced.
Tags: JOHN PACE POWER FOR LIVING INSPIRED WORDS PROPHETIC CAMPAIGN EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
by Inspired Words in Religion
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Emancipation Watch Night Reflections 150 Years Later
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the host of Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). On this final episode of 2012, Queen Quet will host an online Watch Night in commemoration of the 150 Years since the reading of the United States Emancipation Proclamation which was first read in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. Disya da we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio!
Tags: Gullah Geechee Nation Gullah Queen Quet Geechee Emancipation Watch Night
by GullahGeechee Riddim in Culture
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Mass Incarceration: Epidemic of Violence and Drugs
What is the relationship between the growth of the prison system and the Emancipation Proclamation? Is there a defining difference between plantation life and the convict leasing system? What is the effect of marijuana on mass incarceration? Why is the plight of violence in Chicago causing Black Men a better chance of going to prison than to college?
Guests: Yusef Shakur, Detroit, MI & Nyle Fort, Newark, NJ
Moderators: Cara Live, Stephen Reese and TaQuon Ethridge
Tags: Politics Public affairs Prison Incarceration Violence
by Cara Live in Current Events
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CHANGE ALREADY, Serial Killers & Spirituality, Scott Bonn
Salvation, Reclamation, Deliverance and Emancipation
Adjectives used to describe an open-ended religious promise offered to any one who repents and faithfully follows the word of spirit. A unilateral commitment from above that one can be “saved” and forgiven for any sinful acts of deviance. Does this religious safety net genuinely apply to everyone?
Tags: Serial Killers Son of Sam Dr Scott Bonn Spiritual Redemption
by jillianmaasbackman in Life
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CHANGE ALREADY, Serial Killers & Spirituality, Scott Bonn
Salvation, Reclamation, Deliverance and Emancipation
Adjectives used to describe an open-ended religious promise offered to any one who repents and faithfully follows the word of spirit. A unilateral commitment from above that one can be “saved” and forgiven for any sinful acts of deviance. Does this religious safety net genuinely apply to everyone? Can we uphold and stand in this truism in any circumstance, including serial killers?
Tags: Serial Killers Jillian Maas Backman Spirituality Dr Scott Bonn Death
by jillianmaasbackman in Life
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