I've been studying Voodoo and Yoruba for quite some time. I think it goes all the way back to about 2005 when I began reading "Mama Lola: A Voodoo Priestess in Brooklyn." See, I believe I've been called by the Lwa for quite some time going all the way back to 1998. But I was scared and afraid to really embrace it. My struggle.
It was around 2011 when I became a full-blown Pan-African. I was fortunate to have met Bro Cadence from Ohio, who was schooling me on RBG. That was my first real introduction to Pan-Africanism although I've read many books concerning the subject.
Reminder... As we gather with family don't beat them in the head with conscience thought... Just love them. We've all taken a beating, and could use some kindness, and appreciation.
#loveexcelsall
It's wild out there. 🤪😂
MP Family,
There are definitely word-syntax protocols that will trigger an Intel/DOJ community monitoring program to assess potential threats....Be advised.
