DAVID MUHAMMAD lectures
Sunday mornings from 11am
at NALIS, Abercrombey St., POS
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​The book BLACK STUDIES is a historical sociology review of well over 370 references, 433 pages and 10 chapters of both quantitative and qualitative research on the essence and experiences of Black people. It is a must read for all of those seeking the hidden truth about Black people and their great struggles, cultures, challenges, persecutions, victories, achievements and accomplishments. It analyses the six main strands of Black Liberation Ideology; i-Pan Africanism propagated by George Padmore, Henry Sylvester Williams and CLR James, ii- Black Nationalism by Marcus Garvey, iii- the Teachings of the Nation of Islam by the Honourable Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X and Louis Farrakhan, iv- Civil Rights and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Medgar Evers and the NAACP, v- the Black Revolutionary Consciousness of the Black Panthers, Angela Davis, H. Rap Brown and Kwame Ture and vi- Rastafarianism and the philosophy of Hailie Selassie, the Reggae Music Movement and Kwaanza.
 
The chapter on Racism explains its seven different forms:- i-bigotry, ii-intolerance, iii-xenophobia, iv-ethnocentricism, v-prejudice, v-stratification & segregation and vii- institutionalized racism and details consistent cases of discrimination against African people in North, Central and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and Oceania.
It also addresses racism in law, education, politics, entertainment and sport. The history and current affairs of the Caribbean is another major component of this research as it covers the indigenous peoples, Christopher Columbus, the maroon and peasant communities and the various uprisings and revolutions in the region including the Haitian revolution as well as the impact of the IMF, World Bank, U.S. Imperialism, Federation of the West Indies, CARIFTA, OECS, CARICOM, the ACS, the CCJ and CSME.
 
Africans were the first people on the planet and Africa is the birthplace of humanity. African people gave science, mathematics, art, philosophy, civilization and culture to the rest of the world as has been verified by the research of great Classical Black Historians and scholars such as Professors Ben Jochanan, Leonard Jeffries, Ivan Van Sertima, John Henrick Clarke, J.A. Rodgers,  Marimba Ani, Cheik Anta Diop, Chancellor Williams, Runoko Rashidi, Tony Martin, Jacob Carruthers  and Booker T. Coleman. Several great Black inventors and their inventions are listed along with numerous inspiring amazing facts from J.A. Rogers. A separate chapter; The African Holocaust looks at the genocide and brutality incurred during the middle passage and slavery, and it also addresses abolition, emancipation, colonialism, adult suffrage and reparations.
 
The political philosophy and history of great African political pioneers are studied such as Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Nelson Mandela of Azania and Apartheid in South Africa, Hailie Selassie of Ethiopia, Patrice Lumumba of the Congo, Idi Amin Dada of Uganda, Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. Background is also given on African Liberation Day, the African Union, the Black United Front and the race relations ideology of the first Black U.S. President Barack Obama. Black people and religion is a major part of this book also, African people in the Bible, Black Liberation Theology, the Black Jews, Islam in Africa and the west, Buddhism, proof that Jesus was a Black man, Scientology, the New World Order, Secret Societies, Free Masons, UFOs, the Anti-Christ, 666 and Alternative Belief Systems are just some of the topics that are reviewed.
 
Sociological contemporary Black issues are covered such as Family, Parenthood, Juvenile Delinquency, Suicide, Homosexuality, the Black Community, the HIV/AIDS Genocide Crisis, Ebola, Crime and Violence, the Prison System, and the International Drug Trade. Functionalism, Marxism, Conflict Theory, Interactionism, Postmodernism, Anthropology, Communication Studies and Globalization are dealt with as well. Black Economics explores Black Capitalism, Black Wall Street, Poverty and Economic solutions. Main point summaries are also provided for monumental publications such as “Powernomics” by Dr. Claud Anderson, “Capitalist Nigger” by Chika Onyeani, “How Europe Underdeveloped Africa” by Dr. Walter Rodney and “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” by Paulo Freire.
 
Finally the section on Black Psychology investigates the seven basic perspectives; i-psychodynamics, ii-biological psychology, iii- cognitivism, iv-behaviourism, v– the humanistic perspective, vi- evolutionary and vii– the cross cultural perspective, the Willie Lynch Syndrome and how to reverse it, the Rwanda genocide, the psychology of Black Pride, Black Power, the “Black is Beautiful” ideology and the education of Black children. It closes with a summary of the 21 part course entitled “Self Improvement: The Basis For Community Development” by the Honourable Minister Louis Farrakhan. The
Epilogue covers the etymology of Africa, Critical Thinking, the Supreme Wisdom lessons and a global picture of international literacy rates as they relate to poverty.