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PBS debuted the series "The Rise of the Black Pharaohs" last night. Check it out guys.
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link to the first episode
http://video.pbs.org/video/2365333545/
Like any other black thing that becomes popular......culture vultures come in and steal their piece of the pie
PBS must've seen the money Hidden Colors was getting and decided to try their hand at a black doc.
African history is a complicated thing, how has a continent so rich in resources been unable to pull itself up by the bootstraps despite widespread independence, freedom from colonialism, pan africanism etc? The answer is ultimately human but still nonetheless complicated. A lot of civil rights leaders and figures were influenced by African revolutionaries, and African revolutionaries where influenced by civil rights figures as well. But African history is riddled with stories of CIA sponsored assassinations, and other machiavellian political maneuverings that brought wealth to a few and misery to millions.
As people begin to think about black history month from an american perspective, I was struck by how much good information is available online about the other black history. A sometimes enlightening, but most times tragic history. Feel free to contribute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Sankara