Dr. Oba T'Shaka on Amilcar Cabral

[@rkamson]

A most informative lesson on a man, Amilcar Cabral that we all should know about!

[@nishwadadamusic7558]

Amilcar Cabral actually does have a daughter here in Cape Verde called Ivá Maria Cabral. She is a history teacher at the University and wrote several interesting books on colonialism as well. Cabral also lived here for a long period of his childhood in the council of Assomada...where till this day stands the all inspiring tree in the garden of his old house...just a little extra info. It's too bad our educational system here in CV doesn't pay as much attention to Cabral as they should...they just mention him, but don't require any further study...so this would be a great education video for a lot of our own people, because whether we like to admit it or not, some of us still suffer from a superiority complex, especially amongst the leaders of our country. They should be the first to follow Cabral's great teachings and strategies. Thanks a lot!

[@amunetbahiti9084]

I’ve shared this on social media sistar. One love nha criola talentosa. Mi eh nascid na Sao Vicente na um’kria ma nhas avos na Tarrafal SN. Be well and always stay well ❤️🙏🏽

[@nishwadadamusic7558]

@@amunetbahiti9084 wow that's nice sis...thanks for sharing. So where are you based now? I live in Tarrafal...You take care a well sistar🌌

[@amunetbahiti9084]

Nish Wadada Music I am based in Massachusetts, USA since 1988. Left CV at the age of 14.

[@charlesmoyo1284]

Master class by Professor Oba T. Shaka.

[@sucumadda0985]

I loved every bit of it... Nationhood is the only means by which modern civilization can completely protect itself, independence of nationality, independence of government, it is the means of protecting not only the individual, but the group of nationhood is the highest ideal of all people...let Africa be our guiding star...maat..

[@voteeffevansfinancialfreed190]

Thanks a lot my Elders, Metthews and T'shaka, from now on I will use your six principles of mental freedom,,, Loads of love from South Africa

[@veronicaancrum4871]

What a great discussion about this unsung hero.

[@amunetbahiti9084]

Thank you Phillipe for shedding some light on this man and I’m also thanking Dr. Oba TShaka. One love ❤️

[@ambrito27]

Just found this, I’m Cape Verdean and it makes a lot of sense about our culture

[@dyana3965]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of a great man we should all know about.

[@buttamanranton8798]

Great Class! Didn't know anything about Amilcar Cabral, but do overstand the REVOLUTIONARY MINDSTATE!

[@gladysharris1346]

Extremely super thinking and willingness and ability to be loving caring and forgiving and sharing Thank you very much

[@michaelscott6209]

I love y'all too and I feel that y'all love me and us by your discussions and actions. Thanks again Brother Phillipe. Peace and blessings!

[@planetfreedomministry2985]

Im capeverdean and he is right on point on everything he said i love yoir channel philip bring brother kaba always as well .

[@tyrresalopesty4676]

Cape verdean love this man Amilcar cabral one love

[@itstheru274]

"OMG !!❗😍😮😍 in my glory!!❗💜💚💙💞 i'm a granny! and i'm loving this knowledge and Wisdom !!❗😍😍"

[@afrikanpower2377]

Viva Amilcar Cabral! Viva Guine Bissau! Viva Afrika! Viva Afrikan!

[@SpencerWSmith-zk8bp]

AMAZING....THANK YOU BOTH.

[@PhilippeSHOCKMatthews]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Mrk3lly]

My grandfather Salah was a student and friend of Amilcar. Even when I was a young boy he always made a conserted effort to talk about Amilcar. Now that I am older, i can see the warfare agianst black people going on. Ive deployed twice and i can see the same tactics being repeated over and over again. I just hope the black community can wake up soon, we don't have alot of time.

[@ChantmanTV]

Thanks for sharing king!

[@Jazzmarcel]

Ok, now let me listen to this incredible discussion from the beginning!..........two times might not be enough!.👊🏾😡

[@Jazzmarcel]

"I ain't black by accident, I chose it.....and I made the right decision too!" Wow, mind blown!

[@iam6638]

Once again excellent and informative video, I've never heard of his brother Amilcar Cabral

[@itstheru274]

"Yes !!❗😍😍" Me Too !!❗i have 📚 book's by both these Afrikan Warrior King's Thank You !!❗ for this video !!❗😍😍💜💙💜🌹

[@halimacandy]

EXCELLENT.. AMIR CABRAL..essential basics for . PAN AFRICAN elementals.....

[@eddieparks7737]

love Cabral! finishing unity & struggle now. When is the 6 fold book coming out?

[@itstheru274]

"OH!"Wow! My Brother i have that book also i better get busy! 😁😍" how did you like it???😙" peace!

[@halimacandy]

EXCELLENT... RIGHT ON TIME.. PANAFRICAN EXPLAINED.. given ADOS as embedded terminology for REPARATIONS ..BACKGROUND..

[@apex_prowler95]

I'm sure that brother Amilcar was among the finest men ever born and raised on African soil. I enjoyed your broadcast but you're splitting hairs, despite the greatness of Amilcar and Lumumba, Min Malcolm is the greatest man ever produced from Black society be it the US or the continent of Africa.

[@chadtep7571]

Definitely not true. Malcolm X lead not a single man into battle. The so called passive MLK took more risks than Malcolm X. While Malcolm X was in Harlem, King was in the belly of the beast risking his life on a day to day basis fighting to change a racist society. Malcolm X was a champion for black people. I will always defend his legacy. The greatest black man ever is a silly notion anyway. But if i was pushed, people like Dessalines, Louverture, John Horse, Samori Toure, Thomas Sankara, Amilcar would first come to mind. They're not only intellectuals but warriors and soldiers. Let's not forget that X was heavily influenced by the great Marcus Garvey. A true man of action.

[@kennethwilliams3932]

Chad Tep Even MLK admitted that blacks in the ghetto’s in the Midwest and up North were more vile and oppressing he described it as a “New level of hatred” then the South because “The Negro only exist when he was engaging in acts of violence.” King was intrigued that’s why he moved to a Chicago ghetto for a stint.

[@amunetbahiti9084]

Amilcar was indeed born in Bafata, Guinea-Bissau (which Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau was one country) both his parents were Cape Verdeans but his mom was I believe born in Guinea-Bissau from CV parents. His dad remarried another woman and his dad took him to CV at a very young age. All his young schooling was in CV. His mom moved back to CV and took Amilcar back. His mom Iva (spelled Eva) was a seamstress who used to make a living sowing for the community and also during carnival season . He looked up to his mom a lot that he wrote a beautiful poem about her. Once he finished high school, he went to Portugal for university and the rest is history. He’s a personal hero and we share birthdays. I’m from 🇨🇻 Cape Verde. Love and light 💡😊

[@NeyCD83]

You are definitely ignorant about Amilcar Cabral. Amilcar Cabral was considered by British as the second most influential person in the entire history of world leader. These is among 5000 leaders in the world they even put him at top of Churchill's.

[@gladysharris1346]

An ice cream mean to say so listening to this right now

[@gladysharris1346]

If I want a ice cream I can better want to get it right now and think about it right now especially if I'm distracted Aman

[@ayresmenezes8036]

Queiram por favor para um esclarecimento adicional ler a autobiografia percursos da luta de libertação nacional uma viagem no interior do MPLA memórias pessoais de Hugo José Azancot de Menezes.

[@babyshakazulu]

Amilcar Cabral The natural born Guerrilla

[@nicolaforrest94]

We don't say half brother, sister, or adopted in the Caribbean either.

[@djonramos175]

Cape Verde is not an island!

[@joshbox669]

Amical was a Balanta

[@jaffijoe9743]

He can’t talk about this story without bringing up Cape Verde 🇨🇻 he just said island that’s not educational

[@rhinou2]

94 likes? WTH!?

[@skatrikitata]

🇨🇻

[@jaffijoe9743]

Amelicar is Cape Verdean

[@idsjesus73]

Wrong!!! Amilcar Cabral was born in Guinea-Bissau (Bafata) from Cape Verdean Parents. He lead the revolution to free both countries from the Portuguese colonialism.

[@MrKoolvictor]

He was born in Bissau thats factual. He is the son of both countries. Capeverdian and Guinea Bissau.

[@ayresmenezes8036]

Queiram por favor para um esclarecimento adicional ler a autobiografia percursos da luta de libertação nacional uma viagem no interior do MPLA memórias pessoais de Hugo José Azancot de Menezes.