Maya Angelou series from 1968: Blacks, Blues, Black! Episode 3 | KQED Arts

[@davidval7188]

Thanks for uploading this. I have never seen this.

[@durbangirly]

I love the song at the beginning and end which Maya sings with so much feeling!

[@Windsingerful]

Wow! Stumbled across this on KZbin. Wow....never heard of this jewel of history before! Excellence- and what a treat to see Elder Maya Angelou in her early days. Sharing this series! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@lisakibathi6434]

Oh my goodness, the book ‘facing mount Kenya’ that the teacher mentioned has my great grandmother as the lady on the cover. Moreover, I’m Kikuyu as as Maya mentions in the beginning! So cool to hear about my people

[@charlesotieno2658]

umesema

[@lisakibathi6434]

Charles Otieno yule mama mwenye ako kwa front cover ya hicho kitabu ni Cucu wangu

[@sandramorris420]

Now here’s our real black history!!!!

[@heemnificent]

RIP Keorapetse Kgositsile 🇿🇦

[@patgrey6125]

Maya did great work, we should not allow ourselves to let that slip away. i hope people are reading those books and embracing their origins

[@jlovetravels5703]

listen if you don't take anything away from this video, "it is imperative that Black American children learn their history"

[@LauraJeanz]

I came here looking for the list of books Dr. Angelou recommended. By the time I found a pen, I only got one: Basil Davidson, "The Lost Histories of Africa" Hoping I can find the others.

[@vernitaporter7864]

I remember these games and songs

[@TonyCalrisain]

❤😮😢😂😅🎉😊❤.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@skali_skali]

Earl Sweatshirt's dad ohh how historic

[@clatayag4314]

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