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Mary L.Brady, Ph. D
Links below to our relative sites for you: African Heritage Bible Supplement Jeffersonian Notes, Nouns & Verbs
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This website is dedicated to Kwame N'Krumah born in generation #64 (C.E. 1890-1919) and Martin Luther King, Jr. born in generation #65 (C.E. 1920-1949) as two scholar disciples that functioned to generate measurable benefits of knowledge and learning for the least of us among generations #64, #65, #66 and #67 ...... .... with hundreds of millions of African heritage beneficiaries in Africa, the Americas, Caribbean and Europe including the historic Clarence Thomas color and kind of ingrates who never knew or supported them. The light of the son shines on everyone, the good and not good of us! Kwame Nkrumah with Martin Luther King, Jr. at the national independence celebration in Ghana -- 1957.
Graduate education liberation theology Messianic Ministers Common Mission Advocated mass change Opposed by the same historic forces against Messianic change. Let it be written and remembered that both disciples embraced the philosophy of the man from Galilee, and both scholars studied and mastered English as the language of empowerment. "Vast crowds followed him, and he healed their sick. Some Pharisees came to interview him, and tried to trap him into saying something that would ruin him." [Matthew 19]
Mission Of This SiteProvide a dedicated website free of charge that will research and encourage scholars and writers to publish their observations (especially 18th, 19th and 20th century) helpful to mass understanding about and among "the least of us" up from heathenism, polygamy, the slave trade, slave wars, slavery, colonialism and neo-colonialism. And the mission thus includes remembering and enlightening youth generations as to Messianic believers like William Wilberforce and other Whites who embodied goodness in actions.
Site objectives are to enlighten youth, not exclude any writers, on basis of color-lines that did truly dominate the 20th century, ... as very ably predicted by W.E.B. Dubois in 1903. Authors of all colors in our inherent mission and moral worth up from fear, ignorance, poverty and disease ... are most welcome to tell the new generation of humanity what they have seen and heard.
Contact InformationContact us about works you would like to see posted for our successor generations to know and remember. Give us your feedback via task bar above or send us an email at address below. We welcome opportunities to publish information by authors of past generations of goodness.
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