Transferring Heritage

from ancestors to posterity

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Transferring heritage is the way to provide posterity with fertile soil and to remain rooted.

We have the roots of our civilization in the continent of Africa.

The tree of our culture was planted and grown in the Caribbean.

We are the seeds that seek new fertile soil for our cultural heritage.

We know and appreciate the achievements of our ancestors.

We protect our cultural heritage with a sense of duty and pride.

We know in which areas we need to grow in knowledge and action.

In everything we do, we make the connection with our roots in Africa.

Tenaciously and with care, we pass on the cultural heritage to posterity.

Het nageslacht steunen we met raad en daad in hun taak als hoeder van ons cultureel erfgoed.

We are the fruits of a tree that has its roots in the rich soil of Africa. We let the good that our ancestors have produced flourish with love and pass it on to posterity with care. - Sankofa

Forerunners In Knowledge

Robin Walker

Author of the book 'When We Ruled'.

Cheik Anta Diop

Author of the book 'The African Origin Of Civilization'.

Joy DeGruy

Author of the book 'Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome'.

Marcus Garvey

Founder of Universal Negro Improvement Association, founder of Pan-Africanism.

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