Heritage Hour
Heritage Hour is a monthly educational session hosted by the I Am Black (IAB) Ministry, where members explore key topics related to Pan-Africanism, Christianity, and social justice. Each session features a researched presentation by a member, followed by an engaging discussion. The goal is to deepen our understanding of our collective heritage, inspire dialogue, and foster a stronger connection between our faith and cultural identity. Through these conversations, we aim to reconnect, renew, and reform our communities. Join us as we journey through history and faith together.
Pastor Ernest Nkunim delivers an insightful presentation on Marcus Garvey, exploring his impact on Pan-Africanism and his vision for Black empowerment. The presentation highlights Garvey's contributions to the movement, emphasizing his advocacy for self-reliance, cultural pride, and the importance of a united African diaspora. Through historical analysis and engaging discussion, Pastor Nkunim inspires participants to reflect on Garvey's legacy and its relevance in today's pursuit of social justice and community empowerment.
Nathan presents a compelling exploration of W.E.B. Du Bois, focusing on his pivotal role in shaping African American identity and his contributions to Pan-Africanism. The presentation delves into Du Bois's advocacy for civil rights, his concept of the "Double Consciousness," and his vision for social justice and education. Through historical context and critical analysis, Nathan encourages participants to reflect on Du Bois's enduring legacy and its implications for contemporary movements aimed at empowerment and equity for Black communities.
