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Journey Through the African Diaspora

History is what happened, but it’s also why it happened. On Our History Matters, you’ll learn about events, people, places, and things that have shaped history.

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Let Our Voices Be Heard

OurHistoryMatters is a comprehensive knowledge and information enterprise that promotes Africa and African-descended peoples globally. This will be done by enlightening, explaining, expatiating, enquiring, and educating about Global African conditions.

OHM is dedicated to rewriting, rethinking, and reinterpreting the negative, one-sided, and partial information on Africa and its sons and daughters that has passed for knowledge for centuries. It is to reorder the priorities of the African world by liberating the mind. OHM will use history as a way to interpret the present and create the future.

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Empowering Herstory:

Honoring Trailblazing Women

As we commemorate Women's History Month, it's essential to recognize the extraordinary achievements and resilience of women who have shaped our world. From activists and leaders to artists and innovators, women have played pivotal roles in every aspect of society, often overcoming significant obstacles and barriers.

Our curated Spotify playlist pays tribute to these trailblazing women, showcasing a diverse array of female artists and their empowering anthems. Through music, we celebrate the strength, courage, and determination of women throughout history and inspire future generations to continue breaking barriers and pursuing their dreams.

This playlist is more than just a collection of songs; it's a testament to the power of women's voices and the impact they have had on our culture and society. As we listen to these songs, let us reflect on the achievements of women past and present, and recommit ourselves to advancing gender equality and empowerment for all.

The Real Story

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Adinkra Symbols

FAWOHODIE : "Independence"

symbol of independence, freedom, emancipation

"From the expression: Fawodhodie ene obre na enam.
Literal translation: "Independence comes with its responsibilities."

Amazing Grace

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DelState Music

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This Month in History

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