Genealogical Lineages

For over a century, the world has repeated one number — 12.5 million enslaved Africans taken across the Atlantic. But what if that figure wasn’t counted at all…only copied for over a century? Watch video

In this thought-provoking episode, we travel deep into America's buried past -- Ancient Mississippi. Los Angeles born and raised, with roots in Mississippi, Arkansas, and North Carolina, journalist and historian WWLA®️ brings bold and fact-based perspectives. A former NAACP insider, student of Maulana Karenga (founder of Kwanzaa), university-trained communicator, and Division I athlete, he connects the dots. Topics in this episode include: *The ancient burial mounds spread ac

If we now understand that many of us are Indigenous to this land, the question becomes clear: should we accept being folded into a council that aligns our interests with Africa—rather than with our own sovereignty here in the Americas? H.R. 784 is more than just policy. It’s a bill that bundles three identities into one umbrella, locking Indigenous-identified Americans into a “return to Africa” framework. In this video, we unpack what that means, how narrative and funding pri