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04/19/2024

MAGICAL & ANCESTRAL!
REALMS!

04/19/2024

TCXPI Presents Afrocentric Education and Its Importance in the Personal and Professional Success of African American Young Scholars of the US School System.

"Eye have spent my entire life "re-imagining-deconstructing-reconstructing" My Mental to the ideology of Ancient Kush, Nubian, and Kemetic Existence as my true frame of reference or My Paradigm.

As an Afrocentric Educational Resource Service and Spiritual Conduit, TCXPI's objective is to bring awareness to a culturally relevant and sustaining modality that views the People of African descent as significant contributors to World and Human Civilization, and how those contributions have been exploited, distorted, and omitted for the sake of colonial power and control.
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04/19/2024

Lemme Tell You About My Journey.....
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Eye have at least THIRTY MORE!

04/19/2024

"If a race has no history, it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in danger of being exterminated."
Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Scholar and Historian
Father of Black History Week/Month
1875-1950

04/19/2024

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Horace Pippin
1888 - 1946 West Chester, PA
Many of his works were anti-war scenes, while many others showed Bible illustrations or scenes from everyday life in America PA

Horace Pippin’s rise to fame directly paralleled the folk art revival of the 1930s. Entirely self-taught, he painted in a nonacademic, linear style that was characterized by a powerful sense of design and expressive use of color.

Source:https://www.nga.gov/collection/artist-info.25.html

04/19/2024

Horace Pippin

National Gallery of Art

04/18/2024

04/18/2024

The Spirit Within!

04/18/2024

Futuristic Living Imagined

04/18/2024

10. Cheri Samba ( Dec. 30,1956-)
Democratic Republic of Congo

Cheri Samba's work spans multiple mediums, from painting to sculpture, and has garnered global recognition for its unique blend of traditional African aesthetics and modern artistic expression.

His style may seem naive to some, with thick contours, bold colors, and glitter, but at the heart of his work is the African daily life and the dialogue of tradition and modernity.

Sources: https://www.dolapoobat.com/blog/chri-samba-the-visionary-artist-bridging-cultures-and-creating-social-commentary

04/17/2024

All My Life!

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