Cultural Expressions Cultural Awareness

20/09/2025

This is What We do, and This is How We do it
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15/04/2025

This is one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard. This little, malnourished girl is truly amazing.

When I listen to the words as she sings them in this video, my mind reflects on our Creator, Almighty G'd/Allah(saw), our guardian, evolver, merciful redeemer and benefactor, lord of all systems of knowledge of all worlds.

05/04/2025

This is the first time I have heard of this outstanding man from around the middle of the 1800s in the United States. He was an inventor, a scholar, and an exceptional athlete who played major league Baseball.
I'm so thankful that G'd Almighty blessed me while working in community services, which was the earliest stage of TUBSociety, of which I'm the founder and director, to succeed in changing the public school's curriculum from a Euro-American cultural curriculum to a multicultural curriculum, which it still is today.
Had our school curriculums around the country been multicultural, people like Moses Fleetwood Walker would have been heard of and appreciated. His life would have had the positive effect of inspiring many young African American children from the late 1800s to this very day.

05/04/2025

These black baseball players played professionally and could have played on any major league baseball team when the white players played like high school boys.
That is why when Black players were allowed to play on the teams, they were the stars of the teams even though everybody on the opposing teams was doing everything to trip them up and prevent their success, and sometimes some of their own teammates were, too.

25/04/2024

This is an old R&B song that was very popular with young African American men like me back in the 1970s. We love this guy. Sometimes, we'd listen to it while smoking a nice joint of that good redbud that I used to sell a little of and almost be brought to tears.

Provided to YouTube by Rhino AtlanticOh Lord, Why Lord · Brook BentonDo Your Own Thing℗ 1969 Atlantic RecordsWriter: Phil TrimAuto-generated by YouTube.

25/04/2024

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Provided to YouTube by Rhino AtlanticOh Lord, Why Lord · Brook BentonDo Your Own Thing℗ 1969 Atlantic RecordsWriter: Phil TrimAuto-generated by YouTube.

25/04/2024

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Provided to YouTube by Rhino AtlanticHe Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother · Donny HathawayDonny Hathaway℗ 1971 Atlantic Recording CorporationDrums: Al Jackson Jr....

25/04/2024

We started this little program to help keep R&B and soft jazz music alive for some old-school people like me who couldn't get into hip-hop music like the younger generations did.

We had to have a name for our music program., we had the idea of playing this music for maybe two or three hours on Sunday afternoons and evenings and thought Soulful Sundays would be the name to tell everyone what we were doing and when, but eventually settled on cultural "Expressions" is a single word and .. We are always open for improvement if any of you have suggestions.

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25/04/2024

Tracklist:01. One Hello 0:0502. Forget Me Nots 3:5803. What A Difference A Day Makes 9:2504. Rio De Janeiro Blue 14:5005. Cajun Moon 19:3506. I’ll Be Around ...

20/01/2024