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Introducing #MAPArecommends. this is a series of weekly (perhaps monthly depending on capacity) recommendations on documentaries, podcast, books, videos you name it.

If you have a recommendation be sure to share it with me and I’ll send on the channel.

For the first series of “MAPA recommends”

I’m sharing with you a ted talk, an episode from an amnesty international podcast and a short documentary.

The documentary, Bliss of ignorance is about the impacts of a coal power plant on a South African community in Mphumalanga. It explains the trouble the community is facing from a respiratory health crisis to the struggle of fighting back with no yield.

: https://youtu.be/J5eZ2j4g0AY

The podcast; https://open.spotify.com/episode/6VBtqJebjibsKKiJsCKGrF?si=MYPG_nj3SgaVYGbBKrKBnQ&dl_branch=1

The podcast is from an amnesty investigator who received a call from Villagers from a village called Bodo in Nigeria that a shell facility had leaked oil (massively) he explains their fight for justice

And finally my last recommendation (the Ted talk) is by a famous African writer - you might have read her work - called Chimanda Ngozi Adichie. She talks about the danger of a single story. What damage can one angle/perspective have? She will also debunk the African myth of poverty:
https://youtu.be/D9Ihs241zeg

That’s it for today on #MAPArecommends
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Good morning ✨ here's a nice introduction to the very complex concept of LandBack and settler-colonialism and how it's not just about ownership of land but deeply connected to the decolonization of our mind, of our relationships with each other and with nature, of our structures and systems. It also touches on how people from colonizer states need to participate and actively decolonize! It's time to unite and fight for the liberation of all and it starts with decolonizing our minds!

From the denoscription: "LandBack isn't about deporting white people. It's a path to a better future."

https://youtu.be/7msyOSrpYsg

For today’s “/ #MAPArecommends “ I’m switching things up a little bit.

Today I’ll be sharing an interview featuring Nelson Mandela, a Human rights watch video on Israel and apartheid, an FAQ on the question of Palestine from slow factory

The interview with Nelson Mandela (Madiba) features some interesting talking points and his views on various issues like Capitalism, why he supported Yasser Arafat of Palestine , Gaddafi and Fidel Castro of Cuba( key American enemies) among other key questions
: https://youtu.be/DtDsmC2tIOQ

Reflect on Mandela’s words and line of thought and debunk it with an open mind.

The FAQ debunks key questions like;
- But Hamas?
- is the Palestinian liberation movement anti-Semitic
- the right of israel to exist as a state

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CP3p4IKFeXj/?utm_medium=copy_link

And finally the human rights watch video on Israel being an apartheid state.
https://youtu.be/6TLe4J7Dvd0

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