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About Me

Music:
Reggae (not Dancehall) Aswad, Black Uhuru, Gregory Isaacs, Peter Tosch, Ernest Ranglin, The Itals, Isreal Vibration, The Viceroys, Burning Spear, Jazz Fusion, Jazz, Blues, Hendrix, Old School Funk, Classic Soul, R&B and Concious Sopken Word.

Movies:
History, Biographies and Documentaries such as "What The Bleep Do We Know", anything about Ancient Egypt by John Anthony West. Reggae Film "Rockers", "The Spook Who Sat by the Door".

Books:
Snow Crash - Neil Stephenson, Dan Brown, Fortunate Son - Walter Mosley are the only Fiction Books I've ever read, I stick to Non-Fiction, Self Improvement, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Nelson Mandela - The Long Walk to Freedom, Of Water and Spirit - Malidoma Patrice Some, The Temple in Man - R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz.

Sports:
Watching people struggle with trying to understand how my mind works.

Interests:
Family, Premium Cigars, Music, Fractal Geometry, Egyptology, Metaphysics, Classical Afrikan Civilization, Computer Science, Quantum Physics.

Best Features:
My mind and thought process.

About Me:
Look at the film "Drumline" featuring a talented young drummer by the name of Devon Miles. Change the drums to information systems and you have my life story. Instead of a college it was a major IT firm. Like Devon my skill set was gained from a higher source putting me ahead if those in the industry in some ways and behind in others. Only after both decided to combine the best of what we each had to offer did we go on to do great things. IT Project Manager. The name Kwaku Odwinfo Tekhnu was given to me by a Kemetic Spiritual Teacher. Enjoy premium imported Cigars. Into music from Son House to Sun Ra. A team of us put the first Afrikan Amerikan Magazine on the Web in the early '90s. Managed the first of it's kind Community Computer Center called the Televillage in Compton in the mid '90s Raised 4 children ages 18 to 22

Why do you think Black unity is important ?

Survival!

How did you hear about black unity

LIB Online

Relationship Status:

Single

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