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Remembering Dr. John Henrik Clarke as a Source of Wisdom – Worrill’s World
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The following is Dr. Clarke speaking in his own words prior to his transition. This will be followed by a review of his book, Notes For An African World Revolution: Africans At The Crossroads, written by me in 1991. “But, whiles I must make this physical departure, spiritually, I will not leave you and God…
November 29, 2007 1 min read Free to read
The following is Dr. Clarke speaking in his own words prior to his transition. This will be followed by a review of his book, Notes For An African World Revolution: Africans At The Crossroads, written by me in 1991.
“But, whiles I must make this physical departure, spiritually, I will not leave you and God will take care of you. When you feel a cool breeze blow across your face every now and then, just know that it comes from the deep reservoir of love that I hold for you. Oh, by the way, Christ is Black; I see him walking at a distance with Nkrumah. I think they are coming over to greet me.”
John Henrik Clarke – July 16, 1998
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