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THE AFRIKAN CONCEPT OF WRESTLING & ITS FEMALE POWER
THE AFRICAN CONCEPT OF WRESTLING
“Life, without tradition, is death.”
Every tribe, or nation, in Africa has its own complex and complete martial arts systems. In whatever language they speak, Africans, traditionally, refer to their martial arts simply as “wrestling”. The African concept of wrestling, however, is quite different from the Asian or Western concept of wrestling.
In the African martial arts, to “wrestle” means to put your opponent on his back, belly, or side in order… Continue
“Life, without tradition, is death.”
Every tribe, or nation, in Africa has its own complex and complete martial arts systems. In whatever language they speak, Africans, traditionally, refer to their martial arts simply as “wrestling”. The African concept of wrestling, however, is quite different from the Asian or Western concept of wrestling.
In the African martial arts, to “wrestle” means to put your opponent on his back, belly, or side in order… Continue
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In William Still's book "The Underground Railroad" it discibes more than just running and escaping, in fact it uses the words like Cladestine, Heroic, Bravery and more.
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I'm interested in striking up the dialogue about your online class again. Stay BlackNificent and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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