Manchild in the Compromised Land: What We Might Learn from Surviving R Kelly
 By Dr. Herukhuti I watched it. Not the tape of him having sex with a 14, 15, or 16 year old child. At the time
What BlacKkKlansman Poses Is a Problem
by Steven G. Fullwood BlacKkKlansman wants you and me to wake up. No, seriously. Brown-skinned people who have been terrorized by the murder of dozens
Is Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed Possible with the White, Middle Class?
by Dr. Herukhuti I first read Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed when I was in high school. I found an old copy of it
Sustainability for Creatives: The Importance of Self-Care for Artists
By Dr. Herukhuti I’ve been reading Reiland Baraka’s introduction to Resistance and Decolonization by Amilcar Cabral. The text has been providing me with an opportunity
Dr. Herukhuti’s 2018 New York City Pride Rally Speech (Full Text)
On Friday, June 22, 2018, Dr. H. “Herukhuti” Sharif Williams, founder and chief erotics officer of the Center for Culture, Sexuality, and Spirituality, delivered the
7 Reasons Not to Call Someone A Hotep
By Dr. Herukhuti Recently, I’ve noticed an uptick in progressive Black folks and others using the Kemetic word “hotep” to label and critique other Black
Coogler’s Black Panther Is Black America’s Proof of Life Statement to Africa
By Dr. Herukhuti There are two types of misconceptions Black folks in the Americas have of Africa–that it is filled of countries of the shithole-variety
No Homo | No Hetero and Socially Engaged Arts Reception In DC Jan 25
Join Dr. Herukhuti, founder and chief erotics officer of the Center for Culture, Sexuality, and Spirituality, in Washington DC for an evening of celebration Thursday,
CCSS 2017 Year in Review
2017 was fire. Among the Dagara (Burkina Faso/Ghana), the last digit of the calendar year determines the element that governs that year. Dagara elder, Dr.
Giving Tuesday – Help Make Our Documentary Film A Reality
Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 28th, 2017 is Giving Tuesday, a national day of giving to causes in which you believe. This year, the Center for Culture,