Contra Costa College

The East Bay Skills Center is very important because Very important because it provides training in AI.

It provides culinary, which we have connected to Contra Costa College.

It has training for nurses because we have Contra Costa College as a nursing program.

But all the buildings and trains as well.

And even recently out here in the east, the building industry technology academy.

Nice.

Yeah, Contra Costa College, yeah.

Okay, so a man that wears a few hats.

Yeah, exactly.

And Grand Rising family, and welcome to Tuesday.

Later, Contra Costa College researcher and history professor Manu Ampim will take over our classroom.

Professor Ampim will unveil the power of ancient African wisdom on, on ideal life.

And he says these instructions were left on papyruses in Kemet.

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Family just checking in.

That's Professor Manu Ampon from Contra Costa College in Northern California.

He's, he's a researcher, a history buff as well, he teaches at that school, and he says that the ancient Africans, our ancestors, left behind for us what he termed the wisdom of the ideal life.

Are those going to be available? And if so, do you have anything from Egypt? I remember that Egypt is still part of our continent now.

And we had a conversation earlier this week with a brother from Contra Costa College, Maynu Ampin, and we talked about the first paper was made out of a papyrus.

And I'm just wondering if people could be able to buy some papyruses there, because people, you know, sometimes they think they have to go to Egypt to get a papyrus painting.

Is that going to be available? Do you know?

operations program that targeted high school students.

And later this week, you're going to hear from the University of Houston's Dr. Gerald Horne, also Contra Costa College professor, and May Nguyen-Pinh will be here, along with Brooke Robinson.

He's the founder of blackeconomics.org.

So if you are in Baltimore, keep that radio locked in tight on 1010 WLB.

I mentioned Mark from Anaheim sent him some questions for Dr. Fountain.

Before we do that, though, let me also remind you that coming up later this morning, we're going to speak with the founder of the Black Lawyers for Justice that we... one attorney malik shabazz is going to update us on some of the important criminal cases this group are working on also he's going to talk about what happened in mississippi the issues in mississippi and also the ongoing trial bribery trial of of d.c city councilman trey on white the jury goes back to the court this morning at 9 30.

And coming up later this week, you're going to hear from the University of Houston's Dr. Gerald Horne, also Contra Costa College professor, May Nguyen Pin, and Dr. Brooks Robinson will join us from Hawaii.

He's the founder of theblackeconomics.org.