Akala is officially my role model.

Knowledge is power.

Im glad that Akala is talking about this stuff. but noone seems to talk about how racism effects Black women in Britain

You should check out a phenomenal book entitled 'Yurugu' by Marimba Ani. It absolutely blew my mind!

I have a big admiration for the way Akala critically thinks whilst maintaing an opening mind to subjection

Akala drops the best knowledge

So much love for this man right here...really! Amazing thinker..very encouraging as well

Intellectual juggernaut. Noetic points raised, respect.

The most rebellious act is being educated!

Good Interview!

Thanks a lot. l must check it out.

knowledge is power

we need the OG's from back in the day who held there own and spoke knowledge not these weak cowards big up akala

Great interview!

Rate this guy.

Knowledge is power

Too real

Mm yeah mm yeah *loud sound of chewing gum* *unsteady camera* Mm yeah

Thanks! Could you possibly recommend any books on philosophy also? I'm merely a layman on the subject and finding it hard to grasp the basics. I know I might be coming across as an imbecile, but i'd appreciate it if you had any ideas. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Legend

If you don't mind my asking, but what book/books have you read to acquire this knowledge?

Wow his done his research

what song is that at the end?

when i fin watching this vid i realised why japan is wining

it is just crazy, that it just doesn't came to the mind of the guy, to let the interviewer-girl speak again..:)

It's not luck Akala. You're wrong there. The reason some make it and some don't, is because the some that make it, develop certain attributes and abilities, that allow them to have greater influence over others, and change their circumstances. Don't label it as blind luck, or chance.

No. Slavery started years before colonialism and imperialism on the African continent.

Haha it's hard to find a major government or nation on this planet that isn't in some sort of debt.

wow. that crowd sucked!