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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Form 2220 Historical

Instructions and Help about Form 2220 Historical

Marek is a lecturer on African history, fashion, and culture, both ancient and modern. She presents an exciting and dynamic slide presentation based on her extensive research and travel on the African continent. Marek complements her studies with an intense desire to uncover and disclose the African origin of many areas that have now been manipulated to victimize us today. She has been a speaker for various organizations, study groups, and universities including the Kim it New Know Thyself educational tour in Egypt, the United States Air Force Base in Tokyo, Japan, People for Universal Consciousness in Hamilton, Bermuda, the National Alliance for Black School Educators, the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization, the United African Movement in New York City, North Carolina A&T University, Northwestern University, and many other organizations and colleges throughout the United States. In this videotape titled "Advertising the Attack on the African Image," Merak Quasi will unmask the facade of the advertising industry to expose the African roots of many concepts utilized by the corporate world today. The result is information that is both shocking and revealing. This is Rhythm 102.3 PHLH, your early warning communications drum for all of Southern California. I'm Carl Nelson. This morning, we are going to discuss the cultural destruction of Africa as seen through fashions. Joining us in our studio is lecturer Marie Rocco AC. Welcome to the front page. Thank you, brother Carl. I'm happy to be here today. What made you want to study our fashions? It seems like everybody is into our fashions now. Well, historically, if we look at it and do the research, we find that much of what we know today as fashion actually comes from African people. I got into it while traveling with my husband, Asha Quasi, and Dr....