A Deadly Freedom Fight is underway. On March 3, 2012, 19-year-old Tsering Kyi returned to school from winter holidays, purchased a can of gas, and set herself on fire in a busy market in Machu, in the Gannan province of China. Kyi held still, fist raised, her body ablaze, for several moments before collapsing to the ground. Kyi was raised in a nomadic Tibetan family, and attended Tibetan school in a … Read More →
Jarobi of the legendary Tribe Called Quest rocking Personal Advisory’s Mandela, Biko, Zulu & Tutu T. He joined the group in the late 1980s as a part-time member. Although he did not rhyme on the albums, he came up with ideas for songs like “I Left My Wallet In El Segundo,” which became a single off the group’s first album. He also contributed to versions of the songs “Push It Along,” “Youthful Expression,” and … Read More →
Personal Advisory was able to catch up with Parisian to New York, Brooklyn based fashion photographer Quazimotto On Wax. Quazi is renowned in New York for his urban highly stylized photography. This is what caught the eye of Personal Advisory and later led to his commissioning for their 2012 summer shoot. “Quazi’s style is perfect for what we’ve been looking for”, claims N’namdi and will give Personal Advisory it’s full justice. … Read More →
Personal Advisory announces a partnership with the Ex Native Tongues and newly formed duo Dres and Jarobi of EVITAN of Ex members of “Tribe Called Quest” and “Black Sheep” The duo have made their way back into the world of hip hop by the name of EVITAN, which happens to be naive spelled backwards, which kinda streams along with a few of their messages. Evitan will defiantly be bringing the … Read More →
Robert Glasper Caught Rocking Personal Advisory. Jazz pianist hip hop fusionist consistently delivers treats for the ear. His hip hop influenced brand of jazz encompasses artists from the likes of Erykah Badu, Mos Def to Roy Hargrove. In a recently released promo video for his latest album “Black Radio”, we were thrilled to find non other than Robert Glasper proudly rocking our Obama Lee. If you haven’t already be sure … Read More →
The African roots of binary code and computers explained so refinely by Ron Englash. This isn’t totally foreign to anyone having a little comprehension of geomancy, sacred geometry, the golden rule and African, Asian, European divination systems that preceded all secular activities . So the orator isn’t explaining anything new. We just love the breakdown of what is natural to who he calls “Spirit People”. This just reinforces the idea … Read More →
The negative effects of marijuana addiction can have a strong effect on the brain because the main active ingredient, THC It is carried from the bloodstream to the brain and other organs. Abuse of marijuana is rare, but characterized as consumption of 5-10 times a day over a period of a few years. Even though abuse is rare, it can have adverse effect on one’s quality of life as in … Read More →
Pressure by western leaders was met by Africa saying no to legalizing homosexuality. Thousands of people across Africa have rejected the threat by US president, Barrack Obama, to cut aid to countries that don’t promote the interests of homosexuals. Government leaders and ordinary citizens have called upon Mr. Obama to respect the sovereignty of African countries and the beauty of African culture because they are not exchangeable for American aid. … Read More →
Historian, Psychologist, lecturer, prolific, Hidden Colors Star Dr Umar Johnson Rocking Personal Advisory’s Mandela, Biko, Zulu, and Tutu T during one of his lectures. Dr. Umar Johnson is a self proclaimed Pan Africanist with an outstanding knowledge base of “obscure” African history, oration, stats and love. Any one hearing Dr. Umar speak will instantly have their perspective elevated or not to step on any toes, “reinforced”. I also want to commend … Read More →
Is The Largest Purchaser of Beef Caught in Coincidence? View this diagram. You be the judge.