:56:04
The lion waking now, honey.
:56:12
Flaming Spear!
:56:23
Listen...
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...my black brothers.
:56:29
Do you hear the waters rushing against
the shores of our coastlands?
:56:34
Do you hear the screeching of the cocks
in yonder hills...
:56:37
...beyond where our chiefs
meet in council...
:56:39
...for the coming of the mighty war?
:56:43
Do you hear the beating
of the birds' wings...
:56:45
...as they fly low
over our mountains...
:56:48
...and the low places of our land?
:56:51
Do you hear the singing
of the women...
:56:53
...singing the sweet war song?
:56:55
Oh, do you hear, my black brothers?
:56:58
We hear you, Flaming Spear!
:57:01
Telling us to prepare...
:57:03
...for the greatness of their times.
:57:07
- Black brother!
- Black brother, hell!
:57:10
You got company. What is with you?
:57:12
Get down off that table.
:57:14
And stop acting like a fool.
:57:27
He's had a little to drink.
:57:29
I don't know what her excuse is.
:57:32
Honey, we're going to the theater.
:57:34
We're not going
to be in it, you know.
:57:37
Oh, George,
I don't like that.
:57:39
Do you expect this boy to go out
with you looking like that?
:57:41
That's up to George, if he's
ashamed of his heritage!
:57:45
Oh, dear!
:57:46
Oh, dear!
Here we go again.
:57:49
A lecture on our African past,
on our great West African heritage.
:57:52
In a second, we'll hear about
the great Ashanti empires...
:57:55
...the Songhai civilizations, the
sculpture of Benin, poems in Bantu...