TCXPI An Afrocentric Educational Resource Service

AFROCENTRICITY, Its Value, Importance, and Necessity in the Liberation, Education and Transformation of people of African descent globally. It is imperative for the well being of the Black race. TCXPI is an African-Centered Online Educational Resource Service, and Personal Transformative Vehicle that seeks to Reclaim and Affirm African Heritage and Consciousness. It is nurtured through transformation, dedication, and commitment to the AFRICAN-CENTERED Self. "Know Thy Self" Imhotep

Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Happy Kwanzaa! Kwanzaa Iwe Na Heri!

Kwanzaa celebrates what its founder, Maulana Karenga called the seven principles Nguzo Saba, "a communitarian, African philosophy," consisting of "the best of African thought and practice in constant exchange with the world."
These seven principles comprise Kawaida, a Swahili term for tradition and reason.

KWANZAA is a seven day festival celebrating the African American people, their culture, and their history. Kwanzaa begins on December 26 and continues until January 1.

Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to one of the following principles as follows:

Thursday, December 3, 2015

DONATE TO The Chinue X Project, Inc. (TCXPI) Free Afrocentric Saturday School Program

No Donation Too Small!

In the Spirit of Giving, please donate to The Chinue X Project, Inc. (TCXPI) Free Afrocentric Saturday School Program. TCXPI is creating the Free Afrocentric Children and Youth Saturday School Program in Oakland, CA, to ensure our future leaders learn that their heritage is rich in history, a history filled with significant contributions to world and human civilization. TCXPI believes that knowing their history will foster Self-Pride, Self-Love, and Self-Worth.

Our Children Deserve The Truth! Donate Today!

In the Spirit of Giving, please donate to The Chinue X Project, Inc. (Tcxpi) Free Afrocentric Saturday School Program, Oakland, CA. Our Children Deserve The Truth.

Thank You!

Please donate by clicking here: https://www.gofundme.com/phb3gpec

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

DECEMBER 2, 2015 I HAVE BEEN RESTRICTED FROM POSTING TO OR JOINING GROUPS ON FACEBOOK.

Good Morning FB Fam,I AWOKE THIS MORNING TO THIS!You're temporarily restricted from joining and posting to groups...

Question #1: How is it that Daily Black History Facts has now become abusive content according to Facebook.

Question #2: Is this a clear effort by facebook to shut down the dissemination of Black History FACTS to the masses?

Posted by Cynthia Cornelius MA Ed on Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Sunday, November 29, 2015

IT'S GIVING TUESDAY! Please donate to TCXPI Afrocentric Saturday School, No amount too small!

No Donation Too Small!

In the Spirit of Giving, please donate to The Chinue X Project, Inc. (TCXPI) Free Afrocentric Saturday School Program.

TCXPI is creating the Free Afrocentric Children and Youth Saturday School Program in Oakland, CA, to ensure our future leaders learn that their heritage is rich in history, a history filled with significant contributions to world and human civilization. TCXPI believes that knowing their history will foster Self-Pride, Self-Love, and Self-Worth.

They Deserve The Truth!

Donate Today!

TCXPI Free Afrocentric SSP

Thursday, November 19, 2015

Help Make TCXPI Afrocentric Children and Youth Free Saturday School Program Fundraiser A SUCCESS!

JUST A $10 DONATION IS ALL IT TAKES TO HELP MAKE THE CHINUE X PROJECT, INC. FREE AFROCENTRIC CHILDREN AND YOUTH SATURDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM A SUCCESS!

PLEASE DONATE TODAY!

https://fundly.com/the-chinue-x-project-inc-fundraiser

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Support 2015 TCXPI Educational T-Shirt Fundraiser

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Friday, November 6, 2015

TCXPI Free Afrocentric Children and Youth Saturday School Program Educational Fund

We are asking for your support in donations in making our FREE Saturday School Program a SUCCESS.

Saturday, January 16, 2016, TCXPI will begin its first of four 6-week sessions on African/Black-Centered, Afrocentric Education at Impact Hub Oakland. Each Saturday we will come together with children and youth of ages 5-16 to educate them on the many contributions that the Ancestors have made to World and Human Civilization.

Historically our nations’ public school systems have omitted or distorted the rich history of Africans and Black in America and Africa. These omissions and distortions have forced children and youth to assimilate and acclimate to mainstream ideology, an ideology that does reflect who they are in society. It is my opinion and belief that if a child has knowledge of his/her Ancestor’s and the history that they created, the child will have a holistic view of where they come from.

Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Week/Month said it best: “If a race has no history, if it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in danger of being exterminated.”

TCXPI SSP’s main objective is to foster a sense of pride, self-worth, and self-respect in students by presenting - in a variety of educational ways – those contributions. Some of the ways would include but are not limited to - Afrocentric projects, field trips, workshops, presentations, weekly student assignments, writing/literature, music/dance, and arts/crafts.

Currently, we are seeking donations to create and maintain our FREE program for our young scholars.

Please visit <a href="https://fundly.com/the-chinue-x-project-inc-fundraiser"></a> to make your donation today.

Thank you

Saturday, October 31, 2015

On This Day In TCXPI History - October 2015

About TCXPI

The Chinue X Project, Inc., is a African, African-American, and Black-Centered Online Educational Resource created by Cynthia D. Cornelius. It has be created as a personal and educational platform for those that seek Afrocentricity in their existence - to be centered and grounded in African culture, heritage, and history.

As CEO and Founder, a native of Oakland, California, a recipient of a Bachelor's in Africana Studies, and a Master’s in Equity and Social Justice in Education from San Francisco State University, I realized at an early age that my African Ness was not being represented in an equitable and justified manner through my educational instruction. As a witness to the disparities of the Oakland community, the activism of the Black Panther Party movement and the unrest over the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I recognized early on that Africans in America were at a considerable disadvantage, mentally, economically, socially and educationally.

TCXPI
Quotes and Affirmations

"May We RAstore And RAclaim MA’AT In Our Lives For Iternity." PerAnkh Khamniversity

"Education isn't a luxury, it is an obligation."
Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Scholar, Educator,
and Preservationist

"Each of us is a seed of divinely inspired possibility, which when nurtured in its proper context can and will grow into the fullest expression of all we are supposed to become."
African Proverb

"Negroes, teach your children that they are direct descendants of the greatest and proudest race who ever peopled the earth" Marcus Garvey

"...And observe how their attitudes and behaviors change towards self, family, and community." Chinue X

"Knowledge is the hallmark of civilized human life. That special attribute which distinguishes human life from all other forms of life on this planet is the unique ability to acquire knowledge. Knowledge is the capacity to know oneself, and to have the ability to communicate that knowledge to others. "
Dr. Na'im Akbar