Team RBG

RBG XPLOSION 2026 was a reminder of what can happen when people come together with a shared spirit of service, culture, and community responsibility. Every conversation, performance, gathering, and moment throughout the weekend reflected the beauty of our people connecting with intention.

This work is driven by a commitment to the advancement of our community and the preservation of the culture that continues to shape and guide us. The support, energy, and presence shown throughout all 3 events did not go unnoticed. Deep appreciation to everyone who played a role from organizers and vendors to artists, speakers, families, and supporters.

May this weekend continue to inspire us to stay rooted, stay united, and continue building meaningful spaces for our people and future generations.

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Black State of Emergency: Roundtable discussion with

Roots To Responsibilty-Evolving From Youth to Adulthood to Elderhood 🔴⚫️🟢🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

Roots To Responsibility: Evolving From Youth to Adulthood to Elderhood Team RBG Code Enforcement Committee hosts a roundtable discussion in the Black State Of Emergency campaign, bringing to the table the brothers of Our Black F...

Cadets displaying their Kuumba! 🔴⚫️🟢🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

Zulute to a new group of RBG Ubuntu Cadets graduating not just from a program, but into a more in depth understanding of self and kind, and the situation we faced with. 🔴⚫️🟢🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜

Medase Mwalimu Baruti

Tap in this Saturday as we host .az for an insightful discussion centering around rites of passage. This roundtable brought to you by Team RBG Code Enforcement. 🟥⬛️🟩✊🏿

Every day is Afrikan Liberation Day. On May 25 we renew and recommit our vow to the holy cause and carry forward the ancestral mandate for liberation on this intergenerational mission.

One Race. One Aim. One Destiny.

ABIBIFAHODIE ❤️⚫💚

Our environment is being systematically weaponized against us, making our health our ultimate line of defense. The Agriculture & Holistic Health Committee summons the collective to a critical Community Round Table Discussion.

We are confronting a silent warfare head-on: The Crisis of Food Apartheid in the Black Community.

To anchor this strategy, we are bringing in Agriculturalist, Activist, and Urban Food Grower Advocate Duron Chavis, founder of The Happily Natural Day in Richmond, Virginia.

"Your culture is your immune system."
— Mama Marimba Ani

We are shifting our paradigm from victims of a hostile landscape to absolute masters of our health, wellness, and destiny. The journey from food apartheid to true agricultural sovereignty begins now.

Friday, May 29th @ 5:00 PM Eastern / 4:00 PM Central streaming Live on YouTube )

We don't just need viewers; we need builders to operationalize this infrastructure:

We need your soil to build decentralized community food hubs.

Help us move these raw materials autonomously between our independent communities.

Help us design the solar-battery microgrids to keep our agricultural operations off-grid.

Secuity and defense units are called to secure our land assets and vital distribution hubs.

Peace & Power. Move from a consumer to a producer. See you at the table this Friday.