(ends of black power) self determination, self respect and self defense & (ends of black culture) identity, direction and purpose

means unity and represents Marcus Garvey & Kwame Nkrumah

political thought, work style, physical/ military training, management of living, and accomplishment of tasks

(seven levels of community) self, family and household, community neighborhood, nation, race and world

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The Talasimu

is a symbol that represents the Kawaida Theory

Question	Answer
Three Pyramids	(ends of black power) self determination, self respect and self defense & (ends of black culture) identity, direction and purpose
The Star	means unity and represents Marcus Garvey & Kwame Nkrumah
Points on the star	political thought, work style, physical/ military training, management of living, and accomplishment of tasks
seven rings	(seven levels of community) self, family and household, community neighborhood, nation, race and world