The story of first world people
On January 15th, 2012, Babatu Rudo (aka Fred Myers) from the U.S.A, along with friends from Accra in Ghana, West Africa, were discussing the similarities between African people of the Diaspora and Africans on the Continent. We surmised that we have the same common problems; which is; " enriching the economy of foreign countries, foreign religious polarization and the adaptation of Europecentric ideologies." I shared with them including the Chiefs, about our African Rites of Passage Organization that we had started in Baltimore Maryland, under the guidance of Kumasi Johnson, Ifabemi, Shangowuji.
I purchased 6 acres of land and named it, Kwabena Healing Grounds (KHG), located in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. KHG was a magnificent six acre farm dedicated to the empowerment of improvised African-American Youth and re-educating them back to an Afrocentric worldview, ie.. the ways of our ancestors. Mr. Charles Ritzberg, a Korean War Veteran an Elder from Richmond Virginia assisted us in organizing our thoughts. He was a great inspiration, organizer and contributor to our efforts. He formulated a lot of these words you are now reading. All praises due to him, and flowers while he is yet still alive.

Babatu Rudo (aka Fred Myers), Visionary of First World People, Galactic Charities
Ancestor's Who's Shoulder's "I" Stand Upon
Returning HOME, after 400+ years

News Clipping: ANCESTOR, grandfather EDWARD BROWN, a former African taken into SLAVERY, dies at age 93 in Pennsylvania.


WiLLIAM Myers Sr. and JENNIE (BROWN) MYERS, parents of Babatu Rudo aka Fred Myers
Our School Under
Construction
First World People a subsidy of "Galactic Charities", .//is committed to empowering children through vocational and knowldedge of themselves education i.e. Sankofa. Our school building is still under construction and in need of additional funding and support. Our school is referred to as the Round House, and consists of eight bedrooms on two levels for the instructors, and students, ranging from ages 3 to 9. The training will be free except for necessary school material .Your donations will be greatly appreciated and would help African children become self-reliance. Africa in general is only about 75 years young, and because of the constant exploitation of their resources and the theft of the finances from politicians' our children suffer and also exploit in the worst situations. Please join us in shaping the future generations of our children with your donations. I am a Vietnam Veteran serving the welfare our children, with the backing of our esteemed ancestors.

KWABENYA HEALING GROUNDS
Former Business Owner, of Kultural Xpression, Reistertown Plaza mall in Baltimore Md., a former Special Education teacher, and a Disabled Vietnam veteran. Babatu Rudo aka Fred Myers was living in Harpers Ferry, WV., at the time was providing organizations with a quiet space for ceremonies. The Director Kumase, (Ifabemi Shangowuji), Johnson, organized the Alkebulan Rites of Passage, which I was apart of, training of our youth in Baltimore Md. was another organization that utilized the land at Harpers Ferry, WV.
Why the need for Afro-centric rites of passage you may wonder? Why can't we all just get along together as humans and forget slavery and oppressions? Those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it. Its repeating itself as you read these few words. The potential of the people of color has been severely compromised by Slavery, Globalized Conspiracies, Mis-Education or I should say others education, Foreign Religions, Economic and Racial Exploitation and Oppression. In spite of these obstacles - we still rise and as it was in the Beginning so shall it be in the End.
Generations of so-called Third world people have also suffered from the hands of slavery, colonization, Jim Crow-ism, industrialization, environmental mismanagement, addiction, institutionalization, incriminations, broken family structures, drugs, homosexuality, pro-filling and poor health under White Rule. Through all of these distractions and limitations, people of color has persevered and will never give up knowing that truth will always rises to the top and the seeds will forever grow.


William Markey
U.S. VISA Consultant

John Kwesi Nooman
Manager, Entrepreneur Business Owner
That is how the name, Kwabenya Healing Grounds, came about, it means, "NEVER GIVE UP", an Ashanti word from Ghana, West Africa.
Our Non-Profit Organization(FWP), Galactic Charities is open to all everyone who wishes for the betterment of all Human Beings and want to address current oppressive realities' to protect the children of our future. A higher state of awareness and love, is necessary globally for all human beings regardless of race, greed or color. We do not subscribe to Individualism, Ethnocentrism or Religious Affiliations, we are open to all human beings who are suffering. However we do use our Historical Consciousness, Culture and Tradition's to re-connect to the spirit and lessons of our Ancestors, (SANKOFA).
Kwabenya Healing Grounds was a sanctuary for a unified vision for that particular transformation of healing needed from White dominant Theology . People came into our space to renew their minds and spirits, which is the driving force of their soul. We incorporate, the principles of MAAT and Neuter, (Orishas). from Nigeria. All Spiritual being with Love in their hearts for all humanity, we welcomed and need you.
PLEASE RENDER YOUR ASSISTANCE TO MAKE THIS WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR EVERYBODY. *(babaturudo@aol.com)*


OUR MISSION
We are willing to partner with any organizations sharing Afrocentric cultural values. FIRST WORLD PEOPLE, AND GALACTIC CHARITIES, is an, NOT FOR PROFIT association that does not have any political or religious affiliations for obvious divisive reasons. We must and will come out of the mindset our oppressors (Sankofa), and re-establish the idea of borderless continent. One unified Africa for the salvation of our future generations.

Helping Our Schools
Delivering HOPE, Educational Technology and Clothes
AKWAABA


By following our Kuture & Traditions

Contact Us
You can contact First World People by phone, email, or by completing the submission form below:
First World People
U.S.A.- Wilmington, DE
P. (240) 409-8852
Africa - Accra, Ghana
KASOU, OFAAKOR
P. (027) 475-1597
