Dr. Malachi Z. Kobina York, is an 80-year-old civil rights leader, internationally recognized Liberian citizen, diplomatic agent, and Consul General for the Republic of Liberia, who is also of Native American descent, he is a father, teacher, and Educator of cultural dignity, and autonomy. He speaks 19 languages and has authored over 1000 books on different subjects from true black history, Nubian biology, Science, ancient culture, religious studies and much more. He has developed schools of immersive cultural and linguistic teachings; Cleaned up troubled communities, fed the hungry and sheltered the homeless. He lead in the development of the first black owned Nubian Egyptian themed reservation and city community called Tama-Re, at which he held worldwide cultural gatherings and festivals. He promoted peace, education, unity and Up-liftment. All of Dr Malachi Z. Kobina York’s organizations and initiatives has strengthened civil rights, heritage awareness, and community rehabilitation. Countless lives have benefited from his impact.
Despite his lifelong work of uplifting people and communities Today, Dr. Malachi Z. Kobina York, finds himself suffering, as many great civil rights leaders before him; falsely imprisoned for crimes that that he did not commit, a victim of a well-orchestrated political front of state and government corruption, Conspiracy, Duress, Torture, lies, and False Accusations.
Dr. York’s transformative community work is largely unrecognized, yet countless lives have benefited from his impact. His organizations and initiatives have strengthened civil rights, heritage awareness, and community rehabilitation.
Malachi Kobina York has always been a upstanding individual. He has no history of violence and is loved and respected by thousands. During his 23 year of unworthy incarceration the Prison he lays wasting in continuously breaks Human Rights, Domestic, and international laws. Thousands have rose up to petition his freedom on his behalf.
Who Is Dr Malachi Z York
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Dr. Malachi Z. Kobina York, is an 80-year-old civil rights leader, internationally recognized Liberian citizen, diplomatic agent, and Consul General for the Republic of Liberia, who is also of Native American descent, he is a father, teacher, and Educator of cultural dignity, and autonomy. He speaks 19 languages and has authored over 1000 books on different subjects from true black history, Nubian biology, Science, ancient culture, religious studies and much more. He has developed schools of immersive cultural and linguistic teachings; Cleaned up troubled communities, fed the hungry and sheltered the homeless. He lead in the development of the first black owned Nubian Egyptian themed reservation and city community called Tama-Re, at which he held worldwide cultural gatherings and festivals. He promoted peace, education, unity and Up-liftment. All of Dr Malachi Z. Kobina York’s organizations and initiatives has strengthened civil rights, heritage awareness, and community rehabilitation. Countless lives have benefited from his impact.
Despite his lifelong work of uplifting people and communities Today, Dr. Malachi Z. Kobina York, finds himself suffering, as many great civil rights leaders before him; falsely imprisoned for crimes that that he did not commit, a victim of a well-orchestrated political front of state and government corruption, Conspiracy, Duress, Torture, lies, and False Accusations.
Dr. York’s transformative community work is largely unrecognized, yet countless lives have benefited from his impact. His organizations and initiatives have strengthened civil rights, heritage awareness, and community rehabilitation.
Malachi Kobina York has always been a upstanding individual. He has no history of violence and is loved and respected by thousands. During his 23 year of unworthy incarceration the Prison he lays wasting in continuously breaks Human Rights, Domestic, and international laws. Thousands have rose up to petition his freedom on his behalf.
