RBG Communiversity Curriculum Blueprint is an Afrikan-centered, self-directed online educational framework focused on Black Studies and “Nationhood Education.” It is not an accredited degree program but a structured path through multimedia materials (e-library PDFs, videos, playlists, and Google Drive resources) hosted by the project associated with RBG Street Scholar (Marc Imhotep Cray, M.D.).⁠YouTube

Philosophical Foundations
The curriculum draws heavily on Afrikan-centered education (ACE) principles. It references Akoto’s Afrikan Centered Thematic Inventory (ACTI) as providing the major themes of Nationalist/Pan-Afrikanist theories of liberation and the philosophical base for an Afrikan-centered curriculum, citing Dr. Amos N. Wilson’s Blueprint for Black Power (p. 130). Wilson’s core thesis—that economic destiny shapes biological destiny and that Black people should function as a “nation-within-a-nation” (Afrikan American/Caribbean/Pan-Afrikan bloc)—is central. Other influences include Molefi Kete Asante (Afrocentricity, Encyclopedia of Black Studies), Jacob H. Carruthers, and texts such as Alphonso Pinkney’s Red Black and Green: Black Nationalism in the United States and Wilson Jeremiah Moses’s Classical Black Nationalism

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