In "The Souls of Black Folk," W.E.B. Du Bois introduces the concept of "double aim" to describe the dual objectives of African Americans in the early 20th century: the pursuit of civil rights and the quest for higher education. He emphasizes the need for Black individuals to achieve both personal advancement and collective upliftment, bridging the gap between their cultural heritage and the demands of a racially stratified society. This dual focus reflects the broader struggle for equality and self-determination within the context of systemic oppression.
'Yon' means 'that one' and 'folks' means 'people' Therefore 'yon people' means ' Those people out there!!'
It's a question and it means, "What are they looking for?" or, "What do they seek?" It can also mean, "What are you folks looking for?" or "What do you folks seek?"
Volks as in Folks and Wagen as in Wagon. It means peoples wagon or peoples car.
Volkswagen means "people's car" in German, where it is pronounced "folks vagen.
Black wadada means Black love.
Or or means "double or". O means "nothing". The answer is double or nothing.
Gente comune is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "common folks."Specifically, the feminine noun gente means "folk, people." The feminine/masculine adjective comune means "common, ordinary." The pronunciation is "DJEHN-teh koh-MOO-neh."
'Different strokes for different folks' means that most people have their own ways and you shouldn't judge the ways of others just because they're not the same as yours.
The Russian word "Prikol" in literal translation means to spike through. But in folks language it means "a joke" or "something funny".
In German the word Volks means "Folks" and "Vagen" means wagon. Combining the two words makes the word Folkswagon.
It means Different songs in different regions . In diff places have diff folks .
The famous firm "Volkswagen" has nothing to do with electrical volts. It means "folks car".