Griots are really story tellers and sing songs for traders, villagers, kings alike.
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Genealogy and family lineages because they were very important to families and kings.
Griots are groups of travelling, professional musicians. They provided music for all sorts of work activities in ancient West Africa. West Africa had a very complex and lively musical culture that would eventually influence music and dance trends globally through African slaves brought to the New World. Some elements of griot organisation survive into how music is performed and valued to this day in the Americas by Afro-Americans.
Probably the best known was Emmiline Pankhurst. Or maybe Emily Davison who threw herself in front of the Kings race horse.
The Coretta Scott King Book Awards commemorates the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Coretta Scott King. The awards are important because they encourage African American authors and illustrators of children's books for children to continue writing books that honor the Kings' legacy.
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Genealogy and family lineages because they were very important to families and kings.
Griots are important because it represented west African culture and society
griots were important in african society because they were african messengers.
Griots helped keep history alive for each new generatio.
they were the repositories or keepers of the family's history
Griots are important because they kept passing the history from generation to generation.
Griots is the term for African storytellers. Most of the African tradition are still hand down in an oral traditions. The position of griots would be one of great respect.
Innercity Griots was created on 1993-04-28.
Griots passed on oral history, genealogy, cultural traditions, proverbs, music, and storytelling to their listeners. They were responsible for preserving and sharing the collective knowledge and wisdom of their community through their storytelling and performances.
Poems
The Griots passed on history of West Africa by telling stories
Griots were the teachers in Africa's villages.