Archive for the ‘Black History’ Category

Star Wars director, George Lucas is producing a new film due to be released this month called “Red Tails”, about the first ever African-American pilots to be used in combat during World War II.

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Press Release by Windrush Foundation©

More than 177 years ago, a human hurricane hit the British colony of Jamaica in the form of a major slave rebellion resulting in the deaths of 14 white people, 544 enslaved Africans, and property damage worth over one million pounds sterling (about one billion £s in today’s currency).

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Press Release by Windrush Foundation©

The Windrush Foundation has won initial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for project ‘LIBERATION 1838’, it was announced today!

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Article by Phil Gregory – Editor / Author©

The film Caribbean Voices got it’s premier tonight at Stoke-on-Trent’s Film theatre. The film which is the brainchild of local woman Monienne Stone.

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Tomorrow, at 9pm, BBC 2 will celebrate Black History Month by focusing on the mixed race community but will the BBC explore the issues of mixed race relationships and mixed race children from all angles, or will it just be another propaganda message of Britain becoming more tolerant and diverse?

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Centered along busy Greenwood Avenue,Tulsa’s African-American commercial district was a bonafide American success story. Home to literally dozens of black-owned and operated businesses in the days before the riot, “Deep Greenwood” could also lay claim to a public library, a postal substation, a Y.M.C.A. branch, and the offices of two newspapers (Courtesy Don Ross).

Tulsa, Oklahoma remains a remarkable place of immense black historical perspective. It was here that the most affluent African-American community lived with their own doctors, lawyers and over 600 businesses; and made such a success of their town that it has now become known as the “Black Wall Street“, but in May and June 1921, this community was destroyed in violent race riots sparked by jealousy and sexual racial animosities.

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A four part Black History lesson written by Prof. NkwNgr 2011 UK.©

A decline in life increase the dead: The world’s birth rate is dropping, while black people are still having babies. … not much coverage of this on the mass media. We ponder why…. Not really. However, in spite of that, what we are all witnessing on the mass media are more and more programmed episodes on twisted fantasies of wars and confilcts, unnecessary violence as well as paranormal and UFO activities, vampiric and reptilian stupidity as well as so-called shows of reality. Mass media is now more frequently heavily laced with anal-sexuality.

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A four part Black History lesson written by Prof. NkwNgr 2011 UK.©

On another note of medical science: Imhotep…a true scientist and a child of the black Sun, he is recognised as a multi-genius by the neo-European’s academic books. Likewise, many scholars strongly viewed his medical works as the Father of Medicine. Though noted in their academic books of medicine and philosophy is the purposeful error program. Of which, Hippokrates/ Hippocrates of Cos/ Kos who lived ca 460 BCE to ca. 370 BCE is celebrated as the Father of Medicine…thus we have the Hippocratic Oath in his honor. While on the other hand, Imhotep who lived BCE 2655 to 2600 BCE. He only gets dishonor, in such Hollywood release like the Mummy as an evil villain. In the time spanned of who’s first, you do the math here, which came first? Even so, too many times in the discourse and dialogue on history, the inter-changing fashioned of thoughts deals with the concerning effects of the Father principles of governing. Hippocrates may be the father of modern western medicine, as well as Imhotep being the Father of ancient medicine.

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A four part Black History lesson written by Prof. NkwNgr 2011 UK.©

Beyond the middle-passage: So how did we get here, being the ritual target of bloodletting by the police, the mass media and the government? First lets us take a step back…way back in ancient times. One of the primary rituals in appeasing the life force of nature commonly used in mysticism and ritual of divine communion is the sacrament of the blood and those of the black animals were held with great esteem. Many of the lesser-black sailors of the neo-European maritime conquests of the sea had with them black navigators or pathway charts first prescribed by black cartographers whose forebears circumvented the lands and the water of the Earth many times before. Passing on/inherited was the ritual sacrificing of blacks.

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A four part Black History lesson written by Prof. NkwNgr 2011 UK.©

Stolen Legacy Ashe: Forgotten, by the children of the sun is their long-standing heritage under the blazing heat of above. Migrations, climatic and environmental changes, as well as wars; these are the basic surroundings conditions or factors of distortion and dishonor on our identity. While the current global anti-social trend…we the children of the sun are view as vile creatures of little worth or value. When we have been raped, murdered, displaced, lied to, worst yet, all our identities have been stolen only to be substituted by the shackles of fakery.

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