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SHEM & THE CHARACTER OF THE GREAT PYRAMID: SHEM & THE CHARACTER OF THE GREAT PYRAMID:Many are curious about how the ancient Egyptians managed to construct the pyramids using intricate mathematical calculations… The Papyrus of Ahmose, also known as the Mathematical Rhind, is the oldest known manuscript featuring algebra and trigonometry… Its origins trace backContinue reading “SHEM & THE CHARACTER OF THE GREAT PYRAMID:”

The Greeks traveled to Egypt (Kemet) as students to learn from the Africans. The Greeks traveled to Egypt (Kemet) as students to learn from the Africans. Many of the great Greek thinkers spent significant time in Egypt to study its vast knowledge and culture. Plato studied in Egypt for 13 years, while Pythagoras studied philosophy,Continue reading “The Greeks traveled to Egypt (Kemet) as students to learn from the Africans.”

INNOSON won’t last long in the Automotive industry only to proud and shallow thinkers who don’t care to dig up what’s going on at his Vehicle Plant. INNOSON won’t last long in the Automotive industry only to proud and shallow thinkers who don’t care to dig up what’s going on at his Vehicle Plant. IContinue reading “INNOSON won’t last long in the Automotive industry only to proud and shallow thinkers who don’t care to dig up what’s going on at his Vehicle Plant.”

Nigeria’s Inevitable Tragedy: The Prophecy They Mocked Nigeria’s Inevitable Tragedy: The Prophecy They Mocked There was a man—a man who stood in the storm and warned them of the darkness ahead. is name? Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. He didn’t just predict Nigeria’s collapse—he begged them to listen. But, oh, how they laughed! They called him mad,Continue reading “Nigeria’s Inevitable Tragedy: The Prophecy They Mocked”

Like most enslaved people, Frederick Douglass didn’t know his birthday. Like most enslaved people, Frederick Douglass didn’t know his birthday. He just knew that his birth happened sometime around 1817 in Talbot County, Maryland. He also didn’t know who his father was. Though based on rumors, it was the plantation master. And as for hisContinue reading “Like most enslaved people, Frederick Douglass didn’t know his birthday.”

TEACHING MOMENT  “Did You Know?”The City of Chicago Was Founded & Settled by A Black Man TEACHING MOMENT 👇“Did You Know?”The City of Chicago Was Founded & Settled by A Black ManChicago. A Black man. From Haiti. From the continent of Africa. An Immigrant.Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, an immigrant, a black man of HaitianContinue reading “TEACHING MOMENT “Did You Know?”The City of Chicago Was Founded & Settled by A Black Man”

THE ORIGINAL FILIPINO & AMERICAN—Olongapo, Philippines, 1910 THE ORIGINAL FILIPINO & AMERICAN—Olongapo, Philippines, 1910 (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Marine Corps Archive) Somebody in the U.S. Marine Corps circa 1910 acknowledged the “Negrito” as the original American… (see photo below) The term Negrito refers to several diverse ethnic groups who inhabit Southeast Asia and theContinue reading “THE ORIGINAL FILIPINO & AMERICAN—Olongapo, Philippines, 1910”

The Afikpo Village-Group: A Cultural Hub in Ebonyi The Afikpo Village-Group: A Cultural Hub in Ebonyi Located on the west bank of the Cross River, Afikpo Village-Group is situated in the East Central State of Ebonyi. With an estimated population of 35,000 in 1960, Afikpo is one of approximately 200 autonomous Igbo village-groups. Cultural DiversityContinue reading “The Afikpo Village-Group: A Cultural Hub in Ebonyi”

The history of Africa is LONG and begins with the emergence — around 300,000–250,000 years ago The history of Africa is LONG and begins with the emergence — around 300,000–250,000 years ago — of anatomically modern humans (Homo sapiens), in East Africa and Southern Africa, and continues unbroken into the present as a patchwork ofContinue reading “The history of Africa is LONG and begins with the emergence — around 300,000–250,000 years ago”

In 1969, Sandra Smith, a Los Angeles native, dancer, and Black Panther, crossed paths with Fela Ransome Kuti, In 1969, Sandra Smith, a Los Angeles native, dancer, and Black Panther, crossed paths with Fela Ransome Kuti, an encounter that would shape the future of Afrobeat. Sandra, who was known for her Afro-sporting look and passionateContinue reading “In 1969, Sandra Smith, a Los Angeles native, dancer, and Black Panther, crossed paths with Fela Ransome Kuti,”