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Make it make sense to me: Make it make sense to me: “They told us that our Ancestors added nothing to civilization because they weren’t civilized, yet their Museums are filled with stolen treasures from all over Africa made in the image and likeness of our African Ancestors.” Reflection This quote highlights a common contradictionContinue reading “Make it make sense to me:”

The Role of Templar Knights in Medieval Cities The Role of Templar Knights in Medieval CitiesMedieval cities were hubs of economic activity, social diversity, and constant change. In this setting, Templar Knights played a unique and multifaceted role, balancing their military, administrative, and community responsibilities. Daily DutiesTemplar Knights were not solely warriors; they were alsoContinue reading “The Role of Templar Knights in Medieval Cities”

John Sengstacke was born on this date in 1912. He was an African American publisher of Chicago’s Black newspaper, Chicago Defender. JOHN SENGSTACKE John Sengstacke was born on this date in 1912. He was an African American publisher of Chicago’s Black newspaper, Chicago Defender. The newspaper was founded in 1905 by Sengstacke’s uncle, Robert S.Continue reading “John Sengstacke was born on this date in 1912. He was an African American publisher of Chicago’s Black newspaper, Chicago Defender.”

13th-Century Crusader Knight:Heavily Armored Warriors: 13th-Century Crusader Knight:Heavily Armored Warriors: A 13th-century crusader knight was heavily armored, typically wearing chainmail hauberks, which covered the body from shoulders to knees, including coifs to protect the head. By the late 13th century, they began to adopt plate armor in pieces, such as plate gauntlets and greaves, alongContinue reading “13th-Century Crusader Knight:Heavily Armored Warriors:”

OFEKE (Adapted from the novel Ekumeku The Rising Sun) OFEKE (Adapted from the novel Ekumeku The Rising Sun) In most of the Enuani communities including Igbuzo, men who took no titles were referred to as ofeke. Small-minded men who had no significance in the affairs of the village. Emuka was one of the ofekes knownContinue reading “OFEKE (Adapted from the novel Ekumeku The Rising Sun)”

MODERN EGYPTIANS DESCEND FROM ARABS & WHITE SLAVES (Mamlukes) MODERN EGYPTIANS DESCEND FROM ARABS & WHITE SLAVES (Mamlukes) Egyptian period of HYKSOS rule (1638 B.C. – 1530 B.C.) Egyptian period of KUSHITE rule (746 to 653 B.C.) Egyptian period of ASSYRIAN rule (673 B.C. – 663 B.C.) Egyptian period of PERSIAN rule (525 B.C. –Continue reading “MODERN EGYPTIANS DESCEND FROM ARABS & WHITE SLAVES (Mamlukes)”

The Gullah are an African American ethnic group The Gullah are an African American ethnic group who predominantly live in the Lowcountry region of the U.S. states of Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and North Carolina, within the coastal plain and the Sea Islands.The Gullah Geechee people are descendants of Africans who were ens|aved on theContinue reading “The Gullah are an African American ethnic group”

It is only when the African build and develop Africa then Africa can be 0wned by the African. Africa needs infràstructure, Africa needs develòpment, but, the truth is that if we call on Eur0peans to build Africa’s Infrastructure, Africa will be owned by Eur0pe, and if we call on C.hinese to develop Africa, Africa willContinue reading “It is only when the African build and develop Africa then Africa can be 0wned by the African.”

On April 20, 1909, the first mile of paved concrete highway in the world was laid along Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan On April 20, 1909, the first mile of paved concrete highway in the world was laid along Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan, marking a pivotal moment in the history of American transportation. ThisContinue reading “On April 20, 1909, the first mile of paved concrete highway in the world was laid along Woodward Avenue in Detroit, Michigan”

Igbo-Ukwu Museum is located in Anambra State, Nigeria. Igbo-Ukwu Museum is located in Anambra State, Nigeria. It houses a collection of artifacts that were excavated from archaeological sites in Igbo-Ukwu, a town known for its rich historical and cultural heritage. The artifacts date back to the 9th century AD and include intricate bronze and copperContinue reading “Igbo-Ukwu Museum is located in Anambra State, Nigeria.”