On this day in "black" history...



Well, since it's black history month for the people who've been called "African Americans" since the mid 80s, a term created especially for them which separates them from the original people (more on that later), who were called "black" before that for about 25 years, and before that were referred to as "colored" for another 20 or so years, and before that called "negro", which legally places them in a limbo between human and beast without the capability to govern themselves.

Black History Theoretically Should Only Go Back Until The 1960s

The government switched the label used to define us from negro and colored to "black" in the 1960s.

So what does "black" history mean anyways...Trump was recorded saying that it should be changed to "African American" history, since that's what we're called now.  But, since these terms are no more than a combined forty-something years old, shouldn't they use "colored - negro" history just so there's no confusion when discussing the already confusing condition that our people are in and why their name/label gets switched up every couple of decades?

When you watch the film Black Panther, you will see a fantastic, mythical story of a fictional African superhero in the make believe land of Wakanda.
...or is it a make believe land?  Is this film even about people from the continent of Africa?




After reading this article you will see that this film is actually about the so-called African American, better described as Moorish Americans.  Not only was the Black Panther comic book created in 1966, one year after the Black Panther Party was formed in 1965, but the name Wakanda actually has meaning in several Native American cultures, leading to several towns and places in the United States having the name Wakonda, or Wakanda.  More on that later...

Question: Is Wakanda In America and Are Black Panthers Only Found In America? | #AfricanAmericansAintAfrican

Wow, Wakanda really is a place in America in moor ways than one! 😉

Shout out to Aseer Ali Cordoba for sharing this photo and message:

So it looks like the fictional place, has a real destination here in America lol. Yes This was in a real airport. A Noble sent it to me today.

I've been seeing information and memes online talking about how the name Wakonda/Wakanda actually has Native American roots.  Just by doing a little research you will see that there is truth to that claim.  The claims that black panthers only exist in the Americas is false though.

They are boxing you in.

*The term Negro is confined to the slave African (the ancient Berbers) and their descendants. It does not embrace the free inhabitants of Africa, such as the Egyptians, Moors or the Negro Asiatics, such as the Lascars.  —- United States Act of 1740 — Section 4

By the way, the author of the above passage was not some obscure racist man.  On the contrary he was an elected official and lawmaker in the state of South Carolina.  John Belton O'Neall was a judge on the precursor of the South Carolina Supreme Court.  He was later elected to serve as Chief Justice and President of the South Carolina Court of Appeals, the highest court of the state.

Negro, Black, Colored, Indian, and African American Means Slave!

You may have heard before that the label "black" means slave.  Chances are, if you know any Moorish Americans, you have heard that you should not call yourself black or African American.  The passage at the beginning of this article showing how the term "negro" is used to denote someone with permanent slave status is not the only example that we have of how this label is used to entrap our people.

Living legend and original Dream Team member, Isiah Thomas dropped a Truth Bomb while on a panel for post game comments on the NBA on TNT program.  The former players including Chris Webber and Shaquille O'neal were discussing Black History Month when Isiah Thomas dropped this real truth bomb!



You Can't Start Us At 1492!!! "These four brothas sitting here we didn't all come from Africa"
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Shout out to @abthelegend

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The way Google explains Moorish American nationality is so simple and to the point that anyone can understand it.

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