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First of all, we believe that this is all political, not geological. It is a ‘Democrats hate Republicans and corporate capitalist venture” war that include liberal university scientist paid by liberal interest groups such as environmentalist to put pressure on big business, which in turn will tax the people more. We agree that the earth change cycles overtime, but not because of what humanity does. There earth is too big to absorb any impact from humans.......[more]
The plight of the Australian Aborigines testify to the challenges people of color around the world face against the powers of Western and European imperialism. Like many other cultures subjugated to genocidal methods of the West, the Aborigines confront their oppressors voicing many of the same concerns as Black Americans, Indians, and Africans. Below is a recent account of their struggle and afterward a history of the Aborigine culture.....[more]
Be careful that we don't get it twisted. I hope we're all watchin the news concerning world events, because we could be witnessing some very dangerous but interesting times in the coming years, months, weeks or days. Escalating gas prices, legal secretive arrests, the constant fall of the American dollar and what appears to be this ever more drenching of new television shows to keep people distracted...........[more]
Godfrey Mwakikagile, Relations Between Africans and African Americans: Misconceptions, Myths and Realities (Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA: National Academic Press, 2005), 302 pages, softcover edition. $12.95. www.napress1.tripod.com Email: napress@altelco.net This work looks at relations between Africans and African Americans from the perspective of an African, and of shared perceptions on both sides of the Atlantic. Incorporated into the analysis are stories of individuals who have interacted, worked and lived with members of both groups in Africa and in the United States, including the author himself. Stereotypes and misunderstandings of each other constitute an integral part of this study, explained from both perspectives, African and African-American...........[more]
I was once told by an Arab supremacist that Black people must suffer for the world, justified by religious institutions and politics, and he went to say how as Blacks, we must protect ourselves, for we are deemed to be created for the purposes of slavery and sexual exploitation............[more]
The Ankh is defined as: The symbolic representation of both Physical and Eternal life. It is known as the original cross, which is a powerful symbol that was first created by Africans in Ancient Egypt...........[more]
In the period after World War II, many commentators spoke of three worlds, or styles of development: the first world consisted of the wealthy capitalist, democratic countries of Western Europe and the United States; the second world of Russia and its eastern European allies, with their Communist Party states; and the third world of poorer nations, such as Islamic and African countries, just emerging from colonization and now seeking their appropriate place in the world..........[more]
When checking your race and ethnicity on an application, you have five choices according to the government agency for Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity. The racial subcultures in America are collectively divided according to national origin, as nature would suggest, and anyone could look at the races of the world and separate them with no problem. The shades of Black, white, red, along with facial features and physical stature, should make the task that much easier. But for the United States government the task may have proven to be a bit too advanced.........[more]
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