FACT OF THE DAY "Origin of the word negro"

[WaveGang]

The word negro is Spanish for black. The Spanish language comes from Latin, which has its origins in Classical Greek. The word negro, in Greek, is derived from the root word necro, meaning dead. What was once referred to as a physical condition is now regarded as an appropriate state of mind for millions of Africans.

So there you have it, the negro - a race of dead people with a dead history and no hope for resurrection as long as they remained ignorant of their past. This was a triple death - the death of the mind, body, and spirit of the African people.

It was strictly forbidden for negro slaves to learn to read and write. Such knowledge was the key to liberation and was placed firmly out of reach. As negroes became educated, however, they sought to redefine themselves.

The evolution of the word negro from colored, to black, to African represents a progression of self-awareness. As a free people, we have a responsibility to educate ourselves and rediscover our Identities. Knowledge of self is the key to unlocking the door to the future.

http://www.raceandhistory.com/historicalviews/negro.htm


NECROphilia- The sexual attraction to corpses

NECROlogy- A list of deaths

NECROsis- Death of cells or tissues through injury or disease, especially in a localized area of the body



*looks at sig* smh

 

[LOUD]

Nah negro cam from Spanish word entries

 

[Beegio]

NECROphilia- The sexual attraction to corpses

NECROlogy- A list of deaths

NECROsis- Death of cells or tissues through injury or disease, especially in a localized area of the body

*looks at sig* smh

nikka its a "C" in "Necro" and a "G" in "Negro"

fukkisyoutalkinbout

 

[ugksam]

hilarious thread premise, OP should try stand up

 

[villain]

das it mane

 

[Ronald McDonald]

nikka its a "C" in "Necro" and a "G" in "Negro"

fukkisyoutalkinbout

do.you.nikkas.EVER.read.the.OP.or.always.just.the.title?

 

[WaveGang]

white ppl jumped in this thread quick they got this weird obsession with us.

I actually heard this fact from Malcolm X, ahead of the game

 

[Beegio]

do.you.nikkas.EVER.read.the.OP.or.always.just.the.title?

I.didn't.read.your.post.either.

 

[Ronald McDonald]

I.didn't.read.your.post.either.

 

[WaveGang]

Nah negro cam from Spanish word entries

The Spanish language came from Latin

< Greek nekro-, combining form of nekrós dead person, corpse, (adj.) dead

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/necro

click on the greek word nekros

sheeit in 2013 ppl still using Ks to substitute for Gs

 

[LOUD]

The Spanish language came from Latin



http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/necro

click on the greek word nekros

sheeit in 2013 ppl still using Ks to substitute for Gs

C'mon son Latin been dead

 

[HoloGraphic]

There was another thread on how Negro came from Egypt, NGR which meant God.
Pharoah means throne, not King/God like NGR.

N-G-R, NIGER, NEGRO "******": THE N WORD FROM DIVINE TO RACIST

N-G-R, NETYR, NIGER, NEGRO, ******, *****; THE ORIGINS OF A SACRED WORD TO ITS DEFILEMENT

N-G-R, NETYR, NIGER, NEGRO, "******," *****, THE ORIGIN OF A SACRED WORD

"Thou shall not take the name of the Lord, thy God in vain," is one of the ten commandments, yet, the racist term "******" a derivative of the original name for God, "N-G-R"(pronounced "Net-ger") is continually used and taken to insult. The term "******" has its origins in the sacred and divine title for "God," and came from the Egyptian WORD FOR GOD. That word is "Net-yer" or "Net-ger" from which the English terms "nature" and "nurture" came from. The idea of God being nature and nature being God, comes from the African and Egyptian idea of what God is which shows down to the similarities in the terms used to describe aspects of the Godhead.

http://www.assatashakur.org/forum/spirituality-connect-your-center/464-ngr-******.html

 

[WaveGang]

There was another thread on how Negro came from Egypt, NGR which meant God.
Pharoah means throne, not King/God like NGR.



http://www.assatashakur.org/forum/spirituality-connect-your-center/464-ngr-******.html

the only objections i have for this is...

1. we live (2013) closer to Jesus, than Jesus did to Ancient Egyptians

2. referring to english is a poor choice since it's not a very old language

I wouldn't discredit this theory doe

 

[Rekkapryde]

you so gotdamn smart, tell me the origin on the word BREH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[WaveGang]

I dunno why this thread is getting this kinda reception, nearly all negaitive comments