Hidden Color 2: The Triumph of Melani

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You said some people were waiting for them to co-sign something, when that's not the case.

That's cause them 2 chicks are bat shyt crazy my dude. They are jokes. Even people who aren't bound by the mainstream and who shun such away do not fukk with these people.

I hope and pray that you all find what you're looking for though. I really do. If this is your only main source of information to cite (which I'm sure it is if you didn't notice the false things in the doc, that's okay because it's a very good starting point), then I'd encourage you to do more research for yourself.

I am actually a very big African and black diaspora history head, an even bigger black film head. They are subjects that I am very passionate about and things I have been studying for a while. So when I do see wrong things being stated or inferred, it's a problem. Y'all can call me "c00n", "government plant", or whatever, but I never see any of you in threads posting more info about black history, I never see any of you who are knowledgeable about black films, I never see any of you talking about black authors, etc. And I think that's for a reason. It's not something many people have really researched. Many of you watch 1 film and you think you know it all. My thread on SOHH about black history/facts/information was straight flop status unless it was me posting in it by myself. It's damn near that here. So miss me with all those ad-hominems.

You see what I'm saying. So those two chicks are crazy because their views weren't accepted.

But I'm sure many of us think the doll test is so ingenious or have used the term I.Q. to prove how smart we are.

That's nuts.

If black people created these two tools, the whole world would fall apart.

Sorry dude, you gotta come better than that.

This is how they tried to silence the woman who wrote the Terminator/Matrix films, always trying to hide what people of color have done to look superior all the time.

I mean black people don't have the intelligence to write sci-fi stories (sarcasm).

 

[DaChampIsHere]

You see what I'm saying. So those two chicks are crazy because their views weren't accepted.

But I'm sure many of us think the doll test is so ingenious or have used the term I.Q. to prove to people how smart we are.

That's nuts.

If black people created these two tools, the whole world would fall apart.

Sorry dude, you gotta come better than that.

Right now you are just arguing to argue my g. I've spoken down on IQ on here before. Black people did create the doll test. You are steadily on here right now, for the moment. Answer those question I posed to the other poster in -10 minutes. Show me how real you are about black history and social consciousness. You won't, so don't try to come at me like I'm some c00n just because I said "The movie is good for general purposes, but use it as a starting point to research things yourself". I'd never tell ANY person to just count on 1 source for information. They'd still be just as ignorant as they were before hand.

 

[Majestic Pape]

lol far from a cac bro but this is the coli's known insult so

Yup, DEFINITELY a cac.

 

[Black Hans]

Anything that speaks on black people contributing to history gets shot down by white people. It is what it is. Unless its the peanut, lemonade, or fried chicken, they dont want to hear it.

But emoney aka 6figgieniggie is a Canadian Ghanaian tho.

 

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Stop catching feelings. Do you read?

I said "many of us", I didn't say "you".

Sorry man, nobody is arguing with you dude.

Of course I knew the doll test was used by a black person to illustrate that dumb experiment but I'm talking about before that what was the insinuation of making dolls about race?

You know the answer.

 

[DrunkenNovice]

dvd aint even hit the streets yet and people shyttin on it

 

[DaChampIsHere]

Stop catching feelings. Do you read?

I said "many of us", I didn't say "you".

Sorry man, nobody is arguing with you dude.

Of course I knew the doll test was used by a black person to illustrate that dumb experiment but I'm talking about before that what was the insinuation of making dolls about race?

You know the answer.

Trust me breh. I'm not catching feelings. I'm just speaking on what I know for myself. Don't try to call the next man anything short of what he is when it's clearly you that isn't very knowledgeable.

You keep trying to insinuate shyt Move on nikka. You not answerin' my questions for a reason.

nikkas saw one flick and now they are all knowing blacktologists.

 

[PimpHandStrong]

Moral of this thread: Never question the credibility of a black film showing black history (even if you have proof) you can be black (which I am ) and even be called a cac because syou say somethings didnt add up..... I didnt say hurrr durrr nikkas be dumb they cant poissbily do all this stuff all I said a couple of things weren't not true which is true for EVERY HISTORICAL DOC NOT ONLY BLACK ONES!!! Damn we are so quick to defend, why cant we just find the truth maybe through that we can even find more great things black people have done throughout history

What proof did you present?

You literally can't say anything about dude short of praise without encountering drama from dudes on the Internet.

I'll just leave it at this general idea: While Hidden Colors is great as a form of promoting racial pride and at a good number of points, knowledge, there's a reason the "documentary" hasn't been able to pass a certain sect of people. There's a reason why pretty much no professor of the Diaspora even at HBCUs (where prodessors can literally shyt on white people all day with no consequence) will show this movie to their students. But of course a dude who has built his name on "mackin" and negative black images is more credible than people who are actual black historians with +20 to 30 years research and study so @ all y'all getting ready to attack.

Have these black historians put together any movies about our history? If so I'd love to see those too.

 

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Trust me breh. I'm not catching feelings. I'm just speaking on what I know for myself. Don't try to call the next man anything short of what he is when it's clearly you that isn't very knowledgeable.

You keep trying to insinuate shyt Move on nikka. You not answerin' my questions for a reason.

nikkas saw one flick and now they are all knowing blacktologists.

You are catching feelings. Look at all your similies.

I replied to your posts, you just write statements trying to discredit the doc/people.

I challenge you to post all the nubian docs out there with complete factual info that is more valid with various references to prove why the info is irrefutable.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

so your not going to address the fact that the word Moor is a foreign pejorative?

I wonder why :D

I'm not even going to bother anymore. The moors didn't call themselves moors the same why the natives didn't call themselves Indians or the Ethiopians didn't call themselves black.

 

[its_normal]

@DaChampIsHere
When arguing with fools, don't answer their foolish arguments, or you will become as foolish as they are.

 

[DaChampIsHere]

Have these black historians put together any movies about our history? If so I'd love to see those too.

There are plenty of movies about the history of black people. Some covering specific cultural experience, some very broad. None of them will cover in the way Nasheed's will because it's literally wayyyyyyy too big of a topic to cover in 1 singular film accurately. I can give him props for trying that though.

Actually, because of this thread, I'll be posting black films (documentaries, recreations, etc.) all week and probably longer in the Lifestyle of the Diaspora thread stickied up top. Links will be in my profile, but I'll announce which ones I'm posting. I'm gonna stop by one of the professor's on campus office to get some more info on other films and I'll post those as well.

@DaChampIsHere
When arguing with fools, don't answer their foolish arguments, or you will become as foolish as they are.

This is true. I was about to keep replying

 

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There are plenty of movies about the history of black people. Some covering specific cultural experience, some very broad. None of them will cover in the way Nasheed's will because it's literally wayyyyyyy too big of a topic to cover in 1 singular film accurately. I can give him props for trying that though.

Actually, because of this thread, I'll be posting black films (documentaries, recreations, etc.) all week and probably longer in the Lifestyle of the Diaspora thread stickied up top. Links will be in my profile, but I'll announce which ones I'm posting. I'm gonna stop by one of the professor's on campus office to get some more info on other films and I'll post those as well.



This is true. I was about to keep replying

Go and sit down in the corner, raise up your hands and close your eyes.

This is what I was saying. There is no film like the one this dude made but some people here are trying to discredit it.

I have watched a lot of nubian docs and they never go into detail but just a lot of guessing with no real concrete images/footage to back the boring info.

Just talking, talking, talking with a lot of gibberish.

This is why most black people didn't know a lot of stuff from the first installment but you have some here trying to say other info out there is more credible when it's really not.

If there was more undeniable info out there, we will have a lot of real digestible stuff out here to consume.

 

[ThaBoyBam]

Knowledge is power. I haven't seen the doc, but the same type of commentary occurs whenever something "pro-black" drops. Whether its a news article or doc.

As a black businessman, I see shyt like some of these comments are implying all the time. You are held to a higher standard. I respect dudes enterprising ways. Folks call it hustle to belittle his, and others like him, accomplishments.

I'll def give this a look. Props to Riq for doing his thing.

 

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@DaChampIsHere
When arguing with fools, don't answer their foolish arguments, or you will become as foolish as they are.

You are one of those I.K.E people right?

Go to bed.