Hidden Colors 3: The Rules of Racism (Official Thread)
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Ok..maybe it's just me..but if anyone else wants to watch it,.then they should go ahead..like I said it's not better than higher learning from what I saw.,
Man, all this old childish ass hate. How the hell you know that man live in an all white neighborhood? I'm willing to beat he isn't the only black in his neighborhood. nikka, shows all kinds of video clips from some little spanish woman, to a fat black chick singing and these nikkas only want to focus on the few that MAY have some gay dudes in them. Because, a person is pro black doesn't mean they hate white people. So, why does the race of his wife matter. Who says she's even mixed though?
HC 1+2 has some shyt in them I laugh at including KRS-ONE(he on that illuminate shyt) although for the most point those shyt have taught me a lot of shyt that I didn't know.
HC 1+2 has some shyt in them I laugh at including KRS-ONE(he on that illuminate shyt) although for the most point those shyt have taught me a lot of shyt that I didn't know.
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I'm reading through the document right now and there's a specific section I take issue with:
The authors state that pyramids in Mexico have no relation to the pyramids in Africa because by the time the Olmecs started building pyramids, Africans hadn't built a pyramid for thousands of years.
This is incorrect because pyramids were still being built in Africa. King Piye, Nubian emperor of Egypt built his pyramid in 721 B.C.
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And even though there were pyramids built after that (pyramids at Nuri) I specifically bring up the pyramid at El-Kurru because I mentioned King Piye in my African history thread.
And on top of that, George Reisner, the archaeologist who excavated the tombs at El-Kurru, said this regarding the possibility of the Kings he found being black:
Which brings me back to my issue with anything pertaining to African history being told by non African people. There's far too many instances of straight lies told by so called scholars and archaeologists (Bayard Taylor, Karl Richard Lepsius, Jacques Joseph Champollion-Figeac, John Campbell, etc) for me to believe their claims. Even with insurmountable evidence, their belief of the inferiority of African people won't allow them to be honest when it comes to our history.
You said Van Sertima followers were stealing the history of people. Dude wrote a lot of books, so you might wanna be more specific instead of throwing out a blanket statement
And try bringing up the moors to a cac and you'll be faced with the same skepticism, disbelief, and anger about them being black.
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I'll ask you the same question I've asked others in this thread (and all the other HC related threads).
1. Tell me specifically which parts you disagreed with
2. Post some link to resources that you feel would provide a better understanding of the subject
Still haven't watched yet. I'll take a look at later tonight and post my impressions. The last person who told me about a documentary that was supposedly soooooooooo much better than HC told me to watch A Great and Mighty Walk by John Henrick Clarke. It was a decent enough film, but it really wasn't anything like the HC series, it was more about him telling the story of his life.
So if this documentary is garbage, prepare yourself for a A Great and Might Neg
I think Nas reps the cause fairly well for a brother with only an 8th grade education
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You're reaching man.
Tariq has an editor or editors. That's just how producers speak. A producer may say, "I'm go to the studio to work on edit" doesn't
mean they're at the keyboard making edits. They're in there directing the editor or overseeing it.
Sometimes a producer may go through chunks of shot footage and clip the most important/best takes for an editor to cook with.
As an editor out here in LA, that's my experience.
You being rubbed the wrong way and listening intently for Freudian slips sound like self-hate/crabs in the barrel. Real shyt.
I'm not trying to attack you because I think many of us, even myself, are effected by self-hate. Its just been embedded in us.
People are willing, without any hesitation or afterthought, to give money or donate to projects by white people but when it comes time to
support each other, all of a sudden we become Sherlock Holmes and. We don't trust each other.
Without question Tariq is trying to make a profit. This is how he eats.
He's also providing a service and reaching an audience that the typical scholar couldn't reach.
You said it better than I ever could. As a group, we've really been programmed to hate ourselves. I remember some cat on here was talking about black men need to band together and make a website/facebook page shaming black women for horrible customer service, but dude ain't have shyt to say when it came to all of the yellow cacs, brown cacs, and cac cacs disrespecting us when we go some place to spend our money.
I can't even front I have to consciously catch myself and remember that I'm still trying to deprogram myself from all of the bullshyt I've been exposed to under white supremacy.
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I'm actually pretty excited to hear what Nas has to say, mainly because I'm a big fan of his music (where the fukk is Life Is Good 2 at though
)But to speak to the bolded, I don't think we should place so much importance on higher education when it comes to speaking on the history of African people. Look at how many cacs with Ph.D's from prestigious universities did everything thing in their power to paint an image of Africans as a race of people with no true history, culture, or redeeming values.
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I'm reading through the document right now and there's a specific section I take issue with:
The authors state that pyramids in Mexico have no relation to the pyramids in Africa because by the time the Olmecs started building pyramids, Africans hadn't built a pyramid for thousands of years.
This is incorrect because pyramids were still being built in Africa. King Piye, Nubian emperor of Egypt built his pyramid in 721 B.C.
And even though there were pyramids built after that (pyramids at Nuri) I specifically bring up the pyramid at El-Kurru because I mentioned King Piye in my African history thread.
And on top of that, George Reisner, the archaeologist who excavated the tombs at El-Kurru, said this regarding the possibility of the Kings he found being black:
Which brings me back to my issue with anything pertaining to African history being told by non African people. There's far too many instances of straight lies told by so called scholars and archaeologists (Bayard Taylor, Karl Richard Lepsius, Jacques Joseph Champollion-Figeac, John Campbell, etc) for me to believe their claims. Even with insurmountable evidence, their belief of the inferiority of African people won't allow them to be honest when it comes to our history.
You said Van Sertima followers were stealing the history of people. Dude wrote a lot of books, so you might wanna be more specific instead of throwing out a blanket statement
And try bringing up the moors to a cac and you'll be faced with the same skepticism, disbelief, and anger about them being black.
The author also described the olmecs not being nubian because of their features that's still prevalent with the lighter Sudanese people with thin noses ..and not the the dark nuba people that are decended from ancient nubians ..
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my nikka take your ass to bed. You on a meth binge or something?
Lol..Internet addiction..I do this every week..drink coffee all nite surf the web
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Go to sleep breh
Did you read what I typed..google nuba people..those are true nubians...not the ones that white author was talking about cuz they didnt look like olmecs..