quote:Originally posted by Clyde Winters: A major supporter of Johnson Publications back in the day was the State Department. They placed Ebony in many Embassies around the world as a propaganda tool to promote the idea of AA success in the US.
If you remember Negro Digest/Black World was a wonderful publication. It kept you informed about what was happening among the Black Intelligensia, movements and etc.
As you know there were no courses to teach you how to do Afrocentric research. As a result, many of the interviews of Diop, Dr. Ben and etc. published in Black World helped me learn the proper methodology to perfect my craft.
Towards the end of the magazine . The editor began to publish news which supported the MPLA Movement in Angola. Back in the 1970's in cooperation with South Africa the US supported UNITA. I believe the magazine was folded to make sure that AAs would move away from supporting MPLA to UNITA which was supported by the media at that time.
I have missed Black World for a long time. Today we have no single source which covers news relating to books, research and etc., by AAs and Afican/Black scholars generally.
You mean the editor began to show his communist leanings. Why would he want AA to "support" MPLA? They were no "liberators", just a bunch of communist mestizos who fattened their bellies and pockets with oil money from America while getting help from Russia and Cuba to rush their rival UNITA. Now they fatten off diamonds and oil. Like Dr. Clarke said, in some human dramas there are no "good guy versus bad guy". Savimbi was no saint, neither was Neto or dos Santos.
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quote:Originally posted by meninarmer: ^ You cannot paint a masterpiece over a canvas covered in sh.it, robot. All you end up with in the end is a pretty picture that smells like crap and in time, the sh.it foundation, WILL rise to the surface.
You are certainly right about this, Meni! So why don't you take your own advice and stop being the hating hyporcrite that you are! Posts: 26311 | From: Atlanta, Georgia, USA | Registered: Feb 2005
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^ Hey AI ROBOT. I see your sloppy seconds Euro programmers have placed emphasis on the HATE descriptor in your vocabulary matrix with no real means of differentiating. At least they have provided their creation with some adaptive learning algorithms shown by way of your newly revised spelling correction. Cool, but can you dream?
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quote:Originally posted by meninarmer: ^ OR, Eugenic programs can be utilized as a means to CORRECT major hereditary genetic (somatic mutations) defects in the initiating sponsor with birth control of dominating genetics being a secondary mission.
Things like this give me the creeps. Especially when I see Black people, who should know better, advocating this hateful stuff.
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quote:Originally posted by Mike111: meninarmer - The answer lay before you, you might as well accept it. Hint; take note of posts, and reaction to the thoughts put forward. You might also note participation, (and this is the worlds premier site on the subject)!
quote:Originally posted by meninarmer: ^ Mike, I note the response and enthusiasm rate on all posts. Threads with most enthusiastic participation are generally those such as; Does Will Smith resemble an AE Pharaoh. LOL, I attribute that to average poster's age.
Still, I believe if given the opportunity, many serious researchers here and on other sites would welcome a venue to publish articles/papers while maintaining control. I also believe the general world black population is ready fro such an endeavor and willing to support it financially, if packaged correctly.
Just to inform the American brothers!
Since some years we have NINSEE, a so-called Black Institute to research mostly Dutch slavery related matters. Off course no Van Sertima, nor Rogers or even Snowden on the curriculum. Some great studies came out, but nothing that can touch white supremacy thinking. Their site was really zero, so I stopped visiting. Now I see some changes.
The institute was created and funded by the State so they have a place to sent Black scholars too, because they really do not want them messing up their lily-white institutes. But still you see that they have mostly white scholars giving lectures.
OSO is another white dominated magazine for Surinamistiek. What these people do is to tie black intellectuals to their racist cause, so nothing of a black identity can grow and exist. They decide who is a certified writer about Surinam. I will publish the list of names which I regard as a list of houseniggers.
RUTU is about Surinam genealogy, but very dull and outdated, promoting white supremacy with every disgusting piece. Financed by subscribers and run by volunteers.
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List of the people who are certified by the Dutch State to write about Surinam. If your name is not on it, you may not be quoted, reviewed, invited, recognized. I call it a housenigger list. The Dutch have all these drugtaking weirdo's, pimps and whores who they call great writers, but leave the Surinamese with nothing. These people should be Surinam intellectuals who should liberate their own people, not promote white supremacy and colonialism. Most of them are just horrid, though. ================================================= Uit Wikipedia, Lijst van Surinamisten – beoefenaren van de Surinamistiek - en hun specialisme.
M.F. Abbenhuis † (geschiedenis, folklore) Cynthia Abrahams (letterkunde) Jnan Adhin † (recht, Hindoestaanse culturen) Terry Agerkop (musicologie) Willem Ahlbrinck † (folklore, culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Nardo Aluman (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Jacques Arends † (taalkunde, creooltalen) Peter van Baarle (taalkunde, Arowakken) Krish Bajnath (letterkunde, Sarnami) Freek Bakker (theologie, hindoestaanse religies) Ruud Beeldsnijder † (geschiedenis, slavernij) Chris de Beet (culturele antropologie, marronvolkeren) Herman Benjamins † (geschiedenis, onderwijs, folklore) Surj Biere (taalkunde, Hindoestanen) Renata de Bies (taalkunde, Surinaams-Nederlands) Aspha Bijnaar (sociologie, 20e eeuw) Kenneth Bilby (culturele antropologie, marronvolkeren) Chandra van Binnendijk (kunstgeschiedenis, 20e eeuw) Kenneth Boumann (bibliofilie) Karin Boven (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Hans Breeveld (geschiedenis, 20e eeuw) Aart Broek (letterkunde) Ad de Bruijne (geografie) Hillary de Bruin (musicologie) Hans Buddingh’ (geschiedenis) Fred Budike (demografie) Willem Buschkens (niet-westerse sociologie, Creolen) Otmar Buyne (medicijnen, Creolen) Herman van Cappelle (culturele antropologie, folklore) Eithne Carlin (taalkunde, inheemse culturen) Eddy Charry (taalkunde, Sranan) Chan Choenni (sociologie, Hindoestanen 20e eeuw) Theod. A.C. Comvalius † (folkore, muziek, Creolen) Theo Damsteegt (taal- en letterkunde hindoestaanse talen) F.E.R. Derveld (politicologie) Edward Dew (geschiedenis, moderne politiek) Henk Dijs (genealogie) Thea Doelwijt (literatuur; Creoolse cultuur) Antoon Donicie † (folklore, Creolen) Jan van Donselaar (biologie, taalkunde, Surinaams-Nederlands) Kees van Doorne † (bibliografie) Frank Dragtenstein (geschiedenis, slavernij) Kees Dubelaar † (folkore, petrogliefen) Hein Eersel (taalkunde, Sranan) Jerry Egger (geschiedenis, 20e eeuw) J.F.E. Einaar † (geschiedenis, 19de eeuw) Piet Emmer (geschiedenis, slavernij) Hugo Enser (geschiedenis) Hugo Essed (geschiedenis, slavernij) Eva Essed-Fruin (taalkunde) Derijck Ferrier (sociologie, 20e eeuw) David Findlay † (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) H.C. Focke † (taalkunde, muziek, Creolen) Dirk Cornelis Geijskes † (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Lila Gobardhan-Rambocus (taalkunde, onderwijsgeschiedenis) C.H. de Goeje † (culturele antropologie) Patricia Gomes (geschiedenis, slavernij) J.W. Gonggrijp † (culturele antropologie, Creolen) Sylvia Gooswit (culturele antropologie, Javanen) Ruben Gowricharn (sociologie, 20e eeuw) A. de Groot † (geschiedenis) Silvia de Groot (geschiedenis, marronculturen) Trudi Guda (culturele antropologie, Creolen) Julius J. Halfhide † (economie, landbouw) Jan Jacob Hartsinck † (geschiedenis) Maurits Hassankhan (geschiedenis, Hindoestanen) François Haverschmidt † (biologie, vogels) Frances Herskovits † (culturele antropologie, Creolen) Melville Herskovits † (culturele antropologie, Creolen) Eddy van der Hilst (taalkunde; Sranan) Sandew Hira (geschiedenis) Rosemarijn Hoefte (geschiedenis Aziatische bevolkingsgroepen) Guno Hoen (geschiedenis, sport) Berend Hoff (taalkunde, Inheemsen) Wim Hoogbergen (culturele antropologie, geschiedenis marronvolkeren) Okke ten Hove (geschiedenis, slavernij) George Huttar (taalkunde, creooltalen) Franklin Jabini (theologie, kerkgeschiedenis) John Jansen van Galen (geschiedenis 20e eeuw) Michiel van Kempen (letterkunde) Robert Janki Kiban (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Fabiola Jara (culturele antropologie, kosmologie, Inheemsen) C.J.M. de Klerk † (culturele antropologie, geschiedenis, Hindoestanen) Ellen Klinkers (geschiedenis, slavernij) Peter Kloos † (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Geert Koefoed (taalkunde, creooltalen) J.G.A. Koenders † (taalkunde, geschiedenis, folklore, Creolen) Evert van Laar (historische documentatie) Armando Lampe (theologie, geschiedenis) Carlo Lamur (geschiedenis, 20e eeuw) Humphrey Lamur (demografie, slavernij) Lou Lichtveld † (taalkunde, geschiedenis) Ursy Lichtveld † (Afro-Surinaamse culturen) Rudolf van Lier † (niet-westerse sociologie, geschiedenis) J.M. van der Linde (geschiedenis, slavernij) André Loor (geschiedenis) Cynthia Mc Leod (geschiedenis, slavernij) Edmundo Magaña (culturele antropologie, kosmologie, Inheemsen) Frans Malajuwara (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) William Man A Hing (recht, genealogie, geschiedenis, Chinezen) Motilal Marhé (taalkunde, Sarnami) Edwin Marshall (politieke geschiedenis 20e eeuw) Peter Meel (moderne politieke geschiedenis) Jaap Meijer † (geschiedenis) Jack Menke (sociologie, politicologie, 20e eeuw) W.R. Menkman † (geschiedenis) Baijah Mhango (sociologie, economische geschiedenis 20e eeuw) F.E.M. Mitrasing † (recht, politieke geschiedenis 20e eeuw) Els Moor (letterkunde, literatuurdidactiek) G.A. Nagelkerke (bibliografie) David Nassy † (geschiedenis) Hilde Neus (geschiedenis) Mies van Niekerk (sociologie, 20e eeuw) Mavis Noordwijk (musicologie) Benny Ooft † (politieke geschiedenis) Coen Ooft † (recht) Gert Oostindie (geschiedenis) J.W.C. Ort (geschiedenis, slavernij) Frederik Oudschans Dentz † (geschiedenis, folklore) Bert Paasman (letterkunde, 18de eeuw) André Pakosie (geschiedenis, fytotherapie, marronculturen, Ndyuka) Arthur Philip Penard † (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Frederik Paul Penard † (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Ineke Phaf (letterkunde) Thomas Polimé (culturele antropologie, marrons) Hugo Pos † (letterkunde) Richard Price (culturele antropologie, marronculturen) Sally Price (culturele antropologie, marronculturen) Hans Ramsoedh (moderne politieke geschiedenis) Roline Redmond (culturele antropologie) Herman C. van Renselaar † (culturele antropologie, Creolen) Peter Rivière (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Irene Rolfes (bibliografie) Jos de Roo (letterkunde) Wim Rutgers (letterkunde) H.A. Samson † (geschiedenis, folklore) Philip A. Samson † (geschiedenis, folklore) Johan Sarmo (taal- en letterkunde, Javanen) Marten Schalkwijk (politicologie) J. Schoffelmeer (theologie, winti) Ben Scholtens † (geschiedenis) John Schuster (demografie 20e eeuw) Jules Sedney (politicologie, geschiedenis 20e eeuw) Betty Sedoc-Dahlberg (sociologie, studenten) Angelie Sens (letterkunde, slavernij) Robert David Simons † (folklore, geschiedenis, taalkunde) Jozef Siwpersad (geschiedenis, slavernij) Joh. F. Snelleman † (folklore) Ronald Snijders (musicologie, taalkunde (Surinaams-Nederlands) ) Jan Soebhag (Hindoestanen) J.D. Speckmann (niet-westerse sociologie, Hindoestanen) G.J. Staal † (geschiedenis) F. Staehelin † (geschiedenis, Creolen) Gerold Stahel † (geografie) Henri Stephen (winti) Miriam Sterman (culturele antropologie, marronvolkeren) Alex van Stipriaan-Luïscius (geschiedenis, Creolen) Jouke Tacoma (culturele antropologie, Inheemsen) Marten Douwes Teenstra † (geschiedenis) C.L. Temminck Groll (architectuur) Marjo de Theije (antropologie, goudzoekers) Bonno Thoden van Velzen (antropologie, marronculturen) Tijno Venema (sociologie, 20e eeuw) Joop Vernooij (theologie, geschiedenis) Aad Versteeg (archeologie) Jan Voorhoeve (taal- en letterkunde, Sranan) Jean-Jacques Vrij (geschiedenis, slavernij) Hein Vruggink (taal- en letterkunde, Javanen) Annemarie de Waal-Malefijt (culturele antropologie, Hindoestanen) Eugenius Theodorus Waaldijk † (geschiedenis, slavernij) Johan van de Walle † (geschiedenis) Gloria Wekker (genderstudies) Herman Christiaan Wekker † (taalkunde, creooltalen) Just Wekker † (landmeetkunde, demografie, Inheemsen) Freek van Wel † (letterkunde) Marga Werkhoven (biologie, flora) Siegfried Werners (politieke geschiedenis, 20e eeuw) Wilhelmina van Wetering (culturele antropologie, sociologie) Julien Wolbers † (geschiedenis) Sigi Wolf † (theologie) Ton Wolf (taalbeheersing, letterkunde) H.R. Wullschlügel † (taalkunde, Sranan) Hesdie S. Zamuel (theologie) Karel Zeefuik (theologie) Henny de Ziel † (taalkunde, Sranan) Govert Zijlmans (geschiedenis)
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quote:Originally posted by Mike111: meninarmer - The answer lay before you, you might as well accept it. Hint; take note of posts, and reaction to the thoughts put forward. You might also note participation, (and this is the worlds premier site on the subject)!
This is one hell of a scary prospect. That this site is the premier site on afrocentrism! Does the word defeatism ring a bell with you guys?
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quote:Originally posted by Mike111: meninarmer - The answer lay before you, you might as well accept it. Hint; take note of posts, and reaction to the thoughts put forward. You might also note participation, (and this is the worlds premier site on the subject)!
This is one hell of a scary prospect. That this site is the premier site on afrocentrism! Does the word defeatism ring a bell with you guys?
It doesn't say much for Black people in general, does it? Just too many Argyle104s out there.
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quote:Originally posted by Mike111: meninarmer - The answer lay before you, you might as well accept it. Hint; take note of posts, and reaction to the thoughts put forward. You might also note participation, (and this is the worlds premier site on the subject)!
This is one hell of a scary prospect. That this site is the premier site on afrocentrism! Does the word defeatism ring a bell with you guys?
It doesn't say much for Black people in general, does it? Just too many Argyle104s out there.
The Bible offers some great methods to get things changed. I think of its emphases on the power of THE WORD in Genesis. Or how these people are supposed to have brought the walls from Jericho tumbling down with noise. So if WE start repeating how much we hate WHITE SUPREMACY, HOUSENIGGERS AND COLONIALISM; they might at least start to crumble. NO?
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