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DEATH OF THE WILLIE LYNCH SPEECH (Part I)

by Prof. Manu Ampim
Since 1995 there has been much attention given to a speech claimed to be delivered by a “William Lynch” in 1712. This speech has been promoted widely throughout African American and Black British circles. It is re-printed on numerous websites, discussed in chat rooms, forwarded as a “did you know” email to friends and family members, assigned as required readings in college and high school courses, promoted at conferences, and there are several books published with the title of “Willie Lynch.”[1] In addition, new terminology called the “Willie Lynch Syndrome” has been devised to explain the psychological problems and the disunity among Black people...Read More

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This speech was delivered by Willie Lynch on the bank of the James River in the colony of Virginia in 1712. Lynch was a British slave owner in the West Indies. He was invited to the colony of Virginia in 1712 to teach his methods to slave owners there. The term lynching is derived from his last name.

THE SOLUTION
RBG BLAKADEMICS (LIBERATION THROUGH PROPER EDUCATION) IS THE SOLUTION

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Thursday, July 10, 2008

RBG Kemetic Matrix: and "A Highly Important Query" Are Afrikans in America Still Slaves? Part 1



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I just learned yesterday that a sista really wrote the Matrix. They stole/copied/ robbed her, and then threw her lawsuit out of court over a technicality Learn more about it








The education of any people should begin with the people themselves.... The chief difficulty with the education of the Negro is that it has been largely imitation resulting in the enslavement of his mind.
Dr. Carter G. Woodson, The Miseducation of the Negro(1933)

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Query:
Are Afrikans in America Still Slaves?
Let's start out our address to the question at issue by reflecting on the icebreaker video above...HAVE YOU / WE BEEN LIVING A LIE? WERE WE MIS / DE-EDUCATED? Absolutely-No question about it !!! We introduce this EduBlog with the quote above from renounced scholar and educator Dr. Carter G. Woodson. It should serve as the quick answer to the question at issue. For the acute among us I might rest my case here...For others I shell continue.

Despite the wealth of solid information presented within the RBG Communiversity, I am not surprised that most of us would reject the notion of us still being slaves. But, if you are a true seeker of fact, truth and history...study our communiversity a bit with close attention, learn how it works and follow some links before your take your final position on this most important question- "ARE WE STILL SLAVES".

The long answer as to why I / we hold the position that we (Afrikans in America) are still slaves is articulated AND WELL DOCUMENTED in the body of this communiversity's content quite well I think ...Ones cumulative overstanding of content once they have spent some quality time with it. ...For those who choice to pick one little thing out of the larger picture and formulate an ill informed position, what follows is the short version of my / our reasoning and rational...




First, Let's Break Some More Ice:

Banned Boondocks Episode:
The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show


The shackles were taken off the arms and legs of our ancestors, only to be placed on our minds...one result is flagrant self-hatred.



(Goes to self-alienation, self-hatred and living a lie /
"it's funny as hell to")





"Taco the unifier" from Black Riders Liberation Party

WHAT FOLLOWS IS ANOTHER DEMONSTRABLE
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VIDEO and LESSON"





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**We of the New Afrikan Independence Movement spell "Afrikan" with a "k" because Afrikan linguists originally used "k" to indicake the "c" sound in the English language. We use the term "New Afrikan," instead of Black, to define ourselves as an Afrikan people who have been forcibly transplanted to a new land and formed into a "new Afrikan nation" in North America. But our struggle behind the walls did not begin in America.


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