That's racist!

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volfanhill said:
Wonder if he learned that at Duke?
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Elite academia is actually pretty racist when it comes to black history. They're the reason you guys are surprised by the fact the Ancient Egyptians were black despite being in Africa. So I definitely didn't learn that from them. My study of history is entirely self-taught.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Elite academia is actually pretty racist when it comes to black history. They're the reason you guys are surprised by the fact the Ancient Egyptians were black despite being in Africa. So I definitely didn't learn that from them. My study of history is entirely self-taught.
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Well we know you did not study it at Duke. Lol
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Elite academia is actually pretty racist when it comes to black history. They're the reason you guys are surprised by the fact the Ancient Egyptians were black despite being in Africa. So I definitely didn't learn that from them. My study of history is entirely self-taught.
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lol self taught makes sense. “I learned this $h!+ on YouTube!”
 
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Vol8188 said:
lol self taught makes sense. “I learned this $h!+ on YouTube!”
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Well I started studying this topic way before YouTube. There's this place called the library. I don't know if you heard of it. You can read these things called books that have interesting information in them.

The first book that opened my mind to the truth was this:

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Blew my mind the first time I read it in the early 2000s. In fact I was so taken aback by the information in it that I went back to the library to cross check his references to make sure what he was saying was in the books of the Ancient Greeks was true.

YouTube is great but nothing beats reading.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Elite academia is actually pretty racist when it comes to black history. They're the reason you guys are surprised by the fact the Ancient Egyptians were black despite being in Africa. So I definitely didn't learn that from them. My study of history is entirely self-taught.
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I’ve seen A LOT of YouTube videos
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Elite academia is actually pretty racist when it comes to black history. They're the reason you guys are surprised by the fact the Ancient Egyptians were black despite being in Africa. So I definitely didn't learn that from them. My study of history is entirely self-taught.
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To be "surprised", as you suggest, one would actually need to take your crackpot ideas seriously (along with the same copy/paste nonsense you roll out ad nauseam).

Your study of history seems to be based on a barber-shop idea book and a couple of collages from old encyclopedia volumes and National Geographic magazines.

Heck, since this is a thread on Iran, go ahead and enlighten us about Persian "hair culture" while you're here.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Well I started studying this topic way before YouTube. There's this place called the library. I don't know if you heard of it. You can read these things called books that have interesting information in them.

The first book that opened my mind to the truth was this:

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Blew my mind the first time I read it in the early 2000s. In fact I was so taken aback by the information in it that I went back to the library to cross check his references to make sure what he was saying was in the books of the Ancient Greeks was true.

YouTube is great but nothing beats reading.
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Based on the majority of your posts, a light breeze would blow your mind. From what I've gathered, Browder's basically a self-proclaimed Egyptologist who tells audiences stories they like hearing at "Kemetamorphosis Conferences" in order to crowdfund field trips to Egypt.

Quote from one article:

"I experienced a kemetamorphosis when I realized that I was engaged in spiritual sharecropping and had to take this power back by expanding my understanding of Spirit and my understanding of Self. I owe all of this to my mentor Mr. Browder and the study tour."
 
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tbh said:
To be "surprised", as you suggest, one would actually need to take your crackpot ideas seriously (along with the same copy/paste nonsense you roll out ad nauseam).
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Well you guys seem to have had a hard time countering those crackpot ideas. In fact everytime that debate happens it always goes from the Ancient Egyptians aren't black to well even if they were black why does it matter now after I systemically counter every argument made against me. Go back and read those posts in the last thread on that topic and tell me I'm lying. Yall start of denying they were black to eventually arguing why it matters and what it has to do with black folk today. It's like clockwork.
 
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tbh said:
Based on the majority of your posts, a light breeze would blow your mind. From what I've gathered, Browder's basically a self-proclaimed Egyptologist who tells audiences stories they like hearing at "Kemetamorphosis Conferences" in order to crowdfund field trips to Egypt.

Quote from one article:

"I experienced a kemetamorphosis when I realized that I was engaged in spiritual sharecropping and had to take this power back by expanding my understanding of Spirit and my understanding of Self. I owe all of this to my mentor Mr. Browder and the study tour."
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His book is well researched and sourced. It has footnotes supporting each point. When I first read it I couldn't believe the information so I had to double check. And what he says is exactly what was in the sources. Self-taught or not his research was on point.
 
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