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“The state of maroonage could be a permanent condition of individuals who liberated themselves from bondage or a temporary state in which an enslaved person left his or her plantation with the intention of returning after a brief respite. Those of the former often formed maroon communities of self-liberated people who fled bondage to live…
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“Although most of the examples in this chapter are drawn from the low- country and Chesapeake regions, it is important to note that blacks drew on martial art traditions in all regions of North America. These included forms of stick fighting. However, the two longest lasting and most widespread martial arts were the ‘wrasslin’’ art of kicking a…
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“The overseer called at the cabin of one of the slaves, and was not a little surprised to find there the refractory slave, Williams, in company with three other men. He immediately walked up to him and asked him some questions to which Williams made no reply. Attended, as he always was, by his ferocious bulldog, he flourished his cowhide in… Read more
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I’ve read this account before, but not in this book. Way to go Nana Williams!
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Confused negroes on Twitter are claiming to be BOTH the ancient Hebrews AND Native Americans. Perhaps their ancestors also lived on a flat Earth.
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In other news, those who frequent toxic waste dumps may be exposed to toxic waste.
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All they’re missing is the reptilian agenda
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So confused they don’t realize Hebrews and Indigenous People are both descendants of the Kmtyw.
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This is old-time stuff now broadly discussed on various platforms. As a people, we have an identity problem and either want to disassociate from our history, assume another identity, or both. Even on the continent, Africans want to assume the Hebrew identity.
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In his writing, “Africa and the Discovery of America,” Vol.3, Philadelphia 1920-1922, Harvard Professor Wiener noted the similarities between Indigenous North American and African cultures. Using Sudan and Mexico as examples, he said the similarities in spiritual beliefs and other cultural aspects in both countries show they “are of African origin.”
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Switching and foot tripping from CP, a sister art of 52 Blocks
https://blacfoundation.org/foot-tripping/
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