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There is no such thing as Africa, African (women, man or child). No language can attest the existence of that derogatory name. If I were to be asked to give it a definition, I would say *Africa (and I put the * there to mean unattested) is a racist construct with imlerialist motives to terminate the exiatence of Kmtyw “Black People”; the result of its success is Africa with African (i.e. Not Black/Non-Blacks) in it.
Kemet, means, and is, The land of Blacks, a Nation of Blacks. The Land of Blacks is the earth, the whole earth. Otherwise ‘Out of Africa’ theory and migration would not make sense. For example, migrate to where? They, the Kmtyw “Black People” knew. How they knew is a matter of research. But as my famous scholar once said, “even a coachroach knows how to migrate from one apartment to the next, given its size”. To be human is to be Black <kmm>. BaNtu means to be Black <kmm>. BaNtu is Zulu. In Sepedi (my language) it is BaNtsho. Someone (a linguist, only) needs to tell me how the word “Ntu” evolved from “Ntsho”, or perhaps one from the other. The Tsonga say “BaNu”. What happened to the “t”? In Zulu, to say “abaNtu” is to say colloquially (or in short form) “people” whence it is precisely formally meant to say “abantu abamnyama”. BaNtsho (or even Bantu) means exactly that, exactly, in Sepedi/Tshwana/Sesotho. Thus Zulu and Tsonga people shortened it to “abantu”, “baby”, respectively, leading “Bantu” and in Setsonga ” Banu/baNu) dropping a “t”.
“Nature does not know how to create two types of Beings” (Diop). If you think it does, show me, scientifically, via experimentation or simulation. The type of Being it produced, produces is,was black <km>, Ntsho <km>, Ntu <km>, Nu <km>, Ntsundu <km>. Ntsundu is Xhosa, and the Xhosa people are blood related to Zulu. The word Ntu evolved somehow to Ntsundu. All the above, but not limited to, (Zulu, Pediatric,Xhosa,Tswana,Sotho, Tsonga, Venda etc) are blood related. In fact all Blacks are Ntu, Ntsu, Ntsundu, Nu. Those of, for example, Swahili, call their language as such but are Ntu, Nu, Ntsundu etc., or simply put <km>, and to say baNtu or abaNtu etc., is to say baKm, abaKm. The other way to write that is abaKm.t, or simply put, kmtyw, to now describe a Nation – ALL BLACKS, BLACK PEOPLE. Thus, their land, the whole earth, is Km.t Land of the Blacks, (for) the Nation if Blacks.
I should be a linguist you know. I can change the name of the continent like yesterday. Period.
— By Chocho The Black (or the black Black), where I use Cho the same as Tshu, as in TshoTsho, or NtshoNtsho – Black Black, the very Black. His blood is black and only drinks black milk, that’s my grandfather, maternal. He is me, and I am him, alive. You can’t separate Blacks. If you can, it will be lime separating the earth from the universe. Good luck. You will deserve it.
