True School Warriors********* A reminder from Afrika Bambaataa
posted by Lord Yoda X ********
_________TAKE BACK HIP HOP CULTURE by Afrika Bambataa_________
TIME TO FIGHT ALL RADIO STATION WHO CLAIM HIP HOP BUT DO NOT PLAY HIP HIP
IN A BALANCE. PLAY OLD SCHOOL WITH NEW SCHOOL; TO KEEP A BALANCE WITH
TRUE SCHOOL. TIME TO FIGHT ALL THESE DAMN STATIONS WHO ARE JUST PLAYING
ONE STYLE OF RAP AND TO FIGHT THESE BS TV VIDEO SHOWS THAT ONLY PLAY
RAP VIDEOS OF DISRESPECT TO WOMAN OR JUST SHOW NEGATIVE VIDEOS AND NOT
PLAY ALL VIDEOS IN A BALANCE FROM PAST TO THE PRESENT.
BRING THE SPIRIT OF MAAT TO HIP HOP RADIO AND TV SHOWS.
CONSCIOUSNESS AND FUN IN HIP HOP
THE FIGHT FOR 2006 IS ON TO SAVE HIP HOP CULTURE,
TIME TO RAISE THE ARMY OF PEOPLE WHO WILL PUT THE POWER
OF THE SUPREME FORCE ON THESE SATANIST B*STARDS, WHO ARE TRYING TO
CONTROL THE MINDS OF THE HIP HOP WORLD NATION.
ALL WHO STAND ON THE SIDE OF THE SUPREME FORCE, WHO IS CALLED BY MANY NAMES,
STOP BEING SCARED, STAND UP AND RAISE YOUR VOICE AND THEN GET TO WORK TO
EXPOSE THESE DAMN RECORD LABELS, RADIO STATIONS, TV HIP HOP SHOWS
OR WHATEVER SHOWS THAT SHOWS US IN A BS VISION OF JUST BEING PIMPS,
PLAYAS, GANGSTERS AND HOES, STRAIGHT UP NIGGERS, WIGGERS, OR ANY OTHER
DEROGATORY WORDS THAT THEY USE AND WE USE TO CALL OURSELVES.
WE ARE ASKING ALL BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF ALL SO CALLED RACES
(THE HUMAN RACE) ALL OVER THE WORLD,TO JOIN BROTHER AFRIKA BAMBAATAA
AND THE UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION, BROTHER DAVEY D, TOOLS OF WAR,THE R.E.A.C.H.
ORGANIZATION, SISTER ROSA CLEMENTE, KEVIN POWELL, SISTER APRIL SILVER,
ERNIE PANICCIOLI, CRAZY LEGS, FABEL, TONY TONE, ADISA, NTELEK MARTHA DIAZ,
CHUCK D, PROFESSOR X, KRS ONE AND THE TEMPLE OF HIP HOP, THE UNIVERSAL FEDERATION
FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HIP HOP CULTURE AND MANY MORE GRASS ROOTS ORGANIZATIONS
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD TO BRING THE POWER OF GODS AND GODDESSES,
THE SUPREME FORCE ON ALL THESE JIVE A*S SO CALLED HIP HOP RADIO STATION
TO CHANGE UP OR BACK TO HELL YOU GO . IT IS TIME TO CAUSE A WORLD MOVEMENT.
STOP BEING SCARED AND CALL ON THE SPIRITS OF THE ANCESTORS,
THE LORD OF ALL THE WORLDS AND GET TO WORK.
RAISE CONSCIOUSNESS BACK IN HIP HOP CULTURE.
WE ARE NOT SAYING TO STOP PLAYING WHAT YOUR ARE PLAYING ON THE AIR
OR SHOWING ON THE TV BUT TO HAVE BALANCE AND PLAY IT ALL,
OLD SCHOOL TO NEW SCHOOL TO BE TRUE SCHOOL.
WE NEED THE ARMY OF GODS AND GODDESSES TO LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SPEAK
BUT TO LIFT EVERY ARM AND SWING MEANING PUT FIRE TO THESE DEMONS ON
THESE STATIONS WHO WILL BRING THE CULTURE OF HIP HOP OVER TO THE DEVIL.
IF YOUR ARE WITH SAVING HIP HOP CULTURE THEN FIGHT LIKE GODS OF HEAVEN
AND SEND THEM DEMONS BACK TO HELL. IN THE SPIRIT OF THE MILLION MORE MARCH,
MILLION MAN MARCH, MILLION WOMAN MARCH, MILLION YOUTH MARCH,
THE UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION, THE ROCK STEADY CREW, ALL THE B-BOYS AND GIRLS,
TRUE HIP HOP CULTURE HEADS THROUGHOUT PLANET EARTH JOIN AN ORGANIZATION OR
GET WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE ABOUT MOVEMENT TO TAKE OUR CULTURE BACK AND SAVE
OUR YOUTH ALL OVER THE WORLD AND TO SAVE YOUR MIND AND YOUR SOUL.
ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE
BROTHER AFRIKA BAMBAATAATHE AMEN RA OF UNIVERSAL HIP HOP CULTUREUNIVERSAL ZULU NATION
NOVEMBER = Hip Hop History month !!
HIP HOP HISTORY MONTH
The Universal Zulu Nation calls on the World to recognize the whole month of November as HIP HOP HISTORY MONTH!The official birthday of the Universal Zulu Nation is November 12, 1973.
The official birthday of Hip Hop is November 12th, 1974.
With consideration to the above mentioned dates, nothing makes more sense than to celebrate Hip Hop culture and it's history during November, which is exactly what the Universal Zulu Nation has been doing for over 27 + years. November is also significant in the fact that it kicks off the "indoor jam season". The Hip Hop community jams, enjoyed outdoors in the parks, throughout the Summer, had to move indoors for about 7 months to community centers, gymnasiums, schools etc. for the Fall and Winter seasons. The Hip Hop World should recognize this month and pay tribute to those who laid the foundation and paved the way as well as to those who continue to preserve the rich tradition of the culture.
Of course, The Zulu Nation appreciates all efforts to preserve the whole of Hip Hop culture, including any days or weeks set aside to conscientiously appreciate Hip Hop, but would rather that all of these days and weeks combine to celebrate in unity every November as the tradition has been since the beginning of this culture. Founded by the godfather of Hip Hop himself, Afrika Bambaataa, The Universal Zulu Nation is the world's oldest, largest and most respected grass roots Hip Hop organization. It's members and supporters are Hip Hop's most famous and legendary artists. True school enthusiasts travel from all around the world to be in New York City, in November, for the annual Zulu Hip Hop Anniversary, the only true Hip Hop Anniversary since the beginning. The Anniversary hosts a positive Hip Hop community coming together from all walks of life to celebrate the true essence and excitement of what Hip Hop was meant to be. Many artists who have donated their performances to help raise funds at Zulu Hip Hop Anniversaries have gone on to become legends and many of these legends continue to return to NYC, in November, to give back to the core community who supported them since their careers began.
A Little Background Information: In the early years of the culture, the movement went untitled until Afrika Bambaataa, started calling it "Hip Hop", a term originated by Lovebug Starski. In the 70's, ten years prior to it's gaining global recognition, Hip Hop was a celebration of life gradually developing each of it's elements to form a cultural movement. Due to it's energy, dynamics, and momentum, Hip Hop culture has become, ultimately, a key to upliftment and reformation, as well as a billion-dollar industry.
From the 80's on, the Rap industry and media have helped to make the terms "Hip Hop" and "Rap" synonymous, leaving out the other elements included in the culture. In light of this enormous oversight, the Zulu Nation promotes the "5th element" of Hip Hop, which is KNOWLEDGE, and actively tries to educate the masses about the history and foundational elements of true Hip Hop culture. Bambaataa declared: "When we made Hip Hop, we made it hoping it would be about peace, love, unity and having fun so that people could get away from the negativity that was plaguing our streets (gang violence, drug abuse, self hate, violence among those of African and Latino descent). Even though this negativity still happens here and there, as the culture progresses, we play a big role in conflict resolution and enforcing positivity."
Hip Hop is the Vehicle to Deliver Innumerable Lessons! Afrika Bambaataa doesn't believe that Hip Hop heads should just have knowledge of Hip Hop. He promotes and proves that Hip Hop can be used as a vehicle for teaching awareness, knowledge, wisdom, understanding, freedom, justice, equality, peace, unity, love, respect, responsibility and recreation, overcoming challenges, economics, mathematics. science, life, truth, facts and faith.
The Elements: Hip Hop culture is defined as a movement which is expressed through various artistic mediums which we call "elements". The main elements are known as MC'ing (Rapping), DJ'ing, WRITING (Aerosol Art), SEVERAL DANCE FORMS (which include Breaking, Up-Rocking, Popping, and Locking) and the element which holds the rest together: KNOWLEDGE. There are also other elements such as Vocal Percussion/Beat Boxing, Fashion, etc. Within the past 20 years, Hip-Hop culture has greatly influenced the entertainment world with its creative contributions in music, dance, art, poetry, and fashion.
Due to their lack of knowledge about the whole of Hip Hop culture, many of our world's youth are mistaken in thinking that activities such as: smoking blunts, drinking 40's, wearing a designer label plastered across their chest, carrying a gun, or going to strip clubs, are "Hip Hop". Hip Hop is being portrayed negatively by many artists who work in the element of Rap (emceeing), and this negativity is usually instigated and promoted by the record industry and various other corporations who exploit the culture at the expense of the youth's state of mind and morality. The Universal Zulu Nation believes there is a difference in speaking out about negativity (activism) and promoting it as a desirable lifestyle. Gangsters, pimps, playas, hustlers, niggers, spics, and many other derogatory words once used against us are now self employed in our everyday vocabulary. Our ancestors who have fought and died trying to free us from these sicknesses and slave mentality are probably turning over in their graves! Bambaataa asks you to just think about this, "How in the hell did we turn from GODS to dogs?"
Afrika Bambaataa encourages you to do more research about our story, his/her-story, and what you think is your mystery is actually your history. Where are our Hip Hop thinkers, lawyers, holistic doctors, scientists, agriculturalists/herbalists, revolutionaries, politicians, judges, researchers, teachers, police, army, accountants, anthropologists, etc. Where is our own Hip Hop Museum? Many talk the talk but don't walk the walk. Many straight out sell-out to the liberation of our people as well as to all humans on the planet so called Earth! He also encourages you to do research on any Hip Hop organization that deals with consciousness and the upliftment of all people. To all those who purposely make up your own history and lie about the culture- DO YOUR RESEARCH!
You can contact the Universal Zulu Nation at their main website www.ZuluNation.com and to explore links to other Zulu chapters and websites.Thank you in advance for forwarding this announcement to everyone you know!Peace and Blessings Afrika Bambaataa & the entire Universal Zulu Nation.As we say in Zulu - respect the many UNIVERSES and especially MOTHER EARTH
PS: If you are planning any events in honor of Hip Hop History Month in November please feel free to write to the webmaster at ZuluNation.com to keep us up-to-date!
THE 5TH ELEMENT OF HIP HOP CULTURE
KNOWLEDGE, CULTURE, OVERSTANDING
FACTOLOGY VS. BELIEFS
NEW YORK STATE SENATE RECOGNIZES NOVEMBER ASHIP HOP HISTORY MONTH
STATUS:
J6602 ESPADA
Resolutions, Legislative
TITLE....Honoring the rich traditions of Hip Hop Culture/www.senate.state.ny.us/12/11/02
REFERRED TO FINANCE
12/17/02
REPORTED TO CALENDAR FOR CONSIDERATION
12/17/02
ADOPTED
BILL TEXT:LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION honoring the rich traditions of Hip Hop CultureWHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body to pay tribute tothose individuals of historic and artistic significance whose creativetalents have contributed to the cultural enrichment of our communitiesand our Nation; andWHEREAS, The month of November is now recognized by the State of NewYork as Hip Hop Culture History month; andWHEREAS, Afrika Bambaattaa, was the first Hip Hop activist, who oncesaid, "Hip Hop Culture was created to be about peace, love, unity andhaving fun, in order to help people to get away from the negativity thatwas plaguing our streets"; andWHEREAS, Even though this negativity still exists, as the cultureprogresses, Hip Hop Culture plays a big role in the conflict and resol-ution by encouraging positivity; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop is made up of Rap, DJ'ing, Break dancing, Up-Rocking,Popping, Locking, Vocal Percussion, and Beat Boxing; andWHEREAS, The godfather of Hip Hop culture is Afrika Bambaattaa; andthe world's oldest, largest and most respected grass roots Hip Hoporganization is the Universal Zulu Nation; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop culture is a positive tool for social change; andWHEREAS, The inception of Hip Hop culture in the Bronx was during theearly 1970's; it has been a vehicle for breaking down racial barriers ona world wide level; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop is a means for overcoming challenges, and a means forteaching awareness and knowledge, inspiration and wisdom; andWHEREAS, During the 70's, Hip Hop was a celebration of life, graduallydeveloping to form a cultural movement as a result of its dynamic energyand momentum; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop culture has become, ultimately, a key to uplift thespirit of many; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop culture has greatly influenced the entertainmentworld with its creative contributions in music, dance, art, poetry, andfashion; andWHEREAS, Hip Hop is the vehicle to deliver innumerable lessons andcontinues to provide for unity, love, respect, and responsibility; andWHEREAS, D.J. Afrika Bambaattaa and the Universal Zulu Nation, CoolHerc, Grandmaster Flash, the Cold Crush Brothers, Cool Clyde and Light-nen Lance, Nolie Dee, Maria Davis and Mytika Davis are true inspira-tions; andWHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body, in keeping with itstime-honored traditions, to recognize and pay tribute to those organiza-tions which foster ethnic pride and enhance the profile of culturaldiversity that strengthens the fabric of the communities of New YorkState; andWHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body that those whoenhance the well-being and vitality of their community and have shown along and sustained commitment to excellence certainly have earned ourrecognition and applause; now, therefore, be itRESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations tohonor the rich traditions of Hip Hop Culture; and be it furtherRESOLVED, That copies of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be tran-smitted to Afrika Bambaataa and all of the participants of the Hip HopCulture Celebration.
Afrika Bambaataa & Zulu Nation Issue 10 Point Media Reform Platform
Afrika Bambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation has been fighting to take back the airwaves in what they call the Balance Campaign.. Below is their 10 point platform. Feel free to pass this around and follow up on your respective ends
Davey D
Balance campaign (10 point program)We the people of planet Earth want:
1.) A balance on the air waves of old school, new school and contemporary music.
2.) More variety of musical genres, artists and content on the radio stations.
3.) Radio station directors, programmers and deejays to be held accountable for what is played on their radio stations.
4.) The FCC to do more to regulate the radio stations which continue to play negative songs with violent/sexual content during times when children and minors are most likely to be listening---daytime, before and after school.
5.) Radio stations to reflect more diverse cultural and political views of the community and not the commercial interests of the big multi-media corporations.
6.) A certain amount of time dedicated to local news, important events, issues and concerns that affect the communities in which the radio stations are suppose to serve.
7.) A certain amount of time dedicated to local artists who put out quality music in their regions.
8.) A breakup of the monopoly of the air wave band frequencies--No big corporation should be allowed to own/control several different radio stations under different names.
9.) A balance on the video stations---more positive images of women and the urban experience which are free of the stereotypical images that assault the minds of our youth.
10.) Use the radio, video and any other form of communication to educate, enlighten and entertain and not to control, exploit and manipulate the masses.
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ALTHOUGH THE UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION WAS INTO BELIEFS LIKE SO MANY OTHER HUMANS ON THIS PLANET SO CALLED EARTH IN THE LAST MILLENNIUM. WE WILL IN THIS MILLENNIUM BE LEAVING THE BELIEF SYSTEM AND WILL BE ALL ABOUT FACTOLOGY VERSUS BELIEFS.
RIGHT KNOWLEDGE, RIGHT WISDOM, RIGHT OVERSTANDING, RIGHT SOUND REASONING, TO BRING ABOUT RIGHT WAYS AND ACTIONS.
RIGHT THINKING
SO WHAT YOU SEE BELOW HERE IS OF THE UNIVERSAL ZULU NATION OF PAST THE LAST MILLENNIUM. BEHOLD AND GET READY FOR THE NOW MILLENNIUM.
FACTOLOGY VERSUS BELIEFS
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1.) We believe in one God, who is called by many names-Allah, Jehovah, Yahweh, RA, Eloahim, Jah, God, The Most High, The Creator, The Supreme One. We believe as Amazulu, we will not fight or kill other human beings over which proper name to call God. We will recognize them all to be the same one God. We believe God will come to be seen to the human eye and will straighten out the problems that Human Beings brought upon this planet so-called Earth.
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2.) We believe in the Holy Bible and the Glorious Qur'an and in the scriptures of all the Prophets of God.
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3.) We believe that the Bible has been tampered with and must be reinterpreted, so that mankind will not be snared by the falsehoods that have been added to it.
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4.)We believe that through white supremacy many of the history books which are used to teach around the world in schools, colleges and other places of learning have been distorted, are full of lies and foster hate when teaching about other races in the human family. We believe that all history books that contain falsehoods should be destroyed and that there should be history books based on true facts of what every race has contributed to the civilization of Human Beings. Teach true history, not falsehood, only then can all races, and nationalities respect, like or maybe love each other for what our people did for the human race as a whole.
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5.) We believe in truth whatever it is. If the truth or idea you bring us is backed by facts, then we as Amazulu bare witness to this truth. Truth is Truth.
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6.) We believe that anyone who is into any religion or faith, that religion or faith should uplift you as a Human Being, not make you into a religious slave or zombie, and that the religion should not mix falsehood with truth, and that the religion should be a fighter for Freedom, Justice, and Equality for all Human Beings as well as for anything of life that God has given to this planet so-called Earth.
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7.) We believe that racism and hate are trying to rule the lives of Human Beings on this Planet so-called Earth and that only belief in the Supreme One and truth will destroy this disease called racism and hate.
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We believe that Human Beings have caused harm to Mother Earth and must do something about the pollution of the air, water, land, and space. We believe that Human Beings have also caused harm to animals and sea life and that Humans must correct their wrongs or they will be headed for destruction as it has been prophesized by the prophets. Only Human Beings with the help of God can change the future.
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9.) We believe the mental resurrection of the dead. There are many of the Human race who are blind, deaf, and dumb to the knowledge of Self and others and we feel the ones who know should teach.
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10.)We believe that life, creation, everything is based on mathematics.
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11.)We believe in the seen and what is to be known of the unseen. We believe in the Power of the mind, and that knowledge is as infinite as God himself.
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12.)We believe in justice for all, whether in God or not. We believe as others that we are due equal justice as Human Beings.
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13.)We believe as Amazulu are people of peace and that we respect those who respect us, and we are at peace with those who are peace with us, but if we are attacked by an aggressor or oppressor, then we believe and are taught that we should fight in the name of Allah, Jah, Jehovah, Yahweh, Eloahim, The Most High, God, to fight those who come against us.
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14.)We believe in Power, Education in truth, Freedom, Justice, Equality, Work for the people and the upliftment of the people.
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The Universal Zulu Nation stands for: KNOWLEDGE, WISDOM, UNDERSTANDING, FREEDOM, JUSTICE, EQUALITY, PEACE, UNITY, LOVE, RESPECT, WORK, FUN, OVERCOMING THE NEGATIVE TO THE POSITIVE, ECONOMICS, MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, LIFE, TRUTH, FACTS, FAITH, AND THE ONENESS OF GOD
European Oldschool Hip Hop Documentary (1983)
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The Past Will Allways Be Your Future If You Dont Prevent It In Present! To Understand The Meening Of True School Hip Hop You Have To Go Way back In To Time. You can Go Watch The Teenagemovie The Warriors To Get A Insideview Into Gangreality Or The 18+ Movie The Riffs To Check A More Apokalyptic And Freaked Out Vibe Of Territorial Clashs On The Battlefields In The Urban Expanse Of Ruins Of The Inneramerican Capitalistic Wars. After That You Go Watch That Movie Below And Dig That Reality Might Be Even Stranger Than Fiction.____________________________________________________
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80 Blocks from tiffany's (5 von 8 teile)
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__________________________________________________The History Of Black People(s) In America Tells Us A Story As The History Of Africa Symbolising A Crude Truth. The king, Who Wont Wear A Crown, Who Comes To Free Africa Will Free All Mankind! Thats An Universal Symbol! Afro-American History Is The Motherculture Of Hip Hop As America Is Its Motherland. Afro- American History Is American History As It Is African History As It Is World History. Afro-American Past and Present Paints A Picture In Black And White Wich Can Be Translated Into All Shades And Colors On Planet Earth. So Dont Say "America" SAY MAN!!!______________________________________________________
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50 Reasons
The Orgin of the "N" word
There seems to be a few different origins of the "N" word. The term is taken from the Latin word Niger or the French word Negre' both meaning black. When used as a noun it means black person. We can only assume that it was used as a label to refer to the darker skin people of the society. The first time the word "slave" was recorded in use was in 1680 Virginia. Initially the term Niger was probably used during the same time to refer to the slaves at the very beginning of the slave trade. As the term Niger was used, the pronunciation as well as the definition changed. Dr. David Pilgrim and Dr. Phillip Middleton, Professors at Ferris State University noted in their paper on the origins of the "N" word, that the mispronunciation of the word Niger by Southern Slave Masters probably gave way to the word Nigger.
At the same time the Slave Masters' feelings of superiority over the Africans they deemed their cattle grew into contempt and thus the "N" word was born. Birthed from the phonetically misspelling Slave Master and his hate, the "N" word was documented as first being used in 1786. The term was probably in use way before then.
The "N" word was used to refer to slaves throughout the 1700's and 1800's. Previous to this time the label "Moor" was given to men & women of color. By the early 1900's the word "Black" began to appear in print in reference to African Americans. The term was rejected by the community because of its negative connotations and in 1906 Booker T Washington endorsed the term "Negro". The "N" word, once a common label used for African American people official becomes a derogatory racial epithet.
African Americans started using the "N" word to refer to themselves in the 1920's taking the e r off of the end of the word and adding the letter a, "Nigga". Although in use in the Black community it was still a pejorative and at some point depending on the social circles denoted class difference.
The definition of the "N" word was a lazy person with no self respect, no regard for family, ignorant, stupid, slow moving, did not speak proper English and had childlike qualities. The caricatures of Black people in the early 1900's encapsulated this definition. The age of the Harlem Renaissance challenged this idea. Alain Leroy Locke, the first Black Rhode Scholar, is credited as the founder of the Harlem Renaissance. He encouraged Artist, Writers, Poets and Musicians to fully express their African pride by aligning with their rich West African History. This era brought about the "New Negro".
As the late 1960's approached so did a surge of racial pride and the term "Black" was taken on by the African American community as positive. The Black Power Movement proclaimed "Black is Beautiful". The followers of this movement called each other "Brother and Sister" denouncing the use of the "N" word.
The euphemism "The N- Word" came into use during the O.J. Simpson trial. Newspaper reporters started using "The N-word" or "The N-bomb" in their reports so as not to inflame an already tense trial.
Today the African American community still differs in its use of the word Nigger. As some use a neo revisionist attitude in an attempt to redefine the word, still others do not use the word in their vocabulary at all. In 2003, the NAACP successfully influenced Merriam-Webster Lexicographers to change the definition of the word Nigger in the dictionary so that it would no longer mean African Americans
Peace to Professor Griff Public Enemy he posted this blog
since the Universal Zulu Nation believes in Each one Teach one i placed it in a BLog in order to educate my Chapter and our Supporters Peace to Man , Woman and Child
Zulu King EL one
Universal Zulu Nation
Chapter 25
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HUEY (1 Of 6)..
_______________________________________________________THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND ?
WHAT CAN WE DO TO PREVENT THE RERISE
OF STREETGANGS IN FRANKFURT CITY - RHEIN/MAIN?
WHAT IS IT YOU HAVE TO DO BESIDE YOUR WORK
ON YOUR MUSICAL CARRIER?
WHAT ARE THE INFINITE LESSONS FOR FRANKFURT CITY?
AND WHAT ARE YOURS?
2B1ASQ1! THEE WHO DO THE SEARCH ARE THOSE WHO LL FIND!
NOT ALL LOCAL HEADS IN OUR FRIENDSLIST ARE ENLISTED ZULUS
AS NOT ALL ENLISTED LOCALS ZULUS ARE IN OUR FRIENDLIST OR
ON MYSPACE
DUE 2 THE DISICION OF SOME 2 STAY HIDDEN ONLY KNOWN BY
THOSE INSIDE OR THOSE CAN SEE CAUSE THOSE WANTED 2BAZ
WE COVERED THE TRACKS TO PROTECT THESE AGENTS OF THE
TRUE SCHOOL TO DO THEIR WORK AS IT HAS 2B DONE BY THEM
AND THAT THOSE WANT TO BECOME ARE THOSE MUST SEARCH!
THATS CHAPTER ONE..
2B1ASQ1! 2ULU!54EVRYBDY BTNT EVRYBDY!542ULU 2B1ASQ1!