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My Political and Legal Status Black People on Earth part 3-4

Inventor

Madam C.J. Walker became famous for her hair-care products. She is best
Known for inventing the pressing comb and a conditioner for straightening
Hair. In 1910, Madame Walker established a factory in Indianapolis where
She employed 5,000 black women.

Famous black women

Bessie Coleman Was the first black woman ever to fly an air plane. She
Was also the first black person on the North American continent to earn a
Pilot’s license.

Mae Jemison was chosen as the first black woman to become an astronaut
By the NASA space program. Three months after Mae first applied to
NASA the Challenger disaster occurred.

Dr Patricia Bath became an ophthalmology surgeon. It motivated her to
Invent a very important tool for eye surgery. In 1988, Patricia received
Patents for a laser cataract surgery device. Before Patricia’s invention
A mechanical drill-like tool was commonly used to grind away the cataract.
Her laser cataract surgery device is much more accurate and effective.

Clarice D. Reid developed a National program to reduce the death rate from
Disease, and has taught nurses, social workers, and other health professionals
How to care for sickle-cell patients.
Because of her work, the care for people with sickle cell anemia has greatly
Improved in the past 20 years.

Susie King Taylor became the first black army nurse to serve in the in the
U.S. civil war later other black women, including Harriet Tubman, and
Sojourner Truth joined the troops to nurse their men. Susie also took the
Time to teach the men how to read and write.

Faye Wattleton was executive director of the planned parenthood of Miami
Valley. Under her direction, the organization’s budget rose to almost
$1.million and the number of women organizations served tripled. Her
Goal was to solve the problem of illegal abortions and teenage pregnancy.

AT THIS POINT THE LIST OF BLACK WOMEN WHO GAVE THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICA AND THE WORLD WOULD REQUIRE
SEVERAL COMPUTERS AND MANY PEOPLE TO HELP LIST.
OTHERS BLACK WOMEN WILL BE LISTED IN FUTURE POST.

My Political and Legal Status Black People on Earth part 4

The first man to stand on top of the world

The first man to stand on top of the world was Consult M. Henson
A black man stood on top of the North Pole on April 6, 1909
Mathew Henson, a Blackman from New York was the first of a party of
Six to do so and the only human being alive until 1943 to ever do so.
The leader of the expedition was a white explorer named Peary who
Fell ill and was dragged by Henson to the North Pole. And while Peary
Slept Henson walked ahead and stood at the pole before anyone else.
The expedition was sponsored by the National Geographic society
Who gave the credit to Peary instead of Henson. The first man to attempt
The expedition was a Greek named Pytheas who perished in his attempt
In 325 B.C. For 2234 years men have been trying to make it to the top of
The world millions of dollars have been lost in the attempt.

The Iron Age started where and by whom?

Professor Franz Boas, the nester of American anthropologists, was
Firmly convinced of the priority of Africa in iron culture.
“Neither ancient Europe, nor ancient Western Asia, nor ancient
China knew Iron” Boas declares, “and everything points to the
Introduction from Africa.

The Belgian anthropologist, Emil Torday, in vol. XLIII of the
Journal of the royal Anthropological Institute, has noted that a
Piece of iron, possibly a tool, was found wedged in the masonry
Of the Great Pyramid of Egypt. Of this fact we feel quite certain.

One more time
The world’s oldest voluntary making of steel is, up to now certified
To have taken place only in Egypt,
The most ancient object of this type is an Egyptian knife probably made
900 and 800 B.C.

Coming to America

American civilization with an Arabico-Mandingo lexicon and derives
Everything of importance in the New World  from the highly
Civilized coast of Gambia and Sierra Leone. From brightest Africa
Came the principal American food plants, the Mayan calendar
And the Mexican religion.

Anthropology, His-Story, vs. Our-Story

Europeans were by no means the pioneers of human civilization.
Half of man’s recorded history had passed before anyone in Europe
Could read or write. The priest of Egypt began to keep written
Records between 4000 and 3000 B.C; but more than two thousand
Years later the poems of Homer were still being circulated in the
Greek city-state by word of mouth.

Shortly after 3000 B.C., while the Pharaohs were building the first
Pyramids, Europeans were creating nothing more distinguished than
Huge garbage heaps.

When Europeans finally got themselves together and created the
Semblance of what could be referred to as a state or a nation they soon
Made a glaring discovery- Europe could not furnish them with enough
Food to properly feed them or enough material to properly cloth them.


Anthropology
In Egypt the most ancient carvings are of upper Paleolithic period.
In Ethiopia, near the dire Dawa site the paintings discovered in the
Porcupine Cavern is of the type found in Egypt and Libya
Dating back 30,000 years ago.

If one bases one’s judgment on morphology, the first White man appeared
Only around 20,000 years ago: the Cro-Magnum Man. He is probably the
Result of a mutation from the Grimaldi Negroid due to an existence of
20,000 years in the excessively cold climate of Europe at the end of the last
glaciations. [smiley=crown.gif]

Thank you, Father X.

*******Madam C.J. Walker became famous for her hair-care products. She is best
Known for inventing the pressing comb and a conditioner for straightening
Hair.*******

I am to be proud of someone who contributed and perpetuated the european aesthetic of "straightening hair"?

Would you not agree that the mindset of self-inferiorization by way of so-called "beauty" products, including skin lighteners, are one of the main reasons why blacks are psychologically indoctrinated with White Supremacy?

As far as I am concerned, Madam Walker was the first Oprah.