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FRE@K R@DIO ZULU STATION: What You Was not taught in Your Brainwash Schools In so called History

Recently I came across another rare image of Southern New England Algonquins that was taken in 1923 and just included it below the original...

The second place where slaves of African descent set foot on what is now the United States of America (USA) was in Florida. Not the first people of African descent who came to this land; but the on…

Dana Reynolds Marniche article published an article titled: AFRO-ASIAN DISPERSALS: How Scholarship has Come Around to the Truth about the Roots of Semitic Speech and Culture which provides the following commentary: “The name Berber was thus known not only in Africa but throughout “the Orient” as a name that applied to certain populations of Africans […]

Hypocrisy Of Camps Leaders formerly 1 West that Still Teach Hispanics & Indians are Israelites Hypocrite A person given to hypocrisy. Most of these camps ar...

Recently I came across another rare image of Southern New England Algonquins that was taken in 1923 and just included it below the original posting I did on the 1925 image. See Below. _______________________________________________________________________ Original Posting - March 14, 2015 I've been a little behind lately in my blog postings because I've been busy curating a new exhibit on Iroquois and Wabanaki beadwork that will open this spring. More on that in a future posting. I did want…

Why does this old emblem of America, showing a Native American woman look like an African American?

my grandmother recently found out that her grandmother’s mother was a seminole indian. as well as the african side there is a lil seminole lurking around in me. it’s so sad that our his…

Recently I came across another rare image of Southern New England Algonquins that was taken in 1923 and just included it below the original posting I did on the 1925 image. See Below. _______________________________________________________________________ Original Posting - March 14, 2015 I've been a little behind lately in my blog postings because I've been busy curating a new exhibit on Iroquois and Wabanaki beadwork that will open this spring. More on that in a future posting. I did want…