A Need to Understand the Apartheid Not all black people living on the African continent are what “black Americans” would call “brothers from another mother.” But when we look at the struggle they went and currently go through, it nearly appears identical to the struggles blacks in America went and currently go through. Not … [Read more…]
Mom’s Complaint Causes Textbook Rewrite Roni Dean-Burren (in the picture) got a text message from her son, Coby Burren, with a photo wrongly reporting on the Atlantic Slave Trade during the 1500s through 1800s. The captions in the McGraw-Hill history book wrote: The Atlantic Slave Trade between the 1500s and 1800s brought millions of … [Read more…]
Wrongful Imprisonment Still Prince Abd-El-Rahman Wrongful imprisonment didn’t start with many of the african americans released from jail after 30 years after evidence finds them not guilty. Wrongful imprisonment has been going on for centuries. One man who this was perpetrated against was a noble moorish prince. Prince Abd-El-Rahman, was a highly educated man … [Read more…]