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The Reasons why “Blacks” should correct their...

This blog is to inform Moors and non Moors who ignorantly subscribe, embraced or adopted the White Christian Sovereign Citizen interpretation of the legal term “Capitis Diminutio” in general, because it is definitely something American Moors or those known as “African Americans, Black Americans, Black Indians, Blacks (Eng.) or Negroes (Spanish)…

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Hamites are Classed under “White” – U.S. v. Bhagat Singh...

  In its decision in the case of U.S. v. Bhagat Singh Thind (1923), the Supreme Court deemed Asian Indians ineligible for citizenship because U.S. law allowed only free whites to become naturalized citizens. The court conceded that Indians were “Caucasians” and that…

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Race in North America: Origin and Evolution of a Worldview By Audrey Smedley

“A watershed in the developing ideology was reached when in 1723 the General Assembly of Virginia passed an act ostensibly designed to promote better government and social control. One of its most significant articles state that “no free negro, mulatto,…

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Fordham Law Professor Concurs “Black Racial Status” Is a...

Professor Kimani Paul-Emile, an associate professor of law at Fordham University and associate director of its law school’s Center on Race, Law & Justice, published a 72-page report titled “Blackness is a Disability”.   Professor Emile bottom line is being black…

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 “Black Racial Status” A Synonym For “Slave Status”

 “Black”  Becomes a Synonym for “Slave” The Skin Color customs of modern American Blacks demonstrates that they have adopted their former master’s ideas as to the identity given to them after being stripped of their freedom. This also shows the…

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U.S. House Votes To Ban “Negro” But Omits “Black”

UNITED STATES – APRIL 8: Rep. Grace Meng, D-NY, participates in the House Democratic women news conference to mark “Equal Pay Day” on Tuesday, April 8, 2014. The lei was made out of Pay Day candy bars strung together. (Photo…

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Racial Epithets

  Carfagno made manifest, by word and deed, that racial bias motivated his selection of the assault victims in this case. See Adams v. Commonwealth, 33 Va. App. 463, 471, 534 S.E.2d 347, 351 (2000).   Carfagno used the term…

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