Malcolm X (Black History).Who Are You? Its Not Nigga
Malcolm X ask the $64000 question…\ Who Are You?
UNTOLD BLACK HISTORY: Black Reign / Black Rulers part.1
This is The first Video in this new portion of The “UNTOLD BLACK HISTORY” SERIES, This portion is entitled “Black reign” and will discuss various Black Rulers of OUR ancient past that YOU HAVEN’T HEARD ABOUT. This first video briefly gives you a little back ground on One of the Moorish Spain Rulers, al-Mansur (Muhammad ibn Abi-Amir al-Mansur billah), 914-1002, The Moorish regent of Cordoba, known in Spanish as Almanzor. In 978 he rose and assumed complete control over the caliphate. His power was absolute. A great warrior, he reorganized his armies to consist of Moors, former slaves captured in conquest and Berbery mercenaries. He and his armies undertook 57 campaigns against the Christian states of N Spain; Victorious in all 57. he sacked Barcelona (985), razed the city of Leon (988), and destroyed the church and shrine of St. James at Santiago de Compostela (998). Before he died he appointed one of his sons, his son Malik as his successor. He is regarded as a Hero in Spain. Almanzor peak in central Spain is named after him. Note: al-Mansur is portrayed by “SYDNEY POITIER” in the clip
Black History - Master P Romeo (Official Video)
From the album Hip-Hop History Master P and Romeo (collectively known as the Miller Boyz) present a powerful video for their track “Black History.” This video was directed by Alex lemay who also produced and directed the documentary Desert Bayou about Hurricane Katrina victims who were relocated to Salt Lake City, UT. This video draws parallels between modern day America and the era of Civil Rights while also acknowledging the impact of historical figures such as Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglas, and Martin Luther King Jr. Master P pledged in June of 2007 that he would only produce clean, street music by way of his new label, Take A Stand Records. The label’s first release, Hip-Hop History went on sale in September exclusively at Wal-Mart and digital retailers such as itunes.
Why do we still have ‘black history month’?
It seems racist that we still do black history month. Since people are always harping on not hurting anyone’s feelings and all, it seems like by now we would have either gotten rid of black history month altogether, or added whie history month, hispanic history month, asian history month, ect. We have been working for so long to show that all races are equal, but singling out blacks like that just seems to show sepatation.
What is the point of black history month?
Why is there a black history month but no asian history month or indian history month or white history month?
Would you please answer my 3 questions about Black History Month?
1. What is the one, single most, important thing that a black person has contributed to society ?
2. Since we’re not supposed to refer to them as black anymore, shouldn’t it be African American History Month ?
3. If in fact, we change it to African American History Month, would European American History Month be alright, or would that still be considered racist ?
Where can I take a child or young adult In Atlanta for Black History Month?
Where can I take a child or young adult In Atlanta for Black History Month? I wanna know what cultural events and/or programs go on so that a young person can learn about their history in Atlanta, GA?
And to the idiot below I dont want them to learn about all races.. they learn that in school~ We will besetting time aside for learning Black history! Period! If you dont like it skip my Question
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Black History: 1968 Olympics
Nicholas Love discussed the actions of Tommie Smith and John Carlos during the 1968 Olympic Games.
Why don’t schools care about Black history month anymore?
I don’t know if this happens at your school, but every february at my school, no one bothers to put up posters or anything. Teachers, besides the black ones, don’t even bother to talk about black history. It’s kinda upsetting since i’m black and would like to have this material discussed in the classroom. And then when we do talk about some black history, people start making jokes and say i don’t care about that.
<='http://historyisamerican.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> We learn about white history EVERYDAY. I’m not a racist, i love all races, but i was just wondering.