The Tariq Nasheed Thread

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He dropped heat. Wish these spanish books werent out of print.

And the Paper Genocide. Mildred Loving actually being Native and claimed native :mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls:

Already have all this fukking shyt to read, now I got more research to do
 

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He dropped heat. Wish these spanish books werent out of print.

And the Paper Genocide. Mildred Loving actually being Native and claimed native :mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls::mjpls:

Already have all this fukking shyt to read, now I got more research to do

I WAS READING THIS THE OTHER DAY.

EVERYTHING WAS CHANGED FROM
"MOOR" (BLACK) TO "INDIAN"

AROUND THE TIME THE SLAVE TRADE STARTED.

Among Archduke Ferdinand’s 1596 inventory, the Kunstkammer chamber were many relics of authority and it has long baffled some historians as to why all the Mexican items were called Moorish. Published in 1888, Albert Samuel Gatschet, in a book entitled, The Karankawa Indians, The Coast People of Texas, writes:

“The term Moorish; as here applied, can scarcely be regarded as a deceptive one inasmuch as “Montezuma, the king of Temistitan and Mexico,” is subsequently designated as “a Moorish king” in this same inventory of 1596.

It is interesting to note the gradual changes that occur in the wording of the subsequent periodical official registrations of this “Moorish hat.” In 1613 its description was faithfully reproduced. In 1621 the word “Indian” was substituted for “Moorish;” with this single alteration the original text was again transcribed in 1730.”

Here is a clear reference that describes articles collected from among the indigenous tribes of Mexico during the 15th century to have been termed Moorish and were later changed to Indian.
Published in 1895, The Journal of American Folklore -Volumes 8 – 9, page 112 states:
“Mexican life is one of Moorish origin,”​
Over the next few months, we hope to explore the forgotten knowledge of ancient America.

https://www.solelint.org/forum/world-culture-library/hidden-timelines


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He dropped some good game on this one and on the latest Podcast but Native Black Americans.

That last segment about Chicago and DC though :deadrose::snoop: :russ:
 
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