WHAT THEY NEVER TOLD YOU IN YOUR BLACK HISTORY CLASS
By Fahim A. Knight-El
America has become increasingly a nation of black and brown people in which demographers are predicting that in the next twenty-five years the United States will no longer be a majority white skinned nation and this notion is fearful to many in white America and Europeans around the globe. The sexuality of white women and their attraction to the black man have always created all types of social problems in a white supremacy society. The historian J.A. Rogers (1880-1966) has found that these interracial relationships run deep into the historical and modern civilizations anthropological dynamics, the DNA strained of African blood has touched the entire planet. No, other so-called African American historian had gone to these great lengths to document just how far reaching the Negroid linage and human sexuality have played in the history of European, Asians, and in the Americas and their ethnic and racial kinship to the Blackmoors who have racially impacted every nation's culture and history; in which Rogers tediously and meticulous go through ancestral records and historical genealogy by delving into human phenotypes to arrived at proven how wide spread and extensive were the African descendants. His voluminous books titled, Sex and Race that exposes some of racial kinship that has been systematically covered up and the history will literally shock you—I called his research as being the impetus of unlocking unknown global sexuality of black history historical facts, but this is a subject for another time.
I will intentionally digress a bit, but hopefully you all as
my readers will eventually see the interconnectedness of my thought patterns;
this article main theme was constructed to be a brief overview of some of our
black historians whom I deemed important and those who made tremendous
contributions to our struggle and I found none more deserving to be mentioned
than Joel Augusta Rogers. This nation, the land (and all the U.S.
territories) and the resources will always rightfully belong to the original
Native Americans and their descendants along with our Moorish ancestors
and those Africans who came to America before Columbus according to Dr.
John Henrik Clarke (1915-1998) in his book titled, Christopher Columbus and The African Holocaust.
They blamed Muslims and radical extremist Islamic
terrorist for this devastation, but unless you understood indigenous rites
and folklore (even what I am saying and writing now still might be over some
people’s heads) this type of phenomenon is not coincidental and is only
part of the negative global energy that constantly insures universal balance
but those in power have created an universal imbalance; they begin to invoke
this energy over 6,000 years ago.
The indigenous people blood is still
warmly flowing as invisible energy and is being kept alive by unknown
universal forces and was activated when the two tallest buildings in New York came
tumbling down. The Native Americans created an energy invoked by the
ancient Gods of fire, but beneath the twin towers on that day, it was an
earthquake (that was activated below the earth and where those buildings
set, the impact was prescribed to be no further than that indigenous crime
scene) that was controlled by spiritual forces above and beneath, the
world's capitol of Global monetary deceit. The World Trade Center and 9/11 was
not really a terrorist attack; there was an energy that was released through
human form in which the universe ordered the deadly destruction of 9/11; the
invisible immortal beings their souls are constantly being disturbed and their
spirits have never been put to rest and what you witnessed was the embodied
spirit of Ancient indigenous Native Americans revisiting with deadly force.
The so-called Arabs who have in modern racial indexing are
classified as Semitic people, but the original Arabs from Oman and Yemen were
of Negroid lineages in which sixteen of the so-called would be 9/11 attackers
were from Saudi Arabia—these Negroid Astatics are the distant DNA ancestral of
the same people who crossed the Bering Strait over 16,000 years ago. They have
no relationship with the Indo-Europeans whom arrived much later, these people even predated
the Grimaldi man in Europe and Asia (west Asia); Runoko Rashidi (a
student of Ivan Van Sertima, the author of They Came Before Columbus),
in his works African Presence in Early Asia, bears witness to this
history.
The Natives who migrated to the North American continent
were direct descendants of the people who presently occupy the land classified
as Mongolia (the original Mongols and Ancient Black China: The Mongols, Zhou,
Ainu, Jomon, and Huns were a people that had varied skin colors and hues that
ranged from red like pigmentation to dark black skin with thick lips and broad
noses with kinky hair; but a large majority of the ancient Mongolians had skin
colors that were jet black or blue-black (white social scientists have
attempted to classify the human race into three categories Negroid, Mongoloid,
and Caucasoid these human genetic classifications are artificial and serve to
disconnect the original man from his anthropological and archeological ancestry. If you desire
further genetic and anthropology evidence, I refer you to visited the people in
South Africa called the Khosian people who have an Asian look and you will
immediately see our biological kinship with our distance Mongolian and Asian
ancestral lineages. These systems of genetic human sociological groupings are
meant and designed to fragment black indigenous people who once occupied the entire
planet. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad asked the question, 'who is the original man?' His answer: "The Astatic black man, the maker, the owner, cream of the planet earth, father of civilization, God of the Universe".
Some of the Mongolians who lived in the upper most region of
the rugged mountains had yellowish like skin (who resembled the modern Chinese
and Japanese) more akin to Genghis Khan and would have looked more like
the modern Asians, in particular the Chinese—these people were direct linkages
to the Eskimos or the Alaskan Inupiat people who are the direct descendants of
the Native Americans who populated North and South America. Joel Augusta Rogers
who authored a number of books that traces the African genetic and biological
presences on all the continents from Europe to Asia and down to the indigenous
people of the Americas ;
(Roger's scholarship by far makes the case that the original man was the black
man).
For example, their pseudo-racial indexing of Black Africans
from Somali , Eritre, Ethiopia, Zanzibar and Egypt and most of North
Africa and the so-called Middle East nations
are considered white and Caucasoid and certain Semitic Africans would be
classified as white as well; so when they find it intellectually convenient,
they turn black skinned Africans in Caucasians, which to justify racist
inspired anthropology. This is what Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop was challenging in
many of his works in dismantling anthropological racism in his books: Nations nègres et culture: De l'antiquité
nègre égyptienne aux problèmes culturels, Civilization or Barbarism
and African Origin of Civilization Myth or Reality our scholars have
always been in a battle against intellectual white supremacy models ,
Minister Malcolm X (1925-1965) while minister and National Spokesman of
the Honorable Elijah Muhammad (1897-1975) and Temple number 7 in Harlem, New York on 116th
Street and Lennox Avenue; I was told that a lot of the black nationalists
scholars and activist would gather at Lewis Michaux (1895-1976) African
National Memorial Black Liberation Book Store where lively debates that
involved the redefining of African History, which included discussions ranging
from black Islam advocated by the black Muslims to black nationalism and Pan
Africanism, as well as discussions on the applicability and culture relevance
of Marxists socialist theories in the 1960s black liberation struggle. But
books and information were important to all of those who had embraced the
movement. These young black revolutionaries were studying CLR James book
titled, The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L'Ouverture and the San Domingo
Revolution and Frantz Fanon book titled,
The Wretched of the Earth, others had ventured into trying to understand
Marx's book titled, Das Kapital and the necessity of putting forth class based analysis
in which they viewed was more of an antagonistic contradiction than race.
Malcolm X had tremendous respect for Roger's commitment to uncovering unknown
facts about the Negro and as minister, he would often be heard quoting from the
works of J.A. Rogers. I remember being given a copy of his small, but most powerful
book titled, 100 Amazing Facts About the Negro; this little book
inspired me in desiring to wanting to know more about African Civilizations. I
immediately came to understand how Chattel Slavery had such a devastating
affect on destroying our connection to our history, culture and heritage. It
has left us as a handicapped people because, it systematically robbed us of our
land, names, God, religion, which made us blind, deaf and dumb to the knowledge
of self—this was one of the greatest crimes ever committed against humanity and
400 years later we are still suffering from this crime.
J.A. Roger explored
human genetics, anthropology, archeology, ancient architecture, sociology and
located African DNA scattered and dispersed throughout world civilizations and
Africans had made immense contributions throughout human history, but do to
white supremacy, our contributions have been either deleted or minimized by the
intellectual racism of western society. Rogers’ and his work does not get the
credit for his contributions in documenting African contribution to world
civilizations; the white controlled world of academia played up the black
bourgeoisie historians such as the late Dr. John Hope Franklin (1915-2009) who authored one
of the most widely read black history text books ever written on African American
history titled, From Slavery to Freedom, the status quo deemed his
research as being safe and they name buildings after these type Negro
academicians; Duke University is one of the most prestigious white universities
in the United States of America and they have named a building on campus
dedicated to their professor emeritus Dr. Franklin called the John Franklin
Center for International and Interdisciplinary Study. But laymen historians
such as J.A. Rogers will never get a building named after him, they have chosen
to write this black scholar out of history, because his scholarship was to
controversial and provocative and he was before his time.
Garvey who was a Jamaican born immigrant from Saint Ann's Bey
that was inspired by Booker T. Washington’s (1856-1915) life struggle to attain parity for
blacks in the south and north in which he illustrated his life in his
autobiography titled, Up From Slavery, Washington’s beliefs in technical
and vocational training and the building of Tuskegee Institute was so inspiring
to Garvey that he came to America to meet Washington, but upon his arrival
Washington had died in 1915, a year before his arrival. I do not think Garvey
shared in Washington’s conservative and non-confrontational political views on
race and on accommodation and integration (Garvey was clear about race, he said
race first), but Washington’s economic bootstrap teachings resonated with
Garvey’s vision of economic self-sufficiency for Africans living in America and
around the world—Garvey’s Black Star Line enterprises (which included the
purchasing of ships in order to enter into international trade with Africa and
the entire black world) were rooted deep in Booker T. Washington’s views on
‘casting your buckets down where you are’ staying connected to land and
farming—providing your own economy and Washington did not allow his worldview
to be dominated by racial and civil rights politics and of course he caught a
lot of negative criticism from black people and black leaders of his day.
I think Dubois criticisms of Garvey was reactionary and he
never attempted to work with Garvey—they both believed in Pan Africanism, but I
think where they differed was that Garvey’s Pan-Africanism was undergirded with
strict black nationalism principles and tentacles; in particular black land
ownership and physically linking up with African nations such as Liberia and
creating a transmigration movement back to Africa. Although, Dubois vacillated
between various forms of communist theories and integrationist theories, but he
was committed to Pan Africanism (but from an integrationist perspective and Garvey view of Pan Africanism was rooted in black nationalism separation) and yet Dubois believed in the importance of the
unification of African people who were scattered throughout the Diaspora and he
recognized the importance of all African people uniting politically,
economically and socially. Marcus Garvey stated ‘Africa for the Africans at
home and abroad’; Amy Jacques Garvey book on Garvey titled, Philosophy and
Opinions of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement
Association (founded in 1916) were totally committed to a form of black
nationalism, which was steeped in African culture and reclaiming a lost
history; Garvey looked around and noticed that every other people had a nation
and he asked the question, where is the black man’s land and nation? He said he
did not see one so he would build one.
Woodson and Dubois had acquired an Ivy
league university education and training at Harvard University
and Woodson had evolved into social-history and is famously recognize for being
the founder of the research organization named the Association for the Study of
Negro Life and History, Founder of Black History week in 1926 and authored his
most famous book titled, The Mis-education of the Negro first published
in 1933. Woodson also use to write as a contributor to Marcus Garvey's magazine
titled, the "Negro World". All of these great men were contemporaries
Rogers, Woodson, Dubois, Garvey, Hansberry, etc.
J.A. Roger's published a small powerful book titled, 100
Amazing Facts About the Negro ,but Roger's works for many year were
dismissed by mainstream black and white scholars as pseudo scholarship, because
he was not a so-called trained historian of not having a university education.
Yet, all his works in my opinion were well cited and he gave primary and
secondary sources and had a sense of rigorous evidentiary documentation, but
most academically trained historians are trained to cite extensive footnotes
and endnotes and a bibliography this writing formality somehow lends
credibility and acceptability from peer reviews in which this make them into
being good scholars. I do not think so. So J.A. Rogers and his research never
received the wide acceptability that it deserved because he didn't have a
Ph.D, it wasn't until after his death in 1966, that a new generation of scholars
started in the 1980s begin to renew interest in Roger's work. This led to
Afrocentric writers and scholars such as Dr. Leonard Jefferies, Dr. Tony
Martin, Dr. James Smalls, Amos Wilson, Dr. Molefi Asante, Asa
Hillard, Mualana Karenga, Frances Cress Welsing, Dr. Naim Akbar, Cheikh
Anta Diop, Ivan Van Sertima, etc., these black scholars were standing squarely
on the should of J.A. Rogers.
They like Rogers
forced white academia to reconsider African civilization in the discussion of a
people's contribution to humanity. Caucasian scholars like Martin Bernal who authored
the book Black Athena, many African centered scholars condemned
Bernal for not going further enough in his thesis relative to the Egyptian or
Kemetic influence on Ancient Greece civilizations, but I appreciated this white
scholars having the audacity to somewhat depart from the Eurocentric
worldview and offered a new insight into verifying what the Afrocentric
scholars had researched and put forth the argument that ancient Egypt
was Nubian and they had a huge influence on Greek civilization; no
one exposed this better than George G.M. James in monumental work first
published in 1954 titled, Stolen Legacy. I was almost kicked out
of my major because I challenged the professors about my right to cite Rogers ’ work as legitimate
history and I was ridiculed by them and one professor flunked me for
refusing to stop quoting and citing J.A. Rogers’ works.
They tried to demote his work to sensationalized journalism,
but none of them had a written a body of work comparable to his scholarship.
Rogers research led to finding African blood in every civilization, we were
their as part of a pure African and/or as mixed mulatto and miscegenated
bloodline in France, Italy, Spain, Greece, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Russian,
India, and the far east, etc., who were part of the ancestral lines of European
royal families and some of this African blood according to Rogers in the
world of intellectual white supremacy these African ethnic lines were often
documented as white. But Rogers’
research uncovered that African blood ran deep in Europe even before Hannibal
crossed the Alps and before the Moors arrived 711 A.D. (I am not referring to no Arabs and
Berbers these are a Johnny-come-late people), I am referring to jet black Nubian Africans—just look at the Iberian
Peninsula of Spain and Portugal, you still can see the African bloodline
presences in the dark skinned and kinky hair of the Portuguese and the
Spaniards. The African blood also runs deep on the island
of Sicily and Malta , the
kinky haired and dark skinned Greeks and Italians are all evidence of
miscegenation of African blood. These findings by Rogers upset and upstaged how intellectual
white supremacy was structured because many of the scientific, military,
Catholic popes, European emperors, inventers, statesmen, etc., had Negroid blood
flowing throw their veins. Black people, we all owe this scholar a debt of
gratitude. I challenge you all during this month of Black History to go back
and purchase and read one of the greatest black scholars of all time J.A.
Rogers.
Fahim A. Knight-El Chief Researcher for KEEPING IT REAL
THINK TANK located in Durham ,
NC ;
our mission is to inform African Americans and all people of goodwill, of the
pending dangers that lie ahead; as well as decode the symbolism and
reinterpreted the hidden meanings behind those who operate as invisible forces,
but covertly rules the world. We are of the belief that an enlightened world
will be better prepared to throw off the shackles of ignorance and not be
willing participants for the slaughter. Our MOTTO is speaking truth to power.
Fahim A. Knight-El can be reached at fahimknight@yahoo.com.
4 comments:
Good morning,
As a woman of color, and a soul who is on a path and journey, I find your pieces imbued with realness, philosophy, and spirituality. The realness, philosophy and spirituality is geared toward our BLACKNESS. My mind and soul is uplifted after reading your work.
Again, keep up the good work. I will continue to visit your site.
BTW: I'm an author. I'm in the process of completing my first novel. Many of the topics you write about, I focus on in my novel as well.
Peace: Thank you Sister ZK Green for reaching out to me again and most of all thank you for your words of up-liftment. It is these types of comments that continue to give me good positive inspiration to go forward and allowing myself to be an enlightened being and serve as a vessel to be used in whatever direction the Supreme Being chooses in my quest to work and labor on behalf of my people.
Remember this my sister, writing is a journey, it will take you down straight roads and roads that will possess many twist and turns and; moreover in the process there will be peaks and valleys. The process is part literary and part spiritual, but these are spaces that you will constantly find yourself relegated.
Sometimes you will be led to enact many revisions and edited manuscripts, because you will be constantly being led by higher energy sources towards literary perfection. Plots are evolutionary and work in progress. Patience is a literary key to success and achieving the thought outcomes you desire for yourself and your potential reading audience and it will surprise you how the pieces starts to come together and will even come from strange places, if you are patient.
Once you hear this or see this, you will jump up and start shouting in jubilation because the knowledge and piece you were perhaps looking has revealed itself to you (some around you might not understand your emotions but look at it as having received a revelation—trust me this will occur).
I wish you much success in your literary journey and pray that the Supreme Being continue to bless you in mind, body and spirit. I will continue to shed light on the black and African experience by his permission.
Stay Awake Until We Meet Again,
Fahim A. Knight-El
Islam & PEACE
AFTER THIS YEAR THE MISNOMER OF BLACK WILL CHANGE BECAUSE THERE ARE NO BLACK PEOPLE BEFORE 1779 THESE ARE NAMES GIVEN TO SLAVES BY SLAVEHOLDERS THE DELEGATE MEMBERS OF THE NEW U.S. DO YOUR RESEARCH WE CANNOT KEEP PERPETUATING THE EURO-LIE ABOUT OUR IDENTITY BY THE WAY HAS BEEN CHANGED 5 TIMES IN THE LAST 45 YEARS "TRUTH NEEDS NO APOLOGY "" TRUTH CHANGES NAUGHT !
Peace, thank you for the comments. Perhaps you have not read my Blogs to imply that I do not understand the equation and question of nationality.
We have to move beyond these type arguments and become proactive in moving us towards claiming our rightful nationality (beyond the rehotric). So how do you suggest in a legal and practical way that we create a collective national sovereignty?
Thus, are you prepared and others prepared to petition the United Nations (which will entails charging the United States Government and other European powers with war crimes against humanity) and wage the legal defense from the jurisprudence side and work to acquire the monetary resources to wage this monumental legal battle.
This will entail a defense that will tear at the very core and root of the United States Constitution and cause for having some of the best legal minds to frame this argument, which will involve reinterpreting the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendment (this will lead to relinquishing the 'American' nationality and debunking the citizenship classification status) and overturning the Dred Scott decision.
I think that many come up with these loose nationality theories are short on solutions, but I would rather for you to provide me with the workable plan for moving beyond your resistance to 'black' and 'African'. I totally understand the entire nationality argument.
Stay Awake Until Meet Again,
Fahim A. Knight-El
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