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Archive for the 'Black History Myths' Category


09
Apr

George Lucas loses $60 million on Red Tails

George Lucas claimed Red Tails was a ground breaking new movie about race that “white Hollywood” didn’t want him to make. In fact, it was actually just a remake of a movie from the 1995. The movie is about the mother of all Black History myths, the Tuskegee Airmen. Instead of simply being happy that [...]


12
Mar

America’s first slave owner was a black man.

According to colonial records, the first slave owner in the United States was a black man. Prior to 1655 there were no legal slaves in the colonies, only indentured servants. All masters were required to free their servants after their time was up. Seven years was the limit that an indentured servant could be held. [...]


28
Feb

Even the Super Soaker “Black Invention” claim is only partly true.

Out of all the absurd “black invention” claims made during Black History Month, I can only find one that is at least half true. For the past month we have been exposing the absurd “black invention” claims that are made each during February. Things like the Refrigerator, the cell phone, the dust pan, ice cream, [...]


24
Feb

Real Black History. Not the fantasy taught in our schools.

Update: Africa Addio is available for free online from Google Video. (However the video quality will be better if you get it from Netflix.) This is what every High School student in the United States should be watching for Black History Month. This is a fascinating, big budget, Italian documentary on the transfer of power [...]


24
Feb

Black history month myth of the day: Hannibal

Perhaps this network should be called the “Fantasy Channel.”  In an effort to boost the self-esteem of blacks, the “History” Channel is depicting the great Carthaginian general Hannibal as a black African. Actually, the portrait for Hannibal from the series “Battles B.C.” looks more like some black jock from a deodorant commercial. Many people who watched the [...]


18
Feb

Black History Month Myth of the Day: Zimbabwe

History of Rhodesia/Zimbabwe: From Radio Netherlands: “Little enthusiasm for Zimbabwe Independence Day.”


17
Feb

Black History Month Myth of the Day: Tuskegee Airmen

The media and the race hustling industry keeps re-inventing myths about the Tuskegee Airmen being invincible fighters. Tuskegee University has published a paper on their website that tries to show a balanced and realistic portrayal of the black pilots during WWII. The first mission assigned to black pilots was to strafe Axis fighters on a [...]


16
Feb

Black History Month Myth of the Day: Ancient Egypt

There is a growing list of famous people, whom American black supremacists now claim were actually black or part black. In some cases elements of the mainstream media have reported some of these claims as fact. Groups like the NOI, the New Black Panthers, and even the Chicago based “Black Liberation Theology” church which Barack [...]


16
Feb

Just what does the Nation of Islam believe?

Two weekends ago black grammy winning pop stars, black actors, and black rappers joined with the Nation of Islam, the New Black Panther Party, and others to “declare war on the TEA Party movement” at the 2010 Black Power Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite a star studded cast, the media said nothing. Pop music mega-star [...]


15
Feb

Black History Month Myth of the Day. The Cell Phone.

Dr. Henry T. Sampson (pictured at right) and Dr. George H. Miley, are two engineering professors teaching in Illinois. Though it looks like Sampson has since retired from teaching and now writes books on the history of blacks in theater and movies. In 1971 they jointly obtained a patent for their own version of a [...]