ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ🦇་༘࿐

[ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ🦇་༘࿐ @MarieGeoise]

Welcome to the hood.

[ִֶָ. ..𓂃 ࣪ ִֶָ🦇་༘࿐ @MarieGeoise]

You just forget cause you’re still under the spell of the papal bulls while being preoccupied by classifications such as British Nigerian, African American, Afro Latino etc. and it’s throwing you off, which was the whole point.

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Back then, they would just call them Phoenician, Ethiopian, Carthaginian, etc. which all constituted ethnogeographical categories that referred to the indigenous people of the southern regions of the planet whose territories & settlements extend across both sides of the Oceanus.

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So when you’re told that your ancestry comes from Africa, it just means you come from the hotter climes of the planet, which is exactly where you are. Before modern continental geography was established.

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Still speaking Hebrew. Still speaking Canaanite.

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Noel Pointer - Niteroi https://t.co/WAcQjTEBzg via @YouTube

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@SeedOfTheVolta Because around that time the history of the world was recorded by climatic belts and zonal designations.

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Will the real sons of Shem please stand up?

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@cho_Seker @_woodsie__ Which in some instances out of resentment or deliberate opposition to the traditional order.

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@cho_Seker @_woodsie__ At the same time, there were also people who were not originally of us, of the blood, but who assimilated into African societies and other regions while subsequently altering the elements of the established African traditions—

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The feather and the sword.

[IHVH @SeedOfTheVolta]

American freedmen were slav owners ( protectors of Slavs ) who generationally put themselves & their peers in servitude constructs in order to fulfill Canaanite servitude agendas.

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@DaUppercrust More so put in position to usurp.

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The Handlers. Where it all began. Hard to focus on the trades when at constant war. The changing of the guard followed by the interception of the trade routes, with a dash of unrestrained greed.

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@DaUppercrust I am aware. We had treaty relations with the Dutch, and many of us in America have Dutch ancestry. That's another story for another day. The trade routes were still usurped by the Slavs overtime.

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If this photo was taken in 1935, then it definitely suggests that they’ve been fading long before the 1900s. Which once again shows that there was a worldwide maritime culture. Post 1492 Blacks have a hard time understanding this for whatever reason.

[African crowns @afrocrowns]

1935 - Haircut of a Tsonga boy from an area near Xai-Xai

pd. Mozambique