Trap Talks

The intersection of culture and tech

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True human connection goes deeper than politics or preferences. It's about authentic conversation and understanding each other beyond labels. https://t.co/UzSsv648Fn

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Unique lived experiences aren't just stories; they're your unfair advantage in creativity, slashing competition. Your distinct background is your golden ticket. https://t.co/UzSsv648Fn

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African people coming to the Americas typically sought to include and trade, not dominate. Europeans, however, often arrived with a mindset of conquest, enslavement, and taking over land.https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Is true originality possible? This video argues that every creation is a remix, built from past experiences and influences. Nothing is truly new, only a novel combination. #Creativity #Inspiration

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The Moors pioneered algebra, geometry, astronomy, medicine, and engineering. They developed advanced waterways, water wheels lifting water stories high, and even streetlights in medieval cities like Córdoba and Granada. https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Mansa Musa ascended to the throne when his brother, Abu Bakr II, abdicated to lead a massive expedition across the Atlantic in the 1300s. Evidence suggests Black people were in the Americas centuries before Columbushttps://youtu.be/0_ZOUjM6RpI

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Discovering historical truths requires a personal drive to learn beyond what you're told. The intellect to question and the commitment to keep learning are key to gaining true knowledge.https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Mount Vernon: a historic hub for Black communities in New York. Home to icons like Nina Simone, Denzel Washington, and Al B. Sure. Just 13 minutes by train from Manhattan, this compact 4-square-mile area has bred incredible talent. https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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Modern Egyptians have no connection to ancient Egyptians. They arrived in the 600s with the spread of Islam, not the historical lineage of ancient Egyptians. https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Planning anything significant requires a 90-day outlook. Consider your time, location, and regional factors. Prepare for the unexpected, because things can always go wrong. Make your audience feel their investment of time and money is worthwhile.https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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History is often twisted. Black people saved Europe not once, but twice. First, by teaching the Greeks, who came as students to Africa to learn. Later, the Moors brought Europe out of darkness and into the Renaissance.https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Companies are downsizing, leaving employees to handle 10 people's work with a fraction of the staff. The demand for help is only growing, but you don't have the time or desire to learn it all. You just need it done.https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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Before the first dynasty, Egypt was ruled by Black pharaohs for centuries. These rulers, predating Menes (Narmer/Aha), established a lineage of kingships that shaped early Egyptian history.https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Everybody needs a strategy. Understanding someone's business and what drives it allows you to show them a good strategy, making them more likely to buy your product.https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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Many don't know the Nino brothers, 3 Black Moors who sailed with Christopher Columbus. Pedro Alonso Nino was chief pilot of the Santa Maria, Juan Nino captained the Nina, and Francisco Nino served on another ship. https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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A bad attitude at the door can ruin an experience before it even begins. If the first person you encounter is off-putting, it reflects poorly on the entire establishment. Choosing the right people for customer-facing roles is crucial. https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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Mansa Musa, the richest man to ever live, famously disrupted Egypt's economy with his charitable gold donations. His generosity caused such inflation that they had to buy gold back from him! https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Stop looking for motivation and start seeking actionable how-to guides. This content is designed for immediate application, helping you accomplish tasks and move forward efficiently. It's about doing, not just feeling.https://t.co/4GjD9BGO4B

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Columbus's knowledge of other lands wasn't original. He learned it from the Moors, who had a rich history and existing trade routes. His 'great navigation' was built on their legacy.https://t.co/om3a6OhXiC

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Chattel slavery, distinct from older forms, involved treating people as property for profit and reproduction. Europeans heavily influenced and perpetuated chattel slavery. https://t.co/qxmihBl1rq