Conscious African Descendents

This blog is devoted to educating and enlightening those from the African Diaspora and others with the interest of Factual - Afrocentric (African-Based) research. This blog also includes references and peer reviewed historical documents, in order to publish and promote knowledge that's based on Authentic research.

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Did you know that ?

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“Hey I’m Orlando brown, I just leaked my own sex-tape and you’re watching Disney Channel lol 😄😉 “

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Maleek Berry- Kontrol

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Guys LISTEN to this NEW NIGERIAN song !

mixing pidgin English with some yoruba,  

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When you’ve got a Loyal Side-chick

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White On White Crime in America is at an all time high, why don't we discuss this serious issue enough?

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When you been preppin for summer to come back round

“Just post your pic and Go”

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When you been preppin for summer to come back round

“Just post your pic and Go”

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Just post your pic and go

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When your girl asks you to be more realistic

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The Early links between Christianity in Europe and Enslaving Africans/Moors.

In 1442 Pope Eugene IV gave the Portuguese the right to explore Africa. The Portuguese attempted to protect their findings from the Spanish, who were beginning to explore Africa contemporaneously. 

At that time, Spain was occupied by a Muslim power and the Catholic Church felt threatened. Protecting the church, Pope Nicholas V in 1452 gave the right to enslave anyone who was not practicing the Christian religion, known as the Dum Diversas. 

This was used by the Spanish and Portuguese Christians to enslave Africans. 

In an attempt to settle disputes in the new world, the Pope created the Treaty of Tordesillas and created the line of demarcation, giving the Portuguese ownership of everything to the east of the line and the Spanish ownership of everything to the west of the line. The line gave Africa to the Portuguese and stopped the Spanish slave trade in Africa, forcing them to find a new way to access slaves. 

The Spanish government then created the Asiento system, which functioned between the years of 1543 and 1834. The Asiento allowed other countries to sell people into slavery to the Spanish. A population by the late sixteenth century was mostly composed of individuals of African descent.[6] 

Antumi Toasije states in his Journal of Black Studies, "African peoples have an ancient presence in the Iberian Peninsula. In fact, Spanish identity especially has been forged on the frontlines of African and European interaction 

The Moors (North African and Iberian Muslims) often served as slaves in Christian Spain. These slaves were captured from Muslim Spain and North Africa and imported into the Christian section of the Iberian peninsula. When the Moors were forcibly evicted from Spain, in 1610, moorish slaves were allowed to stay, however, they were forced to convert to Christianity. There were relatively low quantities of moorish slaves in comparison to African slave in comparison to black slaves due to the differences in population; however, there were booms of moorish slaves in 1606 and 1618 due to restrictions placed on importation and exportation of black slaves. Moorish slaves were finally outlawed in Spain in 1646; however, other forms of slavery did continue on the peninsula.[8]

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if you don’t think this carries an important message about our society then you are what is wrong with human society today

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And this is why when you see a post empowering and uplifting black women, do not invade it with “don’t you mean all women.” No, because this is not the reality of “all women.”

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Show me the kid who shoots up schools

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Show me the kid that has sex with their siblings

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Black feminists

 Most activist organizations have a specific set of ideologies,requirements and goals that define the purpose of the organization. But Black feminism is one of the few organizations that don't require it's "members" to actually do or accomplish anything specific. This is why it's so easy for any random troll to lay claim to being a Black feminists.When trolling their targets, these fake activist trolls usually repeat a number of unsubstantiated claims about their targets. The most common are:a. Claiming the target does not like Black womenb. Claiming that the target "turned their back on the community"c. Using the word "misogynist" over and over and out of context

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#stockholmsyndrome Stockholm syndrome, or capture-bonding, is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with them. These feelings are generally considered irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims, who essentially mistake a lack of abuse from their captors for an act of kindness.The FBI’s Hostage Barricade Database System shows that roughly 8% of victims show evidence of Stockholm syndrome. by afro_vegan_ali http://ift.tt/1phPnnw

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bruuh

They have a psycological term for this shit ? lol