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Jews run the media. |
freecocoa:The dude is obviously dumb! fem·i·nism \ˈfe-mə-ˌni-zəm\ noun : the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities : organized activity in support of women's rights and interests Full Definition 1 :the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes 2 :organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests misogynist [mi-soj-uh-nist, mahy‐] noun 1. a person who hates, dislikes, mistrusts, or mistreats women. |
Misogynist2014:I don't give a damn about that. Before feminism men abandoned their families. |
KLand:And men can't be perverted, crazy, lonely and frustrated? |
Africans are the most religious people but yet have the most problems. When will you dumb bleeps realize the Bible and Qur'an was written by people (men) and not by God. Feminism/Gender Equality just exposed most men aren't as hard working and responsible as women. Women, for the most part, are raised to be head of household from young ages. Why you think little girls are often playing house and having baby dolls and stuff? They're being trained from jump. Men are raised to a certain extent. They're almost encouraged to go out in the world and be a f*ck up and f*ck everything until they get tired and figure it out for themselves how to be adults. |
No, he was born in March. December 25th has been debunked for a long time. |
Tell the wife to get her a male maid. |
Self-hate |
delishpot:Another dumb black! A lot of blacks in Africa worship the white man and think Jesus is white. There are poor blacks that will do anything for money. Who the hell do you think is responsible for the crap that's happening in the world? |
delishpot:White men were the ones who funded and organized these guys. |
Awaja:Ignorant. Circumcised males are sex maniacs |
AmunRaOlodumare:I know this. |
Elxandre:You're forgetting Europeans had guns and Africans didn't |
Ploy:English is a mixture of languages |
Vivly:There's already a cure for HIV/AIDs and Cancer. |
[size=14pt]Sarah E. Goode[/size] https://americanmothersblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/sarah-e-goode1.jpg Sarah was born a slave in Toledo in 1855, but raised in Chicago after the end of the Civil War. She married a Virginia man, Archie Goode, and had six children, three of whom survived into childhood. She and Archie, a “stair builder,” opened a furniture store. Like today, much of the urban denizens of Chicago lived in tiny cramped apartments, where space was at a premium. A smart entrepreneur, Sarah thought of a way to “hide away” beds in a desk. Her invention, the “cabinet bed,” was granted a patent on July 14, 1885. She would be the first African-American woman to earn a US patent. When laid out, it was a comfortable bed. Folded up, it became a functional desk complete with writing space, shelves and cabinets. https://americanmothersblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Sarah-goode-cabinet-bed.gif [size=14pt]Miriam E. Benjamin[/size] Miriam Benjamin was a Washington D.C. school teacher and the second black woman to receive a patent. Miriam Benjamin received a patent for an invention she called a Gong and Signal Chair for Hotels. Her invention allowed hotel customer to summon a waiter from the comfort of their chair. A button on the chair would buzz the waiters' station and a light on the chair would let the wait staff know who wanted service. Miriam Benjamin's invention was adapted and used in the United States House of Representatives. Below you can view the actual patent issued to Miriam Benjamin on July 17, 1888. https://0.tqn.com/d/inventors/1/0/C/C/benjamin.gif [size=14pt]Anna M. Mangin[/size] Anna M. Mangin developed a special kind of pastry fork in 1891. She received a patent for this device on March 1, 1892. To make pastries, such as cookies and pie crusts, cooks used to mix the dough with their hands. Mangin's fork helped to mix together butter and flour for pastries without the cook having to touch the ingredients. The fork could also be used to beat eggs, mash potatoes, and prepare salad dressings. https://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/9e/17/4c/9e174c03cba4d42d6ee73b3dd497fc17.jpg [size=14pt]Lyda A. Newman[/size] She invented a hairbrush that was able to be taken apart in order to be easily cleaned. She was granted her patent on November 15, 1898. [img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f7/Lyda_Newman's_hairbrush.gif[/img] [size=14pt]Madeline Turner[/size] Madeline M. Turner invented Turner's Fruit-Press, which paved the way for further development of the fruit press. She was granted U.S. Patent 1,180,959 in April 25, 1916. Turner lived in Oakland, California. [img]https://www.csupomona.edu/~plin/inventors/images/turner_fruitpress_big.jpg[/img] [size=14pt]Alice H. Parker[/size] On Dec. 23, 1919, inventor Alice H. Parker of Morristown, New Jersey, patented her design for the gas heating furnace. Parker’s design would help provide central heating in millions of homes and buildings around the world today. Parker’s gas heating furnace revolutionized how people heat their homes. With her invention, people no longer needed to stock and burn wood in a traditional furnace, which presented a high fire risk when left unattended. https://www.bet.com/news/national/2012/12/23/this-day-in-black-history-dec-23-1919/_jcr_content/featuredMedia/newsitemimage.newsimage.dimg/121912-national-history-Alice-H-Parker-patented-design-gas-furnace.jpg [size=14pt]Marjorie Joyner[/size] Born in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia in 1896 she later moved to Chicago to study cosmetology. Ms. Joyner became employed by Madame CJ Walker where she eventually became the Director of Madame Walker’s Beauty Schools. During her employment with the Walker Company she designed the “Permanent Wave Machine” which was able to straighten black woman hair and wave white women hair for a long period of time. Her invention was patented but she never profited from it for it was the property of the Walker Company. https://handmadesoapcoach.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/joyner_invention.gif Read More: https://webfiles.uci.edu/mcbrown/display/women_inventors.html |
babatgtr:Lmao. You're a fool! The New Testament was written by the Romans 325 years AFTER Yahusha (Jesus) died. Christianity is a pagan religion. God, Lord, Jehovah, Christ and Jesus are all PAGAN! I bet you believe Yahusha was white with long hair, too. |
[img]http://wsm.wsu.edu/mag_images/big_brother/2012spring_lessons3.jpg[/img] The Aka fathers have been named the world's best fathers, dedicating the most time of all the globe's peoples to active fathering, according to a new study. Aka fathers even commonly offer their nipple to their crying babies to suck, a method perfectly suited for soothing them until it can be fed, the impressed researchers found. No fathers spend more time alone with their children than the average Aka, now given the title "Best Dads in the World" by Fathers Direct, a British national information centre on fatherhood. The Aka People, living in the border forests of Congo Brazzaville and the Central African Republic, are a hunting and gathering people. On average, Aka father hold or are within arms' reach of their infants 47 percent of the time - almost as much as Aka mothers. This, according to Fathers Direct, is the current world record. Only Northern European countries with high gender equality standards are now closing on to Aka fathers. In Sweden, an average father now takes care of 45 percent of parental childcare. The results of the worldwide study by Fathers Direct were recently published in the centre's journal, 'FatherWorld'. The study included 156 cultures around the world and found that fathering had a low status in most countries. Only 20 percent of the cultures studied promote men's close relationships with infants, and only 5 percent with young children. Not so among the Congolese and Central African Akas, however. An Aka daddy uses every opportunity to be in close contact with his infant. Aka fathers often take the child along when they go drinking palm wine or during other social activities. They may hold the baby close to their bodies for a couple of hours at a time, says the report. The study highlights findings by Barry Hewlett, an American anthropologist, who has studied the Aka people for more than 20 years. The dads, rather than mums, are often the ones who settle the babies if they wake at night, Mr Barry also found. The inevitable question for most non-Aka parents is how can a father take care of a baby still needing mother's milk for hours and hours. Surely, not even an Aka father can breastfeed his hungry baby. Well, he can, almost. His nipple at least will tranquillise the baby. "A father's nipple is perfectly suited to soothing a crying baby until it can be fed," according to the British report. Researcher Caroline Flint commented that she had earlier come across cases of dads doing this. "It is not a case of the man saying to the baby, 'Here you are, have my bosom,' but usually of the baby snuffling along the father's chest, finding the nipple and sucking. The men are usually very surprised, but the babies seem content. They love to snuggle up to their dads," Ms Flint explained. Offering their nipple to a hungry baby "could be a big challenge" to most non-Aka males, the researchers however confess. Maybe one should take a group of European dads and their babies out to the Congo for a couple of weeks "to meet the Aka tribe and see what our dads can manage," one however proposed. Aka fathering could become an export commodity - or at least a source of pride for Congolese and Central Africans. |
Misogynist2014:Lmao.. there's already gender equality where I live. Are you afraid of a woman doing a better job than you? ![]() |
naijababe:Bullsh*t |
YungwizzzyPt7:You should know the answer to that. |
Ploy:Rally not riot. |
Ploy:Why don't you guys try to "impeach" them? Or rally? |
Africa is home to the world's earliest known use of measuring and calculation, confirming the continent as the birthplace of both basic and advanced mathematics. Thousands of years ago, Africans were using numerals, algebra and geometry in daily life. This knowledge spread throughout the entire world after a series of migrations out of Africa, beginning around 30,000 BC, and later following a series of invasions of Africa by Europeans and Asians (1700 BC-present). [center]Measuring and Counting[/center] Lebombo Bone (35,000 BC) https://www.taneter.org/lebombo.jpg The oldest mathematical instrument is the Lebombo bone, a baboon fibula used as a measuring device and so named for its location of discovery in the Lebombo mountains of Swaziland. The device is at least 35,000 years old. Judging from its 29 distinct markings, it could have been used to either track menstrual or lunar cycles, or used merely as a measuring stick. It is rather interesting to note the significance of the 29 markings (roughly the same number as lunar cycle, i.e., 29.531 days) on the baboon fibula because it is the oldest indication that the baboon, a primate indigenous to Africa, was symbolically linked to Khonsu, who was also associated with time. The Kemetic god, Djehuty ("Tehuti" or "Toth" , was later depicted as a baboon (also an ibis), and is usually associated with the moon, math, writing and science. Use of baboon bones as mathematical devices has been continuous throughout all of Africa, suggesting Africans always held the baboon as sacred and associated with the moon, math, and time. Ishango Bone (20,000 BC) https://i57.tinypic.com/xlzfp0.jpg The world's oldest evidence of advanced mathematics was also a baboon fibula that was discovered in present-day Democratic Republic of Congo, and dates to at least 20,000 BC. The bone is now housed in the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels. The Ishango bone is not merely a measuring device or tally stick as some people erroneously suggest. The bone's inscriptions are clearly separated into clusters of markings that represent various quantities. When the markings are counted, they are all odd numbers with the left column containing all prime numbers between 10 and 20, and the right column containing added and subtracted numbers. When both columns are calculated, they add up to 60 (nearly double the length of the lunar or menstrual cycle). Gebet'a or "Mancala" Game (700 BC-present) https://www.taneter.org/gebeta.jpg https://i58.tinypic.com/1zfrloo.jpg Although the oldest known evidence of the ancient counting board game, Gebet'a or "Mancala" as it is more popularly known, comes from Yeha (700 BC) in Ethiopia, it was probably used in Central Africa many years prior. The game forces players to strategically capture a greater number of stones than one's opponent. The game usually consists of a wooden board with 2 rows of 6 holes each, and 2 larger holes at either end. However, in antiquity, the holes were more likely to be carved into stone, clay or mud like the example from Medieval Aksum, shown at right. More advanced versions found in Central and East Africa, such as the Omweso, Igisoro and Bao, usually involve 4 rows of 8 holes each. [center]Fractions, Algebra and Geometry[/center] "Moscow" Papyrus (2000 BC) https://www.taneter.org/moscowpapyrus.jpg Housed in Moscow's Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, the so-called "Moscow" papyrus, was purchased by Vladimir Golenishchev sometime in the 1890s. Written in hieratic from perhaps the 13th dynasty in Kemet, the papyrus is one of the world's oldest examples of use of geometry and algebra. The document contains approximately 25 mathematical problems, including how to calculate the length of a ship's rudder, the surface area of a basket, the volume of a frustum (a truncated pyramid), and various ways of solving for unknowns. "Rhind" Mathematical Papyrus (1650 BC) https://i58.tinypic.com/1zxntl3.jpg Purchased by Alexander Rhind in 1858 AD, the so-called "Rhind" Mathematical Papyrus (shown below) dates to approximately 1650 BC and is presently housed in the British Museum. Although some Egyptologists link this to the foreign Hyksos, this text was found during excavations at the Ramesseum in Waset (Thebes) in Southern Egypt, which never came under Hyksos' rule. Written by the scribe, Ahmose, in the "Hieratic" script, the text reads as follows: "Accurate reckoning for inquiring into things, and the knowledge of all things, mysteries...all secrets... This book was copied in regnal year 33, month 4 of Akhet, under the majesty of the King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Awserre, given life, from an ancient copy made in the time of the King of Upper and Lower Egypt Nimaatre. The scribe Ahmose writes this copy..." The first page contains 20 arithmetic problems, including addition and multiplication of fractions, and 20 algebraic problems, including linear equations. The second page shows how to calculate the volume of rectangular and cylindrical granaries, with pi (Π) estimated at 3.1605. Tere are also calculations for the area of triangles (slopes of a pyramid) and an octagon. The third page continues with 24 problems, including the multiplication of algebraic fractions, among others. Timbuktu Mathematical Manuscripts (1200s AD) https://i58.tinypic.com/2mxgx6r.jpg Timbuktu in Mali is home to one of the world's oldest universities, Sankore, which had libraries full of manuscripts mainly written in Ajami (African languages, such as Hausa in this case, written in a script similar to "Arabic" ) in the 1200s AD. When Europeans and Western Asians began visiting and colonizing Mali from 1300s-1800s AD, Malians began to hide the manuscripts in basements, attics and underground, fearing destruction or theft by foreigners. This was certainly a good idea, given Europeans' history of stealing and/or destroying texts in Kemet and other areas of the continent. Many of the scripts, such as the one shown below, were mathematical and astronomical in nature. In recent years, as many as 700,000 scripts have been rediscovered and attest to the continuous knowledge of advanced mathematics and science in Africa well before European colonization. Source:[url]diasporicroots.tumblr.com/post/87000156338/beautiesofafrique-ancient-african-mathematics[/url] |
New Testament was written 325 years after Yeshua (Jesus) by the Catholic Church.. The Hebrew Bible was written 900-1000 years before Yeshua (Jesus) was born. The Catholic Church deleted and added doctrines to the Bible (We read today) |
kNarcissus:6700 black Africans and 300 Arabs conquered Spain. You can also check out some museums in Europe discussing black-a-moors ... |
Radoillo:6700 were black Africans 300 were authentic Arabs ![]() |


