Any Questions? No Sir
A student's question serves as a powerful window into their cognitive processing, engagement level, and comprehension during a listening task. Far from just a request for information, the specific nature of a student's question tells an educator several critical things
FACT CONTROL: Traroe bans Shariah Law
As long as we remain ignorant and apolitical, we remain the pawns of the world. As long as we can be persuaded by superheroes, celebrities, and popular culture, we will always remain infantile in our political outlook. When Ted Cruz
Black Bourgeoisie: John McWhorter and the Axiology of Assimilation
The contemporary crisis of culture and identity among African-descended people has produced a constellation of intellectuals who appear to critique what they broadly call wokness but ultimately serve assimilationist ends. John McWhorter, Thomas Sowell, and Jason Riley are often celebrated
The Content Creator Crisis: WARNING
Sometimes I wish I could scream a warning for the world to hear our tiny voices, but all we have are our words on this platform. Please become a paid Patreon to support this unique work. Even if it is
Pan-Africanism: By Their Fruit
"I said that physically we Afro-Americans might remain in America, fighting for our Constitutional rights, but that philosophically and culturally we Afro-Americans badly needed to “return” to Africa—and to develop a working unity in the framework of Pan-Africanism."— Malcolm XThe
The Epistemological Frontier: Surviving the Border of New Knowledge
So you are reading a book or watching a short on Twitter, and someone makes a statement, and you like it, and that is enough, but how would you test it? Yes, most statements can be tested. The reason we
The Echo Chamber of Untenable Black Outrage
If I wanted to destroy a people who identify as the lowest color in Eurocentric aesthetics, what I would do is give them enough inclusion for them to hang themselves on it. Allow everything that says Moors were black to
Ubuntu: From Vagueness to Solution
Ubuntu — the Nguni Bantu principle loosely translated as "I am because we are" — has become one of the most globally cited expressions of “African” thought. It is invoked in corporate boardrooms, post-conflict reconciliation commissions, and constitutional courts. Yet
Economic Slop and False Hope content
This video flags how you been sold a myth, and then proceeds to sell you an even bigger myth. Do you know why? Because the Nia (purpose) of the channel is to create content, not to transform the economy of
We are harming ourselves with this revisionist nonsense
This nonsense habit of inserting ourselves and claiming other people's history has the exact opposite effect. While everyone else is getting offended over silly Lupita for being inserted into a historically Greek role, we are looking at how far we