Fifty years ago Malcolm X visited Birmingham UK, just 9 days before he was assassinated. On his trip to the city he visited Marshall Street in Smethwick, which was in the grip of a housing controversy, with the council buying up houses to prevent ethnic minorities moving in. Later in the year one of the most racist elections in British history took place, with the victorious Conservative candidate for the area endorsing the slogan ‘If you want a Nigger for a neighbour, vote…

Henrietta Lacks was only 31 years old when she died on October 4, 1951. But thanks to one of the more shameful, yet at the same time scientifically beneficial, episodes in the history of medical science, cells from the tumor that killed her grow today in laboratories all over the world.

Henrietta Lacks’ story is a powerful scientific and ethical lesson for researchers who work with human subjects. It all started in February 1951, when Dr. George Gey of Johns Hopkins was given…

Petroleum based chemicals are being found to cause significant attritional effects to the nervous system and immune system after prolonged exposure. Illnesses identified in the medical research include adult and child cancers, numerous neurological disorders, immune system weakening, autoimmune disorders, asthma, allergies, infertility, miscarriage, and child behavior disorders including learning disabilities, mental retardation, hyperactivity and ADD (attention deficit disorders). Petroleum…

[...]" The Moor's head appeared for the first time only in 1281, on a seal of the king Pierre III known as Le Grand. It was quadruple and surrounded a cross. The successors of Pierre III kept on using this emblem during a good century and it was only in 1387 that the King Jean the lst went back to the seal with four pales of his ancestors, that he used alone and that was conserved by his successors as long as the kingdom of Aragon lasted."…

We the inheritors of the earthThe original inhabitants, so let me tell you what it's worthMoney and the things it brings could never match.The quality of what it means to be blackMagnetic, elemental mineral ? inner brool ? and my intergalactic intervals are fantastic Blackness overcome oppression.Show em our progression, stretchin, all around the atlas. Heal the world, open the shell to reveal the pearl Up in my mind let my skill unfurl Divine…

SCOTIA (A name transferred to Alba about ten centuries after Christ) was one of the earliest names of Ireland - so named, it was said, from Scota, the daughter of Pharaoh, one of the ancient female ancestors of the Milesians - and the people were commonly called Scotti or Scots - both terms being frequently used by early Latin historians and poets. One of its ancient titles was Hibernia (used by Caesar) which some trace from Ivernia, the name, it is said, of a…

The archipelago known as the Canary Islands is situated in the Atlantic Ocean to the west of North Africa; the island of Fuerteventura being the closest point at only 52 nautical miles due west from the coast of Morocco. The seven main islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro stretch from east to west in a 500km arch

Toxin Additives in Your Food and Drink

by Russell L. Blaylock, M.D.

There are a growing number of clinicians and basic scientists who are convinced that excitotoxins play a critical role in the development of several neurological disorders, including migraines, seizures,infections, abnormal neural development, certain endocrine disorders, specific types of obesity, and especially the neurodegenerative diseases; a group of diseases which includes: ALS,…

The settlers were at first on good terms with the island's  Caribs/Kalinagos inhabitants, though such friendship lasted only a very few years. By 1626 both the British and the French settlements were expanding at such a rate that the Carib/Kalinagos Community began to perceive a threat to its very existence on the island. Joining forces…

The study of English history reveals waves of colonizers and immigrants whether this is though the Romans, Vikings, Germanic tribes, the Normans etc. All depicted as white, caucasian, and at least in modern times able to be categorized as being of european stock. However, what seemingly does not find its way into print is an African presence. That is not until the 1500s with the beginning of the slave trade, where Africans are recorded as blackamoor pets, domestic servants, soldiers, and…

SCOTIA (A name transferred to Alba about ten centuries after Christ) was one of the earliest names of Ireland - so named, it was said, from Scota, the daughter of Pharaoh, one of the ancient female ancestors of the Milesians - and the people were commonly called Scotti or Scots - both terms being frequently used by early Latin historians and poets. One of its ancient titles was Hibernia (used by Caesar) which some trace from Ivernia, the name, it is said, of a people located in the south of…

THE 1ST GROUP THE ROMANS THEY ENCOUNTERED WERE THE GALLIC TRIBES IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND. GALLIC TRIBES SUCH AS THE BELGIC, ATREBATES ETC.. WHO CROSSED OVER FROM FRANCE ONLY A CENTURY BEFORE THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF BRITAIN. THE 2ND GROUP, ACCORDING TO CEASAR WERE DIRECT DESCENDANTS OF THE ORGINAL POPULATION.

WHEN THE ROMAN ENTERED SOUTH WALES THEY COMMENTED OF THE CRINKLY HAIR AND DARK SKIN OF SILURES. REMEMBER THAT THE  ROMAN ARMY DEPENDED HEAVILY ON AFRICAN MERCENARIES, A UNIT OF…

THE CELTS ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE 1ST INDO EUROPEAN PEOPLE TO REACH BRITAIN AND IRELAND, BUT BEFORE THEY ARRIVED IT WAS ALREADY POPULATED BY VARIOUS AFRICAN TRIBES. TRACES OF KEMETIC, BERBER & CUSHITES ARE FOUND FEQUENTLY. MORE IMPORTANTLY WELSH, SCOTTISH & IRISH FOLKLORE MENTION BLACK PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THERE HIS STORY.

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