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Black man knocks out white man in the ring!!

charismaallover — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 20:34:12 +0000

Black Boxers are often not noticed but let’s not forget
them. Black people have been the best known athletes
so far. Fighting ain’t nothing for us black people so take
a look at this book, for information or just to enlighten
yourself. See what alot of times they don’t talk about.

Black woman does the damn thing to this white girl
in the boxing ring. It’s the melanin we have, It makes
us give a powerful punch!

http://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/OB-BX908_phiri__20080728161014.jpg

Melanin Keeps us Black People Younger and Other Advantages too

charismaallover — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 03:22:46 +0000

I found so much information on this site
I went to about Melanin. Genetics is

so so good to black people. The melanin

loves us so much.Melanin is the key to life. It is a main
ingredient in the DNA of genes and protects
the dna nucleus. Also, Melanin granules
are central computers and may interpret
and start body responses and reaction
without reporting to the brain.Melanin is an anti oxidant that destroys free
radicals. Free radicals are a major factor
that causes aging.

When it comes to staying younger melanin
keeps you wrinkle free by protecting from the
damaging effects of sunlight. The darker
your skin, the less it ages.

Its the exact opposite for white skin. That’s
why white people have wrinkled skin in their
40s or earlier but Black people
have smooth unwrinkled skin even at an
old age.

Brain power enhances Black people’s
athletics, rhythmic dancing abilities.
It’s because of Melanin.

The site says Black babies sit, stand,
crawl, and walk sooner than whites and
just as well demonstrate advanced
cognitive skills over whites.

Dr. Amos Wilson has a Book called
The Developmental Psychology of
the Black Child. This is where he
talks about the differences in
abilities between races.

On the site they even have a chart
they put up talking about differences
between how long it takes a baby
from each race to do something.
It shows Black babies to learn
things faster than European babies.

So if you want to see more specifically
what these professionals are talking about
here is the site:

http://suzar.com/BOTW/BOTW-ch5b-pages55-56.html

Black Art at Your Fingertips ! :-)

charismaallover — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:11:28 +0000

WoW! I’m touched by all the beautiful
black art. I spefically want to
start off with the journals with
black people. That’s the perfect
design for a journal and for a writer
like me to show off. Whoever designed
the journals really got into it.

They got black art, all the greats
involving us black folks. There is a
particular art in Egyptian style,I’m glad
they painted the Egyptian woman the
true representation
of her race-black.

I must get this black art soon….

Oh, the site it’s on is:

http://www.artisanartsonline.com/index.php

Black History Month Online Book Fair 2008

charismaallover — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:50:24 +0000

Hello Everyone, Okay great news again and again.
From February 1-29, 2008, there
are going to be people discussing
the state of African American literacy and
the importance of Black History
being celebrated 365 days of
the year.The
people i’m talking about
that will be discussing this are :

book club founders,
authors,
agents, reporters,
publishers,
e-boo producers,
graphic designers,
literary leaders,
spoken word artists,
poets,
radio show hosts,
book store
owners

The nightly events will be annouced
to 10,000 listeners by VI Radio SEC.
This event will be promoted
extensively all over the world
by an AP wire service, Internet
Radio and Local radio stations in
DC/MD/VA.

They will pay tribute to industry greats
like Karibu Books, Paul Coates and Black Classic
Press, DC oldest African-American
newspapers, pioneers in AA literature,
Ruby De and other famous film stars.

In addition they will spotlight today’s
History Makers like

Myspace Book Club
Friends,
Blog Talk Radio Host,
and others

The SLS and family are going to
celebrate all month with style and unity
,showcasing Vistions Driven by Some
Higher Power.

Each day of February, 2008 there will
be a day to discuss everything about
black people. They will celebrate
the past, future, and life changing
successes they are creating currently.

Daily, they will host noon day
radio chats, blog chat tours and
all day chat room visits with readers,
video blogging and e-workshops.
It’s all free to the public.

Every night there will be:

exclusive private chats

book clubs on the
phone chat line

public panel discussions on
the radio

panel discussions
will be recorded and streamed
to an open SLS site for
the world to hear and take part in.

I give credit to this site for its information:

http://edc1creations.squarespace.com/bhm-chatroom

THis site tells about the themes the above
site will discuss: http://www.sankofaliterarysociety.org/bookfair.html

Leaders who are Black, not another race like some misinformed people say

charismaallover — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:46:08 +0000

Here I am, fortunate to be finding
the greatest news that some little
folks try to hide. But the secret’s
out. I love to present great news! Coffee comes from Caffa Ethiopia
where it first came into
existence and still grows in large amounts..

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So when you put the coffee to your mouth
you’ll know the history while you drinking
it if you did not already.

Beethoven, of the world’s greatest musicians was
in fact a dark mulattoo. He was known as the
Black Spaniard.

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The Ganges river in India, was named in honor of an
Ethiopian King who conquered Asia as far as
this river.

Now for this brilliant wonderful Black Leader;

Imhotep from Ancient Egypt was the
real Father of MEdicine. He lived about
2300 b.C . He was the reason Greece and
Rome had the knowledge they had about medicine.
So those folks in Greece and Rome need to
be grateful to the black man.

That’s what’s up. He was worshipped as a BLACK MAN.
His Ethiopian portraits show his black traits.
He’s the one who says Eat, drink and be Merry.
Statues of Imhotep in the Cairo Museum show his black features.

As I already said in one of my posts. I will just repeat it again though. Dr. Daniel Hale Williams was the black man who did the first operation on the heart.

Hannibal, a black man, and his 26,000 men defeated Rome
He’s the father of military strategy.

His methods continue to be taught in top military
academies of the United States, England, France,
Germany, and other lands.

Though some people like to show his picture as a white man, we know that he is a Black person because his coin in the British Museum and the Museo Kercheriano, Rome show him to be the purest African

All the credit for this information goes to this
site:

http://www.users.fast.net/~blc/blac2.htm

Black Inventors Book Discusses Black Inventors Outside of America

charismaallover — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:41:48 +0000

So I was looking, searching for
black inventors book. Then I came
to this site where it’s a book that
talks about black inventors.

Africans Came Before Columbus-The book tells all

charismaallover — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:01:52 +0000

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It’s a book by Ivan Van Sertima,

A Guyanese Historian, linguist and anthrogpologist. He states that Africans

have been to the New World before

Columbus even got there. He goes into

detail about the black features in Olmec

heads of Central Mexico, the resemblances

between the Aztec and Egyptian calendars

and pyramid structures.

“The truth is like the fresh cool

air, anything else is just the hot stale

air.” Quote by me

So reach out to the site for the justice

in the truth. You will find truth in the book.

Here is where you can buy the book:

http://www.amazon.com/They-Came-Before-Columbus-Presence/dp/0812968174/ref=pd_sim_b_img_14?tag=word08-20?tag=word08-20

Paul Williams-African American Architect at your computer screen!

charismaallover — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 07:39:09 +0000

Everyone needs a place to live obviously, but

not everyone is fortunate enough to live in a

royal palace. But if you can design a house,

any kind of house its a very extraordinary talent.

So I present a man who designs buildings to the t.

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Paul Williams was an African American architect who

practiced in the Los Angeles and Southern

California areas. Williams studied at the Los

Angeles School of Art and Design , The Los

Angeles branch of the New York Beaux-Arts

Institute of Design Atelier. He then went to

the University of Southern California where

he designed residential buildings there.

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Williams served on the first Los Angeles

Planning Commission in 1920 and became

a certified architect in 1921. Paul opened

his own office at age 28. Also, he was

known as an outstanding draughtsman.

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He got better and better with his skill of drawings that

were upside down. Architect Paul did it this way

so clients sitting across from the table could see them.

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Paul R. Williams was the 1st African American

member of the American Institute of Architects.

In 1939, he received the AIA Award of

Merit for his design of the MCA Building in

Beverly Hills.

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Guess what else he received?

He Received the Springarn Medal from the NAACP.

1957- he was voted as an AIA Fellow.

He received honorary doctorates from Howard University, Lincoln

University, and Tuskegee Institute.

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He did it up.

Paul R. Williams designed 100s of private homes.

These homes were in Hollywood Hills and the Mid-Wilshire area

of Los Angeles. Dig this, his most famous homes

were made for Hollywood celebrities.

A particular notable home of Williams design was

used for the exterior scenes of the Clampett

mansion on television’s “The Beverly Hillbillies.”

The customers for his homes included

Frank Sinatra, Lon Chaney, and more.

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So you can remember Paul R. Williams as

The man with a complex mind that produces

a complex design.. That’s the way I explain

him and his great technical work.

Wrapping it up, I give credit to the following site for its

information:

http://www.friendsoftcc.com/4/14/Architect_Paul_R._Williams.html?_Williams

Black Harpists in the SPotlight!

charismaallover — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 07:38:43 +0000

Me, the persistent researcher.

I am sitting here thinking what are some other things I can

present about Black people. I’m always inspired.

I had save this beautiful site full of black

people who are harpists. It’s what needs to

be shown over and over in media.

So get ready for the biggest delight!!!

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At this link you will see a slideshow of
black harpists. Such beautiful people
next to a beautiful instrument. Some nice
jazz to go along with the photos.Remember the name!

Coalition Harpists of African Descent.

They have had their 2007 festivals.

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The 2008 festivals are in the works. The site is at this url:
http://www.freewebs.com/chad-org/harpeventsresources.htm

They give a list of black banks when you click on links button.

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Coalition Harpists of African Descent does International
Harp Competitions.

Im always seeking events, things to support
black talent and its so easy to find.

Althea Gibson-First African American to win Championships at Grand Slam Tournaments

charismaallover — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 07:18:22 +0000

(Picture of Althea Gibson)

Althea Gibson, who was born August 25, 1927 in Silver SC.

Gibson was fortunate to come to the attention of Dr.

Walter Johnson is a VA physician who contributed

to the black community.

Althea got the best instruction and competition through

Dr Johnson and the USTA to get her into the recognized

tennis scene. She is known as the first African American

to win championships at Grand Slam tournaments

such as Wimbledon, the French Open, The

Australian Doubles and the United States Open in

the late 1950s.

Gibson won 11 major titles in the late 1950s,

involving singles titles at the French Open,

Wimbledon, and the US Open as welll as 3 straight

doubles crowns at the French Open.

By 1957, she was the first African American to

be voted by the Associated Press as Female

Athlete of the Year. (It’s wonderful to be chosen

for such a title, especially out of many people.

That shows how she stands out.)

The next year she won that same title.

One year she earned $100,000 in conjunction with playing

a series of matches before Harlem Globetrotter basketball games.

(My comment :Amazing how sports draw in so much attention.

Especially the scholarships that roll in because

of being an athlete)

She became New Jersey State Commissioner of

Athletics in 1975, a position she carried on with

for 10 years. THen she served on the State’s

Athletics Control Board until 1988 and the

Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness until 1992.

This information can be found here:

http://www.altheagibson.com/biographical.htm