The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... African pharaohs were on the throne of Upper Egypt . Blotting the Blacks out of history included replacing African names of persons , places and things with Arabic and European names . One wave of the masters ' magic wand , and black ...
... African pharaohs were on the throne of Upper Egypt . Blotting the Blacks out of history included replacing African names of persons , places and things with Arabic and European names . One wave of the masters ' magic wand , and black ...
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... Black civilization , with the resulting ethnic transformation of Egypt from black to brown ( Afro - Asian and Afro - European ) , to white . This means that the second subdivision would bypass the Re- storation period of the great ...
... Black civilization , with the resulting ethnic transformation of Egypt from black to brown ( Afro - Asian and Afro - European ) , to white . This means that the second subdivision would bypass the Re- storation period of the great ...
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... Asia ! " ( He was born in Mississippi ) . " But , " the moderator pressed , " you call your movement a Black movement ? ” “ Ah ! ” the great Moorish leader replied , " That's strategy , " 338 The Destruction of Black Civilization.
... Asia ! " ( He was born in Mississippi ) . " But , " the moderator pressed , " you call your movement a Black movement ? ” “ Ah ! ” the great Moorish leader replied , " That's strategy , " 338 The Destruction of Black Civilization.
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