A Secret Identity Revealed (EXCLUSIVE)
A Secret Identity Revealed PART 1(EXCLUSIVE)
A Secret Identity Revealed”
Independently Researched and Verified
By Neyo Webster
This paper is written with you in mind, fellow African-American brother and sister. Our ancestors arrived at Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. A Dutch slave trader exchanged his cargo of "Africans", our ancestors, for food in 1619. (A Brief History of Jamestown, The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Richmond, VA 23220, email: apva@apva.org, Web published February, 2000) You were then sold to the highest bidder on auction blocks throughout the South and even the North, including New York City. How do you think the Stock Exchange got started? You and I were the stock. Our ancestors endured 246 years of chattel slavery and were emancipated by the 13th amendment on December 6, 1865, the date of ratification. Lincoln is NOT our Emancipator! We were then given citizenship by the 14th amendment on July 9, 1868, the date of ratification. This was put in place after the US government called us 3/5 of a man in Article 1, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the Constitution, known as “The three-fifths compromise.” We were then given the right to vote granted by the 15th amendment on February 3, 1870, the date of ratification. We then endured legalized segregation known as Jim Crow for 100 years (1865-1965), which included reprehensible American peonage, or involuntary servitude [a violation of the 13th amendment of the U.S. Constitution], which lasted until 1969 in at least sixteen states (Louisiana, Alabama, and even New York are included) and sixteen counties in Mississippi. (Harrell, 2008) American peonage is another historical area that I will explore further. It is an unspoken chapter in the history of our people that deserves to be proclaimed “from the housetops.” But let us return for now to Jim Crow. The Jim Crow laws were a lethal legislation enacted by the United States government which was designed to keep the African-American population from access to quality education, the ownership of property, investment into business, the right to vote…and even to preach to their own religious congregations. The very essence of the Jim Crow laws was genocidal. To keep any people from self-determination is genocide.
Actually, the term Jim Crow is the name of a highly popular minstrel show character invented around 1828 by Thomas “Daddy” Rice, a white entertainer who donned blackface to ridicule Black culture. (NOI Research Department, 2010) After that we have suffered a semi-permanent second-class citizenship, as a people, since the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In fact, President Ronald Reagan, amongst other politicians in Washington and around the nation, opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He wanted it repealed, done away with. And mind you, Reagan was selected, oops, elected in 1981 and served two terms to 1989. And our present president has been no better. He has ignored our plight and is condescending and callous when he publicly addresses us. Is he one of us? Does his voice resonate with the Black struggle? That is a paper in of itself.
Like always, I open this material to the floor for serious discussion because it is nothing more important than a serious dialog of the education and our future of our Hebrew people.
READ MORE: http://zionismunveiled.blogspot.com/2010/1...
A Secret Identity Revealed”
Independently Researched and Verified
By Neyo Webster
This paper is written with you in mind, fellow African-American brother and sister. Our ancestors arrived at Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. A Dutch slave trader exchanged his cargo of "Africans", our ancestors, for food in 1619. (A Brief History of Jamestown, The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Richmond, VA 23220, email: apva@apva.org, Web published February, 2000) You were then sold to the highest bidder on auction blocks throughout the South and even the North, including New York City. How do you think the Stock Exchange got started? You and I were the stock. Our ancestors endured 246 years of chattel slavery and were emancipated by the 13th amendment on December 6, 1865, the date of ratification. Lincoln is NOT our Emancipator! We were then given citizenship by the 14th amendment on July 9, 1868, the date of ratification. This was put in place after the US government called us 3/5 of a man in Article 1, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the Constitution, known as “The three-fifths compromise.” We were then given the right to vote granted by the 15th amendment on February 3, 1870, the date of ratification. We then endured legalized segregation known as Jim Crow for 100 years (1865-1965), which included reprehensible American peonage, or involuntary servitude [a violation of the 13th amendment of the U.S. Constitution], which lasted until 1969 in at least sixteen states (Louisiana, Alabama, and even New York are included) and sixteen counties in Mississippi. (Harrell, 2008) American peonage is another historical area that I will explore further. It is an unspoken chapter in the history of our people that deserves to be proclaimed “from the housetops.” But let us return for now to Jim Crow. The Jim Crow laws were a lethal legislation enacted by the United States government which was designed to keep the African-American population from access to quality education, the ownership of property, investment into business, the right to vote…and even to preach to their own religious congregations. The very essence of the Jim Crow laws was genocidal. To keep any people from self-determination is genocide.
Actually, the term Jim Crow is the name of a highly popular minstrel show character invented around 1828 by Thomas “Daddy” Rice, a white entertainer who donned blackface to ridicule Black culture. (NOI Research Department, 2010) After that we have suffered a semi-permanent second-class citizenship, as a people, since the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In fact, President Ronald Reagan, amongst other politicians in Washington and around the nation, opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He wanted it repealed, done away with. And mind you, Reagan was selected, oops, elected in 1981 and served two terms to 1989. And our present president has been no better. He has ignored our plight and is condescending and callous when he publicly addresses us. Is he one of us? Does his voice resonate with the Black struggle? That is a paper in of itself.
Like always, I open this material to the floor for serious discussion because it is nothing more important than a serious dialog of the education and our future of our Hebrew people.
READ MORE: http://zionismunveiled.blogspot.com/2010/1...
Like always, I open this material to the floor for serious discussion because it is nothing more important than a serious dialog of the education and our future and of our Hebrew people.