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Q&A With Ngola Santos

Ngola Santos
Location: New Haven, CT United States
Joined: May 22nd, 2009

I am an Angolan-America born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. I was bless to be in a family of great achievers. I am gifted in problem solving, with answer & solutions to the difficult questions or puzzles. I have a lot of self accomplishment that allow me to believe that all things are possible.

My Interview Question

What do you believe can be achieved? Why?

Current Whereabouts:

Getting out of engineering and getting into the entertainment industry: Music and acting. Composing Music. Organizing finances. Help friends & famliy member promote their great talent as well.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

I will establish several business. I set a goal to be a Billionionaire, as long as it doesn't cause harm to my family. I wish to change the world for better. I aspire to make aware the value that black people have toward themselves and to other, through forgotten history and social awareness.

Website:

http://www.myspace.com/ourtruenoise

Education (request update)

Temple Univ class of 1998

Undergrad Major: Electrical Engineering

Most Memorable Moment:

Playing Basketball and socializing with others. Meeting my Beautiful Wife.

High School: Roxborough in Philadelphia, PA class of 1990

Activities & Accomplishments:

Valedictorian junior year Full academic scholarship Honor Society

Activity

Do you black people really like being black?

After visting and living in quite a few places around the world & US, the question of who we are has alwayed been fussy and negative. The way we treat each other verses others can seem mind boggling. ...more
Posted by Ngola Santos on May 23rd, 2009 • 710 Views

My BlackInAmerica.com Profile

Why Are You Concerned About Black America:

First of all I want to make it clear that I believe in a unified world with equality and love for one another. However, right now, I believe we not going in the right direction. We do not know who we are, but we believe we do know. Since we have not established our real & true history, due to lack of interest maybe, we continue to quietly hate ourselves. Racism is still at 70% and "Colorism" within ourselves (black people around the world) have always been the x factor in the failure to unify. I believe that we can achieve true equality, if we begin to become protective of information about who we are and what we have done. For example, knowing blacks were the Shang dynasty (First Chinese dynasty) , or the first documented finding of Brain Surgery is in Southern African, are important education to know on February. I can go on and blow minds, but that is a small part of my concerns. Thank you for listening. Ngola

How Did You Find Out About This Site:

T.V.

What Would You Like To See On This Site:

Progress and Solutlions. No more debuts and discussions that go nowhere.

Did You See The CNN Special Entitled "Black In America":

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Guestbook Comments

	so after reading my comment i welcome any help in responding that you can give Tagged by janice muse on 07/25/2009

	i would love to discuss life with you i am actually learning how to use this site so may need help on invites and acceptions Tagged by janice muse on 07/25/2009

	Hi, and it is good to have a friend who lives where most of my family lives and where I mostly grew up...south street and in West Phila(smile)this is why I hate living in the city. and by the way young man, get that education because it is PRICELESS, o.k? Tagged by ROBINSON IRMA on 05/30/2009

	Thank you for the comment on my poll, I really appreciate it. Take Care Tagged by Candice Johnson on 05/22/2009

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