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AfroAsiatic Perspectives 14: Half Man…Half Amazing!
Takuan Amaru “Nas is like the Afrocentric Asian, half man…half amazing!” ～ lyrics by Nas, It Ain’t Hard to Tell In 2000, for the first time in history, the United States Census Bureau offered respondents the option of identifying themselves … Continue reading
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AfroAsiatic Perspectives #11: “Stereotypes of a Black Male Misunderstood…”
by Takuan Amaru Part I: Empathize “I thought about the black men who turned their heads during slavery as if they didn’t know the white master was raping their wife, daughter, sister, and even mother. I tried to understand what … Continue reading
AfroAsiatic Perspectives #10: 2011… Mind Control vs. the ‘Resolutionary’
“Anything is possible with a devil that has this much technology at his disposal” ~Bro. Polight Continue reading
AfroAsiatic Perspectives#3: Could White People be the CURE for Racism?
By Takuan Amaru “Racism, I feel, is the backbone of all the ills this country has…” ~Ferrel Winfrey “Slavery will not be in the past until the day when the lingering effects are recognized and justice is done. This is … Continue reading
AfroAsiatic Perspectives#2: Is White still Right in the 21st Century?
Is racism/white supremacy still fashionable in the 21st Century? AfroA weighs in honestly and forthrightly from a melanin-rich man’s perspective on this controversial topic… Continue reading
Welcome to AfroAsiatic Perspectives: An Overview
AfroAsiatic Perspectives Invitation: Greetings, I have started a series called, “AfroAsiatic Perspectives” that will be published every couple of weeks. These informative essays will report on a variety of current events, scientific breakthroughs and other interesting topics. The difference between … Continue reading
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