Unite the black nation

 "If you want to build unity, then prioritize similarities, not differences"

In the midst of the high spirit of togetherness of the black people, especially since the explosion of the Black Live Matter movement, which continues to be in the world's spotlight to this day. The togetherness of black people from all over the world, black people from various countries/nations, from various religions and languages, even received a lot of support from other nations and races. Keep vigilance against those who do not like the occurrence of togetherness of black people from all over the world that continues to be closely intertwined and lasting. What is going on ?.

The 3 Most Racist and Disruptive Ideologies of Human Life in the World

 If you voice anti-racism, anti-discrimination, anti-apartheid, and all kinds of ideas about “glorifying one’s own ego”, as well as “degrading” other human beings. So be thorough, fight all forms of racism, anti-Asian, anti-Black, anti-Islam, anti-Jewish, anti-non-Aryan, etc. Because IF ONLY fight one type of racism, but close your eyes and ears to other types of racism. So there will never be a harmonization of the unity of all mankind in the world. Because actually people like that also have a racist mentality in their brains and hearts.

Following the review of the BBC version and Tirto Humanism, there are three of the most racist ideologies that destroy human life. Is there one of them that is stored in the chambers of our hearts?

Human ‘Animal’ Zoo

Colonialism is very vulnerable to bring bitter stories to the colonized. As Belgium did in 1958, the advanced and prosperous countries in Western Europe were not in tune with the spirit of their leaders, they added to the dark history of colonialism. Instead of humanizing humans, but actually “animalizing” humans. They made a show entitled Human Zoo.

Reporting from the guardian, the Belgian government created an exhibition that was designed like a zoo , but the contents were a group of living humans . Surrounded by a fence made of bamboo, the men, women and children of black coolies from the Congo were exhibited like a zoo displaying animals.

Amina The Queen

 Is a Muslim Woman Military Strategist from Africa, the Queen of Africa who Loves Her People. This tough female figure who is touted as the Queen Mother of Africa is a 16th century Muslim female knight from Nigeria.

A statue stands in honor of Amina Sukhera in front of the National Theater of the Arts in Lagos, Nigeria. Describing the struggle of a hero, and being an example for his nation. She is the Muslim Queen of Fighters from the Dark Continent

She ruled for 34 years in the tribal region of Zazzau (now northern Nigeria) and became the first woman to rule there.

The sweet taste of sugar creates deep bitterness for others

 If someone says that sugar comes from Cuba, then the answer is wrong. Have you ever read western scientists honestly say that, “We owe a lot to the East”. Or “We must admit that the knowledge of many Muslims is the basis for the progress of western civilization”. Or “Our country is currently becoming rich and prosperous is actually starting from spices and “white gold” from the East”. As sad and miserable as being colonized, there is still a little painkiller, because there is still the voice of honest scientists. This is the scientific work of honest western scientists. Want to reveal the greed and colonialism that was once done by the ancestors of the western nation.

Alexander the Great’s military expeditionary delegation was astonished to discover a type of sweet-tasting reed along the landmass around the Indus River in 327 BC. The reeds they call “bee-free honey producers.” Now we know it as cane sugar (Saccharum officinarum L). Although the plant is native to Southeast Asia, sugarcane was not really cultivated and chemically processed until 800 BC in India. The discovery of sugar in India by the armies of Alexander the Great is thought to have been the first contact of sugar with the Western world, but sugar did not reach the Blue Continent until centuries later. Sugar first spread to various regions such as China, Persia and especially the Islamic territories in the Middle East.

Be careful and selective when it comes to “scientific science”

We recognize that scientists from any nation, from any race, from any scientific discipline, and from any religion, have contributed greatly to the progress of human civilization. But there are also many scientists who turn out to use their knowledge for negative purposes. Especially to achieve personal and group ambitions. And in the end it will give birth to mental superiority and racism towards other parties.

So keep being critical, careful and selective when you get “scientific knowledge”. Even though the person who delivered was an academic with a series of titles attached to his name. Including the “heavenly knowledge” that we get from religious leaders, regarding religion the guidelines are simple that, “there is no God who teaches racism to humans, there has never been a prophet who set an example for being racist, and there is nothing written in the holy book of any religion that educating his people to be racist. There is only WRONG IN INTERPRETING the teachings of his religion, or deliberately distorting and playing with the teachings of his own religion.”

The tradition of women from the African hinterland is starting to become extinct

There are so many traditions in various parts of the world that other nations think are strange, but for certain ethnic groups it is believed to be true. Those who feel the traditions of other tribes are strange, have no right to protest directly, let alone fight them. Because it will give birth to wars between tribes / nations.

The local tribe/nation certainly understands the situation and condition of the area where they live. Including his character and religious beliefs.

For example, the following examples of traditions in Africa:

1. Stomach incision.

Yungas of the Peaceful Afro-Bolivian Kingdom

Mururata is the capital of this kingdom and Julio Bonifaz Pinedo is the king. No majestic palaces, no chariots, no warriors and courtiers. He lived and lived together with his people, without division of office, rank and degree, caste or anything, even though he ruled over 2,000 inhabitants. It was difficult to recognize him because this king mingled with the other villagers. In fact, anyone can buy a bunch of bananas from King Pinedo without realizing his title. He runs a small grocery store in his brick and cement home. One of the shopkeepers was his wife, Queen Angelica Larrea. They also sell mandarin oranges from their garden, canned food, soft drinks, and a number of cakes and other essentials.

Can’t white people also do bad things

That’s the rhetoric of Muhammad Ali in his interview with the BBC in 1971, and viral on Youtube, “Why everything is white?”.

In the world of politics, colonialism, war, exploitation, of course, it is very easy to find evidence of this rhetoric. Even in the world of sports it is evident that the crimes committed by white people are evident. Remember the treatment that Eddy “the sheik” Gardner experienced? Gardner, as one of the foremost marathon runners, along the race route experienced a hail of racial slurs and death threats from white men who were outraged at the sight of a black man beating a white competitor. In one case, a white farmer put a gun to Eddie’s back and followed him on horseback all day, challenging him to pass other white men. In another case, a mob surrounded Eddie’s coach car and threatened to set it on fire.

This unsportsmanlike and despicable story was shared by America’s First Black Sports Superstar Cycling champion Marshall Walter “Major” Taylor. The son of a successful poor man became an American professional cyclist.

"Betraying Malcolm was the mistake I regret the most in my life"

That's the memoir Muhammad Ali wrote in his biography, The Soul of a Butterfly: Reflections on Life's Journey

Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali were best friends. In fact, Malcolm was the only torch that ignited the spirit of reaching the pinnacle of achievement as "King of the Heavyweight Boxing World".

Malcolm Little aka Malcolm X and Cassius Clay aka Muhammad Ali are two best friends. Cassius—he only changed his name in 1964—who was still “green” at that time, was fascinated by the charisma of Malcolm, the orator of the Nation of Islam group.

With a towering slender body, a fiery style without fear, Malcolm "bewitched" black groups in the United States, who for years were treated as second-class citizens. Although slavery was abolished centuries ago, the status of African descent in America at that time was still considered unworthy of being equal to Caucasian descent.

A nigger man named Salem Poor behaved like an experienced officer

 Salem Poor (1747-1802)

The story of the American Revolutionary War would not be complete without acknowledging Salem Poor's extraordinary contribution in ensuring America's founding. He was among the many African Americans who fought against the British who controlled Breed's and Bunker Hills. His bravery as a soldier was recognized and praised.

Born a slave in Andover, Massachusetts began his life as a slave and ended it as an American hero. He was an enslaved African-American man who eventually rose to prominence as a war hero during the American Revolutionary War. The heroic resilience that inspired John Michael Higgins in the Battle of Bunker Hill cemented his place in American history.
Officers at the Battle of Bunker Hill (June 17, 1775) petitioned General George Washington describing Salem's prowess in combat.

The Uncovered Piracy Of The Phenomenal Work Of A Black Woman Scientist

The "ball method" was the most effective treatment for leprosy during the early 20th century. Namely inject chaulmoogra oil to be absorbed by the body. The technique involves isolating the ester compound from the oil and chemically modifying it, producing a substance that retains the therapeutic properties of the oil when injected.

The inventor of this method is a 23-year-old female professor, Alice Augusta Ball (commonly called Alice Ball). He was an American chemist who developed the "Ball Method". The cause of leprosy is the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae or Mycobacterium lepromatosis. This bacterial infection can damage nerves, respiratory organs, skin, and eyes.

How is the story, so that his discovery was almost lost without anyone knowing Alice's great service?.

Alice Augusta Ball was born on July 24, 1892, in Seattle, Washington. Ball studied chemistry at the University of Washington, earning a bachelor's degree in pharmaceutical chemistry in 1912 and a second bachelor's degree in pharmaceutical science two years later in 1914.
While studying there, together with his pharmacy instructor, Williams Dehn, he published a 10-page article, "Benzoylations in Ether Solution", in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. Publishing an article in a respected scientific journal was an unusual achievement for a woman and especially for a black woman at the time.

Exoticism Himba Namibian Women

The Himba (singular: OmuHimba, plural: OvaHimba) are an indigenous people with an estimated population of about 50,000 people living in northern Namibia, in the Kunene Region (formerly Kaokoland) and on the other side of the Kunene River in southern Angola. There are also a few remaining groups of OvaTwa, who are also OvaHimba, but are hunter-gatherers.

OvaHimba are semi-nomadic people, as they have a basic homestead where crops are cultivated, but may have to move within a year depending on rainfall and where there is access to water. Her livelihood is herding and speaking OtjiHimba. The OvaHimba are considered to be the last (semi-)nomadic people in Namibia.

Women and girls tend to do more labor-intensive jobs than men and boys, such as bringing water to the village, plastering the soil of a mopane log house with a traditional mixture of red clay and cow dung binder, collecting firewood, tending crops. gourd vines are used to produce and ensure a safe supply of sour milk, cook and serve food, as well as artisans who make handicrafts, clothing and jewelry. The responsibility for milking cows and goats also rests with women and girls.

The Blonde Black Race

Melanesia (from the Greek meaning "black island") is an archipelago that extends from the East Nusa Tenggara archipelago in Indonesia and then east into the western Pacific, as well as north and northeast Australia. The term was first used by the French explorer Jules Dumont d'Urville in 1832 to designate an ethnic group and island grouping distinct from Polynesia and Micronesia. At present, Dumont d'Urville's "racial" classification is considered inappropriate because it obscures the cultural, linguistic and genetic diversity of Melanesia and is currently used for geographic naming purposes only.

“I want to keep running and winning—FOR YOU, my people.”

 Among so many sports champions from the black nation who made their country proud. There is one very great athlete who is rarely exposed to the mass media. In fact, he is one of the true sportsmen, who deserves to be an icon of the heroic legend of the black race, an ultramarathon who fought as hard as he could to achieve achievements, for the sake of fighting for racial equality in the US.

Eddie "the Sheik" Gardner was a mighty sportsman, a symbol of hope and pride for black Americans in the 1920s.

His strength is above average, a marathon runner who is hard to match. His will is very strong, solidarity is very high united in his spirit. Loyalty to his race and group makes him have the fighting power of a super hero, his courage to face "enemies" who humiliate his race deserves thumbs up, immortalized as a legend.

When you hear the word "Africa", what comes to your mind ?

The answer is, if someone mentions the word "Africa", then almost certainly what is in the mind of the interlocutor is:

1. Nations with a black race, while in Africa there are many nations with other races of skin color.

The African continent has about 3,000 different ethnic groups while Nigeria alone has around 370 officially recognized tribes. And you will find more information about African culture.

Around 2,000 different languages ​​are spoken in Africa and each has a different dialect while Arabic is the most spoken language on the African continent.