Schooling the Enslaved: How Yucatán’s Maya Were Treated Like Negroes After Slavery The Tuskegee Institute was a cookie cutter Negro factory! A formula not only used in the American South it was used on Maya in South America, Liberia, The Philippines and other locations.   WHAT THIS ARTICLE IS REALLY SAYING (BREAKDOWN) 1. The Year Is 1917—Not the 1600s This is post-Civil War , post-13th Amendment , post-Mexican abolition Yet the Maya of Yucatán are still described as: “Indian slaves”...

On the evening of April 9, 1901, more than one hundred Black residents of Minneapolis crowded into Bethesda Baptist Church  for a public debate that few Americans today have ever heard about. The question before them was bold: Should Black Americans establish their own self-governed commonwealth inside the United States? Four prominent local speakers took the stage. John W. Wright   and Harvey Burke   argued in favor. J. C. Reed  and McCant Stewart aka Coons   opposed the plan. Wright opened...

How the National Urban League, Ford Foundation, and Federal Poverty Programs Engineered the Racial Disappearance of Indigenous Urban Citizens (1965–1966)** By Ishmael A. Bey  Urban Indian Heritage Society / First Tribe  Identity for Sale: The Urban League and the Financial Killing of the Urban Indian The Hidden Identity Shift That Changed America In the summer of 1966, the nation’s most powerful civil-rights organizations gathered in Philadelphia for the 56th Annual National Urban League...