BLACK HISTORY MONTH THREAD

Originally Posted by rayray3thousand

teaching a black history month unit at my school.... me and 2 other teachers....

310 students rotating between the 3 of us all week....

I am teaching the history of motown/rhythm and blues
other guy is teaching history of reggae
other guy is teaching history of rap/hip hop

students are going to be able to choose music to play during the school lunch while student will be giving a 30 sec background on each artist/music period

anything we can add???

You can't talk about the history of American music without jazz and blues.
  
 
Originally Posted by bijald0331

NikeStarJay did what? I thought he was black...
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what he posted wasn't racist per say...he posted something similar in the religious thread (women getting skeeted on). I think he just wanted to commit NT harakiri
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Originally Posted by bijald0331

NikeStarJay did what? I thought he was black...
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what he posted wasn't racist per say...he posted something similar in the religious thread (women getting skeeted on). I think he just wanted to commit NT harakiri
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

Originally Posted by bijald0331

NikeStarJay did what? I thought he was black...
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dude is asian

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Did a quick search:
Nike Star Jay wrote:
I'm an educated Black person & I don't like Barack Obama... 


Remember him speaking up in a recent Bill Cosby thread too...

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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

Originally Posted by bijald0331

NikeStarJay did what? I thought he was black...
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dude is asian

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Did a quick search:
Nike Star Jay wrote:
I'm an educated Black person & I don't like Barack Obama... 


Remember him speaking up in a recent Bill Cosby thread too...

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I'm gonna throw this in here just cause. One of my fave death metal bands, they were one of the pioneers of and most influential bands in the genre and are still pretty relevant. Strong Island stand up. Their lead guitarist (Terrence Hobbs)�and drummer (Mike�Smith)�are black and well respected in the metal community
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The drummer invented a drumming technique that is the staple of modern metal music, the blast beat.
 
I'm gonna throw this in here just cause. One of my fave death metal bands, they were one of the pioneers of and most influential bands in the genre and are still pretty relevant. Strong Island stand up. Their lead guitarist (Terrence Hobbs)�and drummer (Mike�Smith)�are black and well respected in the metal community
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The drummer invented a drumming technique that is the staple of modern metal music, the blast beat.
 
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Lets just keep this thread active all year.
 
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Lets just keep this thread active all year.
 
Perhaps the most imaginative method of escape from slavery was that devised by Henry "Box" Brown, who mailed himself to freedom. In 1856 Brown, a slave in Richmond, Virginia, ordered a box three feet by two feet eight inches deep and put in it a jug of water, a few biscuits, and a bar to open the box from the inside. His friend James A. Smith addressed the box to William H. Johnson's Philadelphia home on Arch Street, and marked the exterior "Handle with Care" and "This Side Up." Twenty-six hours later, after traveling several miles upside down, Brown arrived in Philadelphia. Abolitionists alerted to the unique cargo had the box picked up from the delivery station and brought secretly to the office of the Anti-Slavery Society. After the assembled Anti-Slavery men pried off the top, up jumped Mr. Brown, who exclaimed, "How do you do, my gentlemen?"
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Perhaps the most imaginative method of escape from slavery was that devised by Henry "Box" Brown, who mailed himself to freedom. In 1856 Brown, a slave in Richmond, Virginia, ordered a box three feet by two feet eight inches deep and put in it a jug of water, a few biscuits, and a bar to open the box from the inside. His friend James A. Smith addressed the box to William H. Johnson's Philadelphia home on Arch Street, and marked the exterior "Handle with Care" and "This Side Up." Twenty-six hours later, after traveling several miles upside down, Brown arrived in Philadelphia. Abolitionists alerted to the unique cargo had the box picked up from the delivery station and brought secretly to the office of the Anti-Slavery Society. After the assembled Anti-Slavery men pried off the top, up jumped Mr. Brown, who exclaimed, "How do you do, my gentlemen?"
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My NT brethren, tell me what Leon Trotsky and Malcolm X have in common.
 
My NT brethren, tell me what Leon Trotsky and Malcolm X have in common.
 
Originally Posted by Dena Up

Greatly appreciated. Keep the info coming please.
moar, i need atleast one from every African American NTer
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Originally Posted by Dena Up

Greatly appreciated. Keep the info coming please.
moar, i need atleast one from every African American NTer
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