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Click the photo to explore our evolving, easy-to-read blogs honoring our past, confronting our present, exploring our multiverses, and shaping our future. Our goal is to motivate and equip every reader to evolve into a Newbeing.
Because we are part of the tech world, we embrace the audacity and intelligence to revise, improve, and iterate again and again. Each blog is a living work in progress. Revisions are marked at the end of the title, such as v1.02.
When and When Not to Use The Power of Myth: Harriet, Frederick Inspired Legacies
The legend of Harriet Tubman often presents her as a near-superhuman figure, leading hundreds or even thousands to freedom through her work on the Underground Railroad. These legends are indeed captivating and speak to the indomitable human spirit. The stories of her...
The Willie Lynch Algorithm: How Division Goes Viral and How Awareness Can Unite Us. rev. 1.2
In today’s digital landscape, the echoes of strategies such as those described in the infamous Willie Lynch letter resonate in unexpected ways. Although the letter is a modern hoax rather than an authentic 1712 document, its concepts offer a lens to examine how...
Endoginous Americans, Evolve into Newbeings: Decolonize, De-traumatize, But Don’t Lobotomize Yourself. rev 1.0
Once, we were scattered ash and embers. Torn from our homelands and forged into resilience under the cruel hammer of oppression. We are the descendants of those enslaved West and Central Africans, emerging as the Geechee, Louisiana Creole, Gullah, and Affrilachians in...
Clarifying Our Emergence: The Endoginous Journey in America. rev 1.03
To comprehend the unique emergence of Endoginous people, we must first elucidate the definitions of race, ethnicity, and nationality. These terms often engender confusion and intersect in societal discourse. Race: typically categorizes humans based on shared physical...
The Beauty and Significance of Endoginous Names: An Exploration of Original “Black American” Names. rev 1.02
In the tapestry of Endoginous culture, our names carry a significance far beyond identification. They tell our stories of resilience, heritage, and creativity. Each name is a legacy—a testament to the journeys taken, the cultures inherited, and the dreams envisioned...
Educated Fools from Uneducated Schools. rev 1.0
Often, we stand before a mirage, deceived by the shimmering promise of wisdom, dressed in the garb of education yet tragically lacking in the very essence of enlightenment. There exists within our community a small but boisterous faction of well-educated Black...
Embracing Our Evolution: The Newbeing Movement for Endoginous Americans. rev. 1.04
Newbeing, pronounced with a silent 'g' in the speech of many African American vernacular English speakers, echoes the ancient glory of the Nubians. This term signifies a revived consciousness. It is a call to heal from Transgenerational Enslavement Trauma and personal...
The Willie Lynch Letter (Review): The Making of a Slave. rev. 1.02
The Willie Lynch letter, a modern hoax rather than an authentic 1712 document, isn't our focus as a historical source. Instead, it remains a tool to comprehend and address the lingering wounds in our community. Many Endoginous Americans are familiar with its writings,...
The Bannistereans: Path to Prosperity. rev 1.02
Setting the Stage: Understanding the Bannistereans’ Framework Before we begin, let's acknowledge that the Bannistereans are a fictional model community, not a real ethnicity. They combine selected high-performing metrics from two real U.S. ethnic groups into a...