by Erskine | Aug 2, 2024 | Blogs
In today’s digital landscape, the echoes of strategies such as those described in the infamous Willie Lynch letter resonate in unexpected ways. While the letter itself has been deemed controversial, its concepts offer a lens to examine how division and manipulation...
by Erskine | Jul 31, 2024 | Blogs
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 Africans, emerging as the Geechee, Louisiana Creole, Gullah, and Affrilachians in this...
by Erskine | Jul 31, 2024 | Blogs
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...
by Erskine | Jul 29, 2024 | Blogs
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...
by Erskine | Jul 28, 2024 | Blogs
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...
by Erskine | Jul 20, 2024 | Blogs
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...
