RBG- An Intro to Black Child Development Under White Supremacy

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RBG- An Intro to Black Child
Development Under White
Supremacy, Dr. Amos Wilson-
Audio Lec. 1 of 2

RBG- An Intro to Black Child
Development Under White
Supremacy, Dr. Amos Wilson-
Audio Lec. 2 of 2

FULL TUTORIAL 4 STUDY
AND DOWNLOAD

Areas covered in this book
and audio include:
Are Black and White Children the same?

Are there any significant differences in the
mental and physical growth and development of
Black and White Children?

Are such leisure time activities as the playing
of certain games, watching T.V., going to the
movies, listening to the radio, hazardous to the
mental health of Black Children?

Areas covered in the book and audio cont.
Why do Black Children generally score lower
than White Children on I.Q. tests?

Is the Black Child merely a White Child who
"happens" to be "painted" Black?

What effects does race awareness have on
the mental and personality development of
Black Children?

Areas covered in the book and audio cont.
Is the use of Black English a sign of mental
inferiority?

Do Black parents socialize their children to
be inferior to White Children?

Why have integrated schools and busing
failed so many Black Children?

The RBG Melanins Paper
The Role of Melanin In Our Afrikan Re-Education /
ReAfrikanization Process
Marc Imhotep Cray, M.D./ bna RBG Street Scholar

The RBG Street Scholar Melanins Paper-2011 Updated
http://www.scribd.com/doc/20038068/The-RBG-Street-Scholar-Melanins-Paper-
2011...
FULL SCREEN
http://www.scribd.com/full/20038068?access_key=key-24l8btjv4hk3kjxqrzib

Also On RBG The Honorable
Dr. Amos Wilson

In two masterful lectures contained within the pages of this modest text

 Dr. Wilson challenges the all too pervasive assumption and false perception
that the "New World Order" is somehow ordained
-that if Afrikan people are to progress, they have no other Alter-native but to
remain colonized by White Western Inte-rests

This of course is patently false

Dr. Wilson de-bunks this myth with an insightful analysis of the Legacy of
Marcus Garvey and the proven validity of Afrikan Centered Consciousness as
necessary

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RBG- An Intro to Black Child Development Under White Supremacy

1. VIDEO ICEBREAKERS-30 MINS. RBG- An Intro to Black Child Development Under White Supremacy, Dr. Amos Wilson- Audio Lec. 1 of 2 RBG- An Intro to Black Child Development Under White Supremacy, Dr. Amos Wilson- Audio Lec. 2 of 2 FULL TUTORIAL 4 STUDY AND DOWNLOAD

2. Areas covered in this book and audio include: Are Black and White Children the same? Are there any significant differences in the mental and physical growth and development of Black and White Children? Are such leisure time activities as the playing of certain games, watching T.V., going to the movies, listening to the radio, hazardous to the mental health of Black Children?

5. Areas covered in the book and audio cont. Why do Black Children generally score lower than White Children on I.Q. tests? Is the Black Child merely a White Child who "happens" to be "painted" Black? What effects does race awareness have on the mental and personality development of Black Children?

8. Areas covered in the book and audio cont. Is the use of Black English a sign of mental inferiority? Do Black parents socialize their children to be inferior to White Children? Why have integrated schools and busing failed so many Black Children?

10.

11. The RBG Melanins Paper The Role of Melanin In Our Afrikan Re-Education / ReAfrikanization Process Marc Imhotep Cray, M.D./ bna RBG Street Scholar The RBG Street Scholar Melanins Paper-2011 Updated http://www.scribd.com/doc/20038068/The-RBG-Street-Scholar-Melanins-Paper- 2011... FULL SCREEN http://www.scribd.com/full/20038068?access_key=key-24l8btjv4hk3kjxqrzib

12. Also On RBG The Honorable Dr. Amos Wilson In two masterful lectures contained within the pages of this modest text  Dr. Wilson challenges the all too pervasive assumption and false perception that the "New World Order" is somehow ordained -that if Afrikan people are to progress, they have no other Alter-native but to remain colonized by White Western Inte-rests This of course is patently false Dr. Wilson de-bunks this myth with an insightful analysis of the Legacy of Marcus Garvey and the proven validity of Afrikan Centered Consciousness as necessary

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