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Dwayne thanks NBA star Larry Bird for his black history contributions.

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Dedicattion to lost souls Michale Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Neda from NoriVision. Michale Jackson's music contribution to world peace. Art creation for healing and peace. Death as rebirth, Black color as breaking through, White color as respect for spirit. More of norivision: http://norivision.blip.tv www.norivision.blogspot.com www.norivision.co Contact: any contribitions: nori@norivision.com, P.O.Box#223, NYC 10013

Part two in a video series on Israylites in Africa and the Diaspora.

Part two in a video series on Israylites in Africa and the Diaspora.

New rap music video is a tribute to the accomplishments of African-American inventors and their contributions to our society. You can download this song at iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=330052718&s=143455 and buy other Jair Dynast downloads at http://www.itunes.com/jairdynast Many of their inventions were so revolutionary that they have made significant changes to thousands of lives and will continue to do so for many decades. Malvern rapper, Jair Dynast is determined to spark debate about the negative stereotypes of hip hop culture and change attitudes by quietly inspiring youngsters that experience adversity. Be sure to watch the high quality version hip hop video.

The first ever Online Interactive African Reference Encyclopedia. African history has never been officially documented by those of African descent. Mainstream historians and institutions have made a concerted effort to conceal, discard and distort true African history. NoopooH.com will redeem, uncover and correct all the facts about Africa and Africans worldwide and take back what is our-story from the clenches of what can only be described as European educational imperialism.

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DVD copies of video are free - shipping and handling charge apply. Write to: info@americanvideoproductions.net Black History documentary about segregaton and school busing. Historical account of Professor Daule and the Cuero Colored School of Cuero, TX. As with many black schools during the period of desegegation of the 1960s and 70s the Daule Colored School was closed and the students were required to attend the all-white Cuero High School. Interviews with ex-students and teachers are thoughts on both sides of the issue of integration and desegregation. Learn about a black war hero from Cuero and others who remember the "good" things about segregation.