Best Way To Tutor Young Black Kids - Page 3

Bredder Tukoma · (#51 (**permalink**))

Dada wrote:

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And (conjuntive joins a sentance not starts one) what exactly is it( unnessary use of a pronoun) in PM's post thatyour surpised (spelling mistake) I would"let him get away " (quotation mark in the wrong place) with. (The sentance is a question so where is the question mark?).

You mental midget of a Slave. I take it that your grammar (above) is using Jamaican not English.

Stick to D.J (but give up your Day Job as a Poet, it helps to have a command of the English language).

SHHHHH. People want to read the thread. Keep your battle on one front Captain.

Dada · (#52 (**permalink**))

The title of this thread:

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Best Way To Tutor Young Black Kids

Don't have a Mental Midget of a Slave, come D.J, to teach them or breed them.blkscholar

blessingfromgod · (#53 (**permalink**))

I can seemuch love dwells in this thread :P

Peacemaker · (#54 (**permalink**))

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Believe in yourself kiddo, you'll be fine. niceone.gif

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That made you feel better didn't it, real good about yourself right? Sort of comment I'd expect off a Feminazi.

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One of the reasonI find it pointless conversing with the majority black people, more bothered about their precious egos and fronting bollocksthan anything else. A complete waste of time.

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Too bothered by the fact that they're black and enslaved by it. One of the reason you'll always be seen as just another black man, instead of a man who just happens to be black.. hopefully those kids will forge their own path, instead of being even more messed up by someone who can't get over himself.

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Pyrokenesis · (#55 (**permalink**))

@PeaceMaker - greatclapI'm still trying to fathom your point? Feminazi? I'm not familiar with the word. Is that ebonics, or a strange Southern Peruvian term, Bulgarian maybe?

Anyway, Bob Marley said it best, Jah is a living man, so when you see the light, your gonna stand up for your rights. The right to achieve, build, inspire, teach, ignore, create...

...cha me done! The footie's on now, so after a hard day's work I'm gonna put up my feet and hope AC Milan whoop dem blady Scousers. Otherwise being a Gunner, I'm gonna get stick for weeks and weeks... come on the Gunners (next season)!

blkrainbowfro

Peacemaker · (#56 (**permalink**))

My point is that your only goal is to feel good about yourself.

Helping people isn't your goal.

Pyrokenesis · (#57 (**permalink**))

Peacemaker wrote:

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My point is that your only goal is to feel good about yourself.

Helping people isn't your goal.

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If you say so kiddo...

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I looked at your profile, it all makes sense now... niceone.gif

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Seriously though, you'll be fine... lol.

Dada · (#58 (**permalink**))

Education - Reference African Immigrants in the U.S
African Immigrants in general have the highest educational attainment of any immigrant group in the United States with higher levels of completed education than the stereotyped Asian American model minority.[1][/suP] It is not only the first generation that performs well, as estimates indicate that a highly disproportionate percentage of black students at elite universities are African or the children of African immigrants. Harvard University, for example, has estimated that two-thirds of their black population is not comprised of traditional black Americans.[2][/suP] This is true for other universities such as Yale, Princeton, Penn, Columbia, Duke and Berkeley.[3][/suP] As a result, the benefits of affirmative action are not efficiently serving traditional multi-generational black Americans who are descendents of American slaves.[4][/suP] This also includes recent black immigrants from other areas of the African diaspora, like Afro-Caribbean people. A growing number of Nigerian Americans are considered to be affluent and well educated. Many possess college degrees and have graduated with advanced diplomas in engineering, law, business and medicine from top institutions like Harvard, Yale, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, MIT, Stanford, Columbia University, UC Berkeley, University of Virginia among others. Today most affluent Nigerians are concentrated in the field of medicine, however, many are employed in many Fortune 500 companies and/or self made entrepreneurs.