Powerful Black Images

[MasterJayN100]

Gerald Lawson is the person to thank for that PlayStation, Wii or Xbox you or your loved one is playing on. A self-taught engineer, he is considered a pioneer in the video game world for creating the single cartridge-based gaming system.

 

[Splackavelli]

http://www.viewzone.com/monalisa.html

no this did not happen

Has it been debunked? transformers dark of the moon seems to be based on this

 

[MasterJayN100]

these powerful images should be a stepping stone to do better

 

[Chef_Taylor]

Gerald Lawson is the person to thank for that PlayStation, Wii or Xbox you or your loved one is playing on. A self-taught engineer, he is considered a pioneer in the video game world for creating the single cartridge-based gaming system.

Stop lights

Cell phone and or cordless phone

Video game console

A lot of the shit people are addicted to today was invented by black person yet i can bet % of people today didnt know this.

 

[MasterJayN100]

Gerald Lawson is the person to thank for that PlayStation, Wii or Xbox you or your loved one is playing on. A self-taught engineer, he is considered a pioneer in the video game world for creating the single cartridge-based gaming system.

Stop lights

Cell phone and or cordless phone

Video game console

A lot of the shit people are addicted to today was invented by black person yet i can bet % of people today didnt know this.

but we wont get any credit for it,only bill gates,steve jobs and japanese will get full credit

 

[Chef_Taylor]

No credit what so ever

 

[Splackavelli]

http://www.viewzone.com/monalisa.html

no this did not happen

Has it been debunked? transformers dark of the moon seems to be based on this

so a michael bay movie is what you are going with here ? dont be that consipracy brotha guy....

I knew about this a few months before dotm premiered I'm not a conspiracy brotha i'm just open minded. i believe damn near anything is possible.

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[Knock_Twice]

I don't know if that is true or not, but I always wonder why and where George Clinton and his p-funk click got that whole Mothership concept from...

 

[Focal Point]

I don't know if that is true or not, but I always wonder why and where George Clinton and his p-funk click got that whole Mothership concept from...

Acid

 

[Splackavelli]

I don't know if that is true or not, but I always wonder why and where George Clinton and his p-funk click got that whole Mothership concept from...

Acid

 

[Splackavelli]

I don't know if that is true or not, but I always wonder why and where George Clinton and his p-funk click got that whole Mothership concept from...

Acid

 

[Splackavelli]

I don't know if that is true or not, but I always wonder why and where George Clinton and his p-funk click got that whole Mothership concept from...

Acid

"Swing low sweet chariot stop and let me riiiiide."

 

[white715]

Jim Brown led a group of prominent black athletes who hit Ali with a flurry of questions during a two-hour meeting in Cleveland in June 1967. Ali didn’t duck the questions and stuck to his principles, citing his religious beliefs in refusing to join the military.

The dozen athletes, including Bill Russell and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, emerged from the meeting to publicly support Ali at a time when the champ was one of the country’s most polarizing figures.

"People got the answers that they wanted," Brown recalled Saturday.

Nearly 50 years after the meeting, now known as the “Ali Summit,” several participants including Brown and Russell were at Ali’s side again Saturday night in the boxing champ’s hometown. Brown received a lifetime humanitarian achievement award bearing Ali’s name.

While posing for photos with the 72-year-old Ali, Brown leaned over and whispered to the seated former heavyweight champion. Later, Brown said he told Ali: “You’re the greatest of all time.”

 

[MasterJayN100]

 

[MasterJayN100]

If you're currently reading this post on your cellphone, you have Jesse Eugene Russell to thank for that! Jesse Eugene Russell, aka the Father of the Cellphone, is a Black inventor trained in electrical engineering. A graduate of Tennessee State University, Russell became the first graduate of an HBCU to be hired by AT&T Bell Labs. He went on to receive his MS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford and became an expert in digital signal processing.

During his time at AT&T he suggested taking the car phone more on the go and putting one in every hand. This technology took over four years to perfect. But finally in 1988, Russell released the first digital cellular system to the world. Currently, Russell holds over 75 patents in digital cellular technologies, including but not limited to: the mobile data telephone, the base station for mobile radio telecommunications systems, & the broadband cable telephony network architecture IP ITN network architecture reference model, etc.

In 2000, Russell left Bell Labs to become the CEO of incNETWORKS, which is one of the leaders in MicroLTE product platforms for 4G devices.

 

[jee504]

^^^^ that's fuckin awesome right there

 

[MasterJayN100]

but guess whos making billions off black inventions tho.white folks

 

[MasterJayN100]

 

[Focal Point]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FMFnw9fgC0

Is that a white man singing?

 

[MasterJayN100]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FMFnw9fgC0

Is that a white man singing?

yeah it was at the end of the movie.everytime i listen to that song it makes me angry and kinda sad.reason why say this cause blacks have took so much shit from this country and dont get any respect for anything.look at how this country mistreating us now.thats why i dont watch the movie anymore cause it makes me angry