Released Today To Celebrate Black History Month.
MFIT’s fourteenth issue of the Missing Faces In Teaching is the final part 6 (although, no research area is ever ‘final’) of the indigenous populations of Ireland & Scotland. This issue locates Africa as the source of signs and heraldry with over 400 recorded original surnames of FBBs.
The restoration of self beyond the wall and trauma of slavery as the starting point is corrected through the presentation of hidden history. How was it possible for such huge estates to be in the possession of a population of people who were not indigenous to Baratanac? This question and so much more is addressed on every page of issue # 14 which includes never-seen-before images of Foundational Black nobility.
This 18th century satirical cartoon is easy to dismiss as somewhat offensive, but the content/depiction of FBB nobility is factual and is supported through primary source evidence in issue # 14. The dominant social structure rely on YOU to never recover your true history until now…
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Missing Faces In Teaching (MFIT) 