There is a lot to unpack when it comes to our blackness as African/Black people. Our skin complexion is not just an outward display of color; it is glory and potential the world has yet to truly understand. Let me show you some of these treasures.
All our physical senses are graciously active and more sensitive than any other race in the world—an essential feature in the early days of human evolution and survival.
Let’s start with the skin. Our skin is more sensitive than any other skin in the world. This is not theory. It has been verified over the years. We feel cold, warmth, touch, pain, and every nuance of physical stimuli in a deeper way. We also feel sex in a way no other race does.
Perhaps this is why Black people enjoy intimacy more than any other people—the touch and love receptors on our skin bring feelings that are powerful, unforgettable, almost like something that acts as a drug, drawing you into sweet addiction. Our women also have high folate in their body, a compound that increases their fertility and conception rate.
Our eyes are remarkably active, both in the day and at night. Black people carry some of the strongest photoreceptors in the world. Our retinas can identify even the slightest nuances of color. Black women especially have an incredible ability to distinguish shades and unique colors unseen or unnoticed by others.
Our ears are another wonder. They are graciously active, capable of regulating and modulating sounds. We can hear the lowest whispers and the highest pitches. We can detect where a sound comes from, and we hear energy and emotion in ways others may not.
These abilities are not random. They are gifts. They are strengths meant to be discovered and used for the good of humanity. No race should think itself higher or more important than another. Every people has value, every people has glory.
The glory of Africa is what the world has never seen. But the world will see it—and marvel.
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The power and grace within African people is far beyond what the human mind can fully explain.
And here is something to note: as Africans, no one should discover our strengths for us—we must discover them ourselves. We don’t need external scientists to define us; we have our own, and we will employ them.
Our noses are supersensitive—we can smell even the lowest odors from a distance. This ability was essential for survival in the early stages of human development, and it still runs in our DNA, passed from generation to generation.
Our taste buds are equally extraordinary. They respond intensely to all kinds of flavors. We feel beyond the five basic tastes. We can sense the exact levels of saltiness or sweetness, measuring degrees in our mouths. We can even differentiate layers within the same taste.
And here is something to note: as Africans, no one should discover our strengths for us—we must discover them ourselves. We don’t need external scientists to define us; we have our own, and we will employ them.
Our noses are supersensitive—we can smell even the lowest odors from a distance. This ability was essential for survival in the early stages of human development, and it still runs in our DNA, passed from generation to generation.
Our taste buds are equally extraordinary. They respond intensely to all kinds of flavors. We feel beyond the five basic tastes. We can sense the exact levels of saltiness or sweetness, measuring degrees in our mouths. We can even differentiate layers within the same taste.
These abilities are not ordinary; they are unique to Africans. This is also one of the reasons why we are so diverse in our food culture. Africa has some of the most diverse cuisines in the world, and our sense of taste and smell contributes to that.
Our eyes are remarkably active, both in the day and at night. Black people carry some of the strongest photoreceptors in the world. Our retinas can identify even the slightest nuances of color. Black women especially have an incredible ability to distinguish shades and unique colors unseen or unnoticed by others.
Our ears are another wonder. They are graciously active, capable of regulating and modulating sounds. We can hear the lowest whispers and the highest pitches. We can detect where a sound comes from, and we hear energy and emotion in ways others may not.
This is why Black people feel music more deeply than any other race in the world. We sing, rap, hum, beatbox, and create rhythms that no other people can replicate—highly melodious, cultural, and spiritual. Music runs through us as grace.
Even beyond the five senses, Black people are unique. Our vomeronasal organ—an organ which detects pheromones essential for attraction, is keen. Our proprioceptors, mechanoreceptors, nociceptors, tactile receptors—all these receptors within the body—are extraordinarily heightened in us.
Even beyond the five senses, Black people are unique. Our vomeronasal organ—an organ which detects pheromones essential for attraction, is keen. Our proprioceptors, mechanoreceptors, nociceptors, tactile receptors—all these receptors within the body—are extraordinarily heightened in us.
These abilities are not random. They are gifts. They are strengths meant to be discovered and used for the good of humanity. No race should think itself higher or more important than another. Every people has value, every people has glory.
The glory of Africa is what the world has never seen. But the world will see it—and marvel.
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