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I make this thread so that moderatly black people can learn about history and great people before them.

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WTF



seriously....

Why? Because I didn't give you the answer you wanted? Go ahead and tell us all what we should think.:confused:

Saint Therese of Lisieux, a Carmelite nun of the 19th century, is my hero.

Thérèse of Lisieux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Just don't kill the kiddies, dude, and you'll do fine.

Whoah! Where did he say this?

Haha.. Tenchu not only thinks he's a modern day Spartan. He think's he's a history teacher too!

Where did you get that idea?

F**k me, you've quite the imagination.

I wouldn't say this guy is really a "hero" to me, but I agree with what he was fighting for.

Abd el-Krim; was the Berber leader of the Rif, a Berber area of northeastern Morocco. He became the leader of a wide scale armed resistance movement against French and Spanish colonial rule in North Africa. His guerilla tactics are known to have inspired Ho Chi Minh, Mao Zedong, and Che Guevara!

Abd el-Krim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Very limited information on Wiki, or any English websites for that matter. But it does give a basic overview of who he was!

I know.

Also, Thomas Edison :)

(Noodle, that looks like Lady GaGa in your avatar :confused: )

lol, yep! It has been for a year or so now!