Melanated People

1 ذ

The Ankh Symbol: History, Significance, and Connection to Africa.

◼️Origins and History

1. Ancient Egyptian symbol (circa 2500 BCE)

2. Represented eternal life, vitality, and spiritual rebirth

3. Associated with goddess Isis and god Osiris

4. Symbolized the union of male and female principles

◼️African Connection

1. Originated in Africa, specifically Egypt (Kemet)

2. Spread throughout Africa through cultural exchange

3. Found in various African cultures, including Yoruba, Dogon, and Mande

◼️Interesting Facts

1. Ankh's resemblance to the Christian cross led to early adoption by African Christians.

2. Symbolism extends beyond life and death, encompassing spiritual growth.

3. Found in ancient African architectural designs.

◼️Resources

1. "The Ankh: African Origins of Electromagnetism" by Anthony Browder

2. "African Cultural Heritage: The Ankh Symbol" by Maulana Karenga

3. "The Oxford Handbook of African American Studies" edited by Ronald Taylor

إعجاب

علق

إنشاء مقالة جديدة

1 ذ

Position Sensor Market Leading Players Updates, Consumer-Demand Status, Consumption, Recent Developments and Forecast till 2030 | #position Sensor Market Demand # Position Sensor market growth # Position Sensor market # Position Sensor market research # Position Sensor Market Research Report # Position Sensor market size # Position Sensor Market Share # Position Sensor Market Price

العلوم والتكنولوجيا

Position Sensor Market Leading Players Updates, Consumer-Demand Status, Consumption, Recent Developments and Forecast ti

Position Sensor Market size was valued at USD 6.50 Billion in 2023 and the total Position Sensor Revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.5 % from 2024 to 2030, reaching nearly USD 11.51 Billion in 2030.

إعجاب

علق

1 ذ

"Only a fool would support a culture that encourages him to disrespect his woman,buy things that he can't afford,sell each other drugs, and fill up the prisons. Call you nigger,and your daughter a hoe.The white man doesn't have to oppress you because you're doing his job for him." ~ Malcolm X.