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Write to:
The Name Negro Discovered
c/o Prof. James III
1996 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11210
Tel: (718) 859-9598
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McMillan Entertainment, Inc.
E-mail: negrodis@optonline.net
The Word/ Name "NEGRO" have discovered as well as the colors of Green-Red and Black:
* Who the name Negro belongs to
* Where the name Negro came from
* The originality of the colors - Green - Red and Black
* How Africa got the colors - Green - Red and Black
Negro is the name of a Prince, and the colors of his cloak are - Green -Red and Black.
The name Negro belongs to a Prince from Walachia a Prince who founded the principality of Walachia in (c1290) and these
are the colors of his cloak, all he wore proudly. His name, nickname along with the colors (Green, Red and Black) were given
to the people in the land of Africa by the Roman Senate.
Prince Radu Negro
(A.K.A. Rudolf or Ralph the Blach or Radu Voda)
All Definitions surrounding the word/ name "NEGRO" in Dictionaries and in Encyclopedia throughout the world
are false.
Negro (ne'gro) n.
Ne-gri-to (ni-gre`to) n.
Ne-gri-tude (ne'gre-tood-tyood) n.
Negroid (ne'groid) adj.
Nig-ger (nig`er)n,
Ne-gro-ness (ne'gro-nis) n.
The name "NEGRO" belongs to someone. It belongs to a Prince from Romania.
DICTIONARIES and ENCYCLOPAEDIAS
(Published False Definition)
The English definition of the word/ name NEGRO is false. The definition of BLACK becomes false when the finger is pointed
at me a man of dark skin. The Definition Fabricated and made up out of ignorance to satisfy the Slave Masters and the Slave
Salesman's. The pain and suffering inflicted upon a people can be seen in the word definitions listed below.
(These are not definitions they are just words they mean nothing. Made up only because they sound good)
(Words as they appear in the DICTIONARY and in the ENCYLOPAEDIAS)
Negro (ne'gro) n. Pl. Groes
1. A member of the Negroid ethnic division of mankind.
2. One who is of Negroid stock of has Negro ancestors.adj.
3. Of, pertaining to, or having the characteristics of a Negro of Negroes.
4. Of Negroid ethnic stock. Also ne'gro. [< Sp. < L niger black]
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Ne-gri-to (ni-gre`to) n. Pl. tos or toes Anthropol. One of the Pygmy peoples of the Malay Peninsula, the Philippine Islands,
central Africa, and southeast Asia. [< Sp., dim. of negro black]
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Ne-gri-tude (ne'gre-tood-tyood) n. Often cap.
1. Awareness of and pride in one’s black African heritage.
2. The fact of being a Negro: Negroness. Also French ne-gri-tude (na'gre-tud). [< F >] L niger black]
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Negroid (ne'groid) adj.
1. Anthropol. Of, pertaining to, Of belonging to a major ethnic division of the human species characterized by skin
color ranging from dark brown to almost black.
2. Resembling, related to, or characteristic of Negroes. n. A Negroid people.
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Nig-ger (nig`er) n, A Negro or member of any dark-skinned people: a vulgar and offensive term. [See NEGRO.] Ne-gro-ness
(ne'gro-nis) n. The fact of being a Negro.
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As they appear in every Dictionary & Encyclopedia all over the world.
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Black English
Function: noun
Date: 1969
: a nonstandard variety of English spoken by some American blacks; called also Black English vernacular
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Black (was originally spelled Blach)
Pronunciation: 'blak
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English blak, from Old English blęc; akin to Old High German blah black, and probably to Latin flagrare
to burn, Greek phlegein
Date: before 12th century
1. a : having dark skin, hair, and eyes : SWARTHY <the black Irish>
b (1) : often capitalized : of or relating to any of various population groups having dark pigmentation of the skin
<black Americans>
(2) : of or relating to the Afro-American people or their culture <black literature> <a black college>
<black pride> <black studies>
(3) : typical or representative of the most readily attended parts of black culture <tried to play blacker jazz>
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1 : a black pigment or dye; especially : one consisting largely of carbon
2 : the achromatic color of least lightness characteristically perceived to belong to objects that neither reflect
nor transmit light
3 : something that is black: as a : black clothing <looks good in black> b : a black animal (as a horse)
4 a : a person belonging to any of various population groups having dark pigmentation of the skin b : AFRO-AMERICAN
5 : the pieces of a dark color in a board game for two players (as chess)
6 : total or nearly total absence of light <the black of night>
7 : the condition of making a profit usually used with the <operating in the black>; compare RED
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These are words given a definition without defining the definition for the word they have gave the meaning therefore any
word and definition that gives the definition for the word NEGRO and BLACK must be removed at once from every Dictionary &
Encyclopedia in the world.
(c) copyright 2000 McMillan Entertainment, Inc
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