just going by your video.
Black Harvard student submits RAP ALBUM for senior thesis. Harvard says great!!
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just going by your video.
Big difference between speaking ones mind and racism. Come on now, you are surely better than this.
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
No, there actually isn't. I think it and say it. You think it and don't say it. You are not any better than what you think I am.
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
That's hardly 'all.'
Stephen R. Stafford II
While most of his peers slog through seventh grade, Stephen Stafford, 13, earns credits toward his pre-med, computer science and mathematics degrees at Morehouse College in Atlanta. The wide-smiling, fast-talking, classical piano-playing Lithonia, Ga., resident has been labeled a “prodigy” (a term he doesn’t really like).
Jaylen Bledsoe
Jaylen Bledsoe, 15, of Hazelwood, Mo., is a rare breed of high school sophomore. He started his own tech company, Bledsoe Technologies, which specializes in Web design and other IT services when he was just 13 years old and expanded it into a global enterprise now worth around $3.5 million.
Adam Kirby
Adam Kirby’s parents knew he was brighter than most other children when, at 23 months, he potty trained himself after reading a book on the subject.
So advanced was he for his age, that Dean and Kerry-Ann Kirby took their firstborn to get his IQ tested at just two years old. The London native was found to have a score of 141 – higher than many U.S. presidents – despite not even being old enough to fully communicate.*He was then invited to join Mensa, where he became the high IQ society’s youngest boy at two years and five months.
The Imafidons
The Imafidons*are Britain’s smartest family and have become international models of academic achievement.
Dr. Chris Imafidon and Ann Imafidon came from Edo State, Nigeria, to London over 30 years ago and their children have broken national records in education.
Anne-Marie, 23, the eldest child, is multi-lingual. She speaks six languages and graduated from college at age 10. At 13, she was the youngest person to pass the U.K.’s A-level computing exam. She went on to attend John Hopkins University in Baltimore and received her masters degree from Oxford University, all before she turned 20 years old.
In 2009, fraternal twins Peter and Paula*made headlines*for becoming youngest students to enter secondary school at age 6. Their older sister, Christina, was 11 when she was accepted to study at any undergraduate institution in Britain.
Polite Stewart Jr.
Polite was 3 years old when his parents pulled him out of day care and his father began teaching him at home. The Baton Rouge, La., native loved learning science — and he clearly had an aptitude for it. At 14, he enrolled as a full time student at Southern University, majoring in physics.*Polite graduated in December 2012 at 18, and is believed to be the youngest to do so in the university’s history.
Anala Beevers
Anala Beevers*of New Orleans learned the alphabet at four months of age and learned numbers in Spanish by the time she was 18 months. Now, at 4 years old, she is one of Mensa’s newest members.
I could go on and on .. but I can see that I'm spoiling the right-wing racist circle-jerk .. so, carry on. :0)
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Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
I love the monkey house at the zoo.
I think what? Be specific.
GazzaQueen
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Rap albums get you degrees? Every ghetto child will have a Ph.D.
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
You see a statement you've been trained to think is racist and respond like the little bitch you've been trained to be. Do you need more from me?
Not unless I want to continue to keep prodding the board retard.
That's hardly 'all.'
Stephen R. Stafford II
While most of his peers slog through seventh grade, Stephen Stafford, 13, earns credits toward his pre-med, computer science and mathematics degrees at Morehouse College in Atlanta. The wide-smiling, fast-talking, classical piano-playing Lithonia, Ga., resident has been labeled a “prodigy” (a term he doesn’t really like).
Jaylen Bledsoe
Jaylen Bledsoe, 15, of Hazelwood, Mo., is a rare breed of high school sophomore. He started his own tech company, Bledsoe Technologies, which specializes in Web design and other IT services when he was just 13 years old and expanded it into a global enterprise now worth around $3.5 million.
Adam Kirby
Adam Kirby’s parents knew he was brighter than most other children when, at 23 months, he potty trained himself after reading a book on the subject.
So advanced was he for his age, that Dean and Kerry-Ann Kirby took their firstborn to get his IQ tested at just two years old. The London native was found to have a score of 141 – higher than many U.S. presidents – despite not even being old enough to fully communicate.*He was then invited to join Mensa, where he became the high IQ society’s youngest boy at two years and five months.
The Imafidons
The Imafidons*are Britain’s smartest family and have become international models of academic achievement.
Dr. Chris Imafidon and Ann Imafidon came from Edo State, Nigeria, to London over 30 years ago and their children have broken national records in education.
Anne-Marie, 23, the eldest child, is multi-lingual. She speaks six languages and graduated from college at age 10. At 13, she was the youngest person to pass the U.K.’s A-level computing exam. She went on to attend John Hopkins University in Baltimore and received her masters degree from Oxford University, all before she turned 20 years old.
In 2009, fraternal twins Peter and Paula*made headlines*for becoming youngest students to enter secondary school at age 6. Their older sister, Christina, was 11 when she was accepted to study at any undergraduate institution in Britain.
Polite Stewart Jr.
Polite was 3 years old when his parents pulled him out of day care and his father began teaching him at home. The Baton Rouge, La., native loved learning science — and he clearly had an aptitude for it. At 14, he enrolled as a full time student at Southern University, majoring in physics.*Polite graduated in December 2012 at 18, and is believed to be the youngest to do so in the university’s history.
Anala Beevers
Anala Beevers*of New Orleans learned the alphabet at four months of age and learned numbers in Spanish by the time she was 18 months. Now, at 4 years old, she is one of Mensa’s newest members.
I could go on and on .. but I can see that I'm spoiling the right-wing racist circle-jerk .. so, carry on. :0)
so theres 5 of them? : ) how many asians?
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
zappasguitar
Well-known member
zappasguitar
Well-known member
I bet you do.
Must be nice to be the smartest in the room for once.
Until someone with opposable thumbs walks in and ruins it for you.
That explains why you keep asking me for the answer to 2+2=
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
I keep asking you because the monkeys know the answer, I want to see how far behind them you are. So, uh, what does 2 + 2 =...?
Lightbringer
Loves Me Some Souls
Applause
So nigger can read.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
This (BLACK) 14-Year-Old Is Already Graduating College With A Physics Degree .. with a double minor in Math and Chinese
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...-a-physics-degree_us_59148dcae4b066b421720e2f
Oh yeah .. did I mention that his 11 year old brother has graduated from high school and enrolled at TCU/
Kid Genius Brothers, 11 and 14, Graduate High School And College!
http://blackdoctor.org/513947/kid-genius-brothers-11-and-14-graduate-high-school-and-college/
NONE of you morons whining about what Black Harvard graduates do could even get in Harvard. Not a single one of you stupid assholes.
:0) .. carry on dummies.
nobody is saying these two kids aren't smart......we're saying the dumbfuck rapper isn't smart......
It'll help him find more homonyms for words like 'bitch' and 'ho' for his destiny with rap.
This (BLACK) 14-Year-Old Is Already Graduating College With A Physics Degree .. with a double minor in Math and Chinese
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...-a-physics-degree_us_59148dcae4b066b421720e2f
Oh yeah .. did I mention that his 11 year old brother has graduated from high school and enrolled at TCU/
Kid Genius Brothers, 11 and 14, Graduate High School And College!
http://blackdoctor.org/513947/kid-genius-brothers-11-and-14-graduate-high-school-and-college/
NONE of you morons whining about what Black Harvard graduates do could even get in Harvard. Not a single one of you stupid assholes.
:0) .. carry on dummies.
This is all wonderful. They happened to have been born with genius IQ's and started out with home-schooling. My cousin was the same way...finished college by the time she was 17. None of this is the norm.
zappasguitar
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Sadly, the racist POS can't even do simple math.