| How to use the Work/Study Project |
What is the first step for using the Counter-Racism Work/Study Project?
The first step for using the Counter-Racism Work/Study Project is to figure out why you are here. There are only two choices Work or Study to replace the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) with a SYSTEM of justice. Both choices have very specific criteria. Once you figure out why you are here you can go to the appropriate FAQ section and follow the process.
The overall design of the Counter-Racism Work/Study Project (WSP) is for the person interested in using the WSP as a tool to help them replace the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) with a SYSTEM of justice, using the United-Independent (Open-Air) method for producing justice by submitting a Counter-Racism Science Project to help the person understand how racism (white supremacy) works and/or by submitting a Counter-Racism Science Project that reveals how to solve a problem by revealing truth in a manner that helps to promote justice and correctness.
There are only two basic choices for users of the WSP:
(1) Ask a question.
(2) Post an experiment using the scientific method in the Counter-Racism Science Project forum to test your own ideas to see if they are true and/or to help solve a problem, or, post an experiment using the scientific method to test someone else’s ideas to see if they are true and/or to help solve a problem...and the data from those experiments that feed all other forums.
Avoid making statements if at all possible. This will be difficult for non-white people because we are used to show-off-ism where we like to show-off any knowledge we have received from the racists (white supremacists) TO EACH OTHER. Resist the urge.
Let's begin...
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What do I do first?
Read any and all parts of the area you wish to ask a question about.
If you are interested in understanding why someone said something, ask a question. It is permissible to ask a question of what has been posted in any forum.
If you read something that you disagree with, try to figure out why you disagree with it and ask a question and/or post a science experiment in the Counter-Racism Science Project Forum, run it and post your data for it after you run it to test if what the person said is true and/or to test if what you think about what the person said is true.
Do not post that you disagree with someone and/or why you disagree with someone. Do not post your views about what someone said without having the backup of a counter-racism science experiment to validate your claim and the resulting data from running that experiment.
Ask a question and/or post your Counter-Racism Science Project experiment, run it, and post your findings for it (the resulting data).
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What do I do second?
Get to Work.
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What do I do first?
Read any and all parts of the area you wish to ask a question about.
If you are interested in understanding why someone said something, ask a question. It is permissible to ask a question of what has been posted in any forum.
If you read something that you disagree with, try to figure out why you disagree with it and ask a question and/or post a science experiment in the Counter-Racism Science Project Forum, run it, and post your data for it after you run it to test if what the person said is true and/or to test if what you think about what the person said is true.
Do not post that you disagree with someone and/or why you disagree with someone. Do not post your views about what someone said without having the backup of a counter-racism science experiment to validate your claim and the resulting data from running that experiment.
Ask a question and/or post your Counter-Racism Science Project experiment, run it, and post your findings for it (the resulting data).
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How Do I Post A Counter-Racism Science Project Experiment?
Post your counter-racism science project experiment by using what is called the scientific method. You can find various resources on the internet that will aid in your understanding of how the scientific method works. Some are below:
http://teacher.pas.rochester.edu/phy_labs/AppendixE/AppendixE.html
http://physics.ucr.edu/~wudka/Physics7/Notes_www/node5.html
http://www2.selu.edu/Academics/Education/EDF600/Mod3/
Those are just a few. At the very least you should have;
Observed Phenomenon
Hypothesis
Experimentation
Expected Results
The objective is for you to test your Hypothesis of the Observed Phenomenon and/or test your solution to a stated problem, or test someone else's Hypothesis to their Observed Phenomenon and/or their stated solution to a problem. There are additional instructions in the "Let's Begin..." thread.
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What do I do next?
Run your experiment and post your data findings under the same thread your experiment was posted under.
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After I post my data findings then what do I do?
Analyze your data. Make sure your data analysis is performed by more people than just you...and it will be. People will ask you questions about how the scientific experiment was run. Answer those questions. People will ask you questions about how the data was analyzed. Answer those questions. People may ask you a number of questions about your experiment, how it was run, what are the results, etc. Answer all questions related to the experiment that was run.
Examine how you had to Use Words Correctly in your scientific experiment. Examine what specific definitions of words you had to use in your scientific experiment. Examine which Counter-Racism Strategies and Techniques you had to use in your scientific experiment and which Counter-Racism Strategies and Techniques came out of your experiment. Examine what Counter-Racist Logic should be followed.
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How do I use the Counter-Racism Strategies and Techniques Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment and you have come up with what you think is a solid Counter-Racism Strategy and/or Technique that helps to COUNTER what the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) are doing against you, post your counter-racism strategy or technique in the Counter-Racism Strategies and Techniques forum in the following format:
Suggestion:
Reason/Explanation:
Experiment:
Where "Suggestion" is the suggestion you are making for a non-white person to use to COUNTER what the white person who practices racism (white supremacy) is doing against non-white people, the "Reason/Explanation" is "why" it is important to use this strategy or technique and "how" to use it, and the "Experiment" is the experiment the counter-racism strategy or technique was born out of.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) you have posted the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) that you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) be refined and it is not refined accordingly the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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How do I use the Definitionary Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment, and you have come up with what you think is a solid Counter-Racism Definition of a word where the word has a definition so that when the word is used it helps to reveal truth in a manner that justice and correctness is promoted, post your counter-racism definition and the word it is associated with the Counter-Racism Definitionary forum in the following format:
(Word):
(Definition):
Experiment:
Where "(Word)" is the word that was used in the counter-racism scientific experiment that you are suggesting non-white people use to COUNTER the words that the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) are using against them and the "(Definition)" is the definition of the word that was used in the scientific experiment associated with the word. Also, the "Experiment" is the experiment that was run that resulted in the word and its associated definition being posted.
The Using Words Correctly Forum can also be fed by the Counter-Racism Definitionary Forum. These two forums should work in tandem to help to quickly refine the words and their definitions so that when they are used they will help to produce a thing called justice.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to the word and/or definition that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to the word and/or definition you have posted the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine the definition for the word you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the word and/or definition be refined and it is not refined accordingly, the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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How do I use the Following THE LOGIC Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment and you have come up with what you think is THE LOGIC, meaning the process for thinking, speaking, and/or acting to work against the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) against you, post it in the Following THE LOGIC forum in the following format:
Racist Logic:
Racist Logic Effect on Non-White People:
THE LOGIC (Counter-Racist Logic):
Experiment:
Where "Racist Logic" details the logic the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) use against people they classify as non-white, "Racist Logic Effect on Non-White People" details what non-white people say and/or do as a result of what the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) are doing against them, "THE LOGIC" is thought, speech, and/or action people can use to work against (COUNTER) what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against non-white people, and the "Experiment" is the experiment that was run that resulted in THE LOGIC being posted.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to THE LOGIC that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to THE LOGIC you have posted the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine THE LOGIC you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the THE LOGIC be refined and it is not refined accordingly, the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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How do I use the How to Counter Racism (White Supremacy) in the Work Place Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment and you have come up with what you think is a solid counter-racism strategy or technique to use as a process of replacing racism (white supremacy) with justice in the workplace, meaning a process for thinking, speaking, and/or acting to work against the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) against you on the job, post it in the How to Counter Racism (White Supremacy) in the Work Place Forum in the following format:
Suggestion:
Reason/Explanation:
Experiment:
Where "Suggestion" is the suggestion you are making for a non-white person to use to COUNTER what the white person who practices racism (white supremacy) is doing against non-white people on the job, the "Reason/Explanation" is "why" it is important to use this strategy or technique and "how" to use it, and the "Experiment" is the experiment the counter-racism strategy or technique was born out of.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the workplace that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to the word and/or definition you have posted the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the workplace that you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the workplace be refined and it is not refined accordingly the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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How do I use the Sex Under White Supremacy (Racism) Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment and you have come up with what you think is a solid Counter-Racism Strategy and/or Technique that helps to COUNTER what the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) are doing against you in the area of people activity known as "Sex", post your counter-racism strategy or technique in the Sex under White Supremacy (Racism) Forum in the following format:
Suggestion:
Reason/Explanation:
Experiment:
Where "Suggestion" is the suggestion you are making for a non-white person to use to COUNTER what the white person who practices racism (white supremacy) is doing against non-white people in the area of people activity known as "Sex", the "Reason/Explanation" is "why" it is important to use this strategy or technique and "how" to use it, and the "Experiment" is the experiment the counter-racism strategy or technique was born out of.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the area of people activity known as "Sex" that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the area of people activity known as "Sex" that you have posted, the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the area of people activity known as "Sex" that you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the strategies and/or techniques to use to COUNTER racism (white supremacy) in the area of people activity known as "Sex" be refined and it is not refined accordingly, the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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How do I use the Using Words Correctly Forum?
Your Counter-Racism Scientific Experiment should reveal:
(1) How the white people who practice racism (white supremacy) do what they do to mistreat people on the basis of color.
(2) The effect the mistreatment of people on the basis of color has on people the racists (white supremacists) classify as "non-white" (not white).
(3) What the non-white people can do to COUNTER what the racists (white supremacists) are doing against them.
If your experiment only reveals one of the above or two of the above it is still valid.
After analyzing the data of your experiment and you have come up with what you think is a solid Counter-Racism Definition of a word that has a definition so that when the word is used it helps to reveal truth in a manner that justice and correctness is promoted, post your counter-racism definition and the word it is associated with in the Using Words Correctly Forum in the following format:
(Word and Definition):
(Racist Logic):
(Word and Definition):
(Counter-Racist Logic)
Experiment:
Where "(Word and Definition (Racist Logic))" is the word as it is currently used and how that helps to support the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy) that was discovered in the counter-racism scientific experiment as being a non-effective toward COUNTERING racism (white supremacy) and the associated "Racist Logic", the "(Word and Definition (Counter-Racist Logic))" is the word and definition that came out of the counter-racism experiment and how that helps to work against the SYSTEM of racism (white supremacy). Also, the "Experiment" is the experiment that was run that resulted in the word and its associated definition being posted.
The Using Words Correctly Forum can also be fed by the Counter-Racism Definitionary Forum. These two forums should work in tandem to help to quickly refine the words and their definitions so that when they are used they will help to produce a thing called justice.
Please be prepared to answer all questions related to the word and/or definition that you have posted. If all questions are not answered in relation to the word and/or definition you have posted the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
Please be prepared to refine the definition for the word you have posted as needed. If it is needed that the word and/or definition be refined and it is not refined accordingly, the thread will be locked and eventually deleted.
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After I've done all of that then what do I do?
Do it all again.
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Are images allowed to be posted in the text of posts?
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I cannot send private messages!
Private messages have been disabled from being used on the Counter-Racism Work/Study Project because of the continued niggerization process by those white people who choose to practice racism (white supremacy) against people they say are not white. This continued niggerization process results in those "non-white" people being either unable and/or unwilling to communicate effectively against the system of racism (white supremacy).
Because of this tragic arrangement, it is best that any "communication" by a non-white person to another non-white person be publicized if at all possible.
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Whom do I contact about abusive and/or legal matters related to this board?
You should contact the administrator of this board. If you cannot find who that is, you should first contact one of the forum moderators and ask them who you should in turn contact. If still get no response you should contact the owner of the domain (do a whois lookup) or, if this is running on a free service (e.g. yahoo, free.fr, f2s.com, etc.), the management or abuse department of that service. Please note that phpBB Group has absolutely no control and cannot in any way be held liable over how, where or by whom this board is used. It is absolutely pointless contacting phpBB Group in relation to any legal (cease and desist, liable, defamatory comment, etc.) matter not directly related to the phpbb.com website or the discrete software of phpBB itself. If you do email phpBB Group about any third party use of this software then you should expect a terse response or no response at all.
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