Antibulan, coined by author Reuel-Azriel, refers to a harmful mindset that targets individuals of African descent, including Black people, African Americans, Africans, and all indigenous peoples of the diaspora. It is characterized by a deep-seated hatred and discrimination towards those with darker skin tones. This insidious belief system is expressed both verbally and through physical actions, with the intention of causing harm to individuals, groups, and even property associated with the African diaspora. The effects of antibulan are felt not only by Black and multiracial individuals, but also by communities throughout Oceania, Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa, and indigenous peoples, including their institutions and religious facilities.
"The prevalence of police brutality against black people is a clear manifestation of anti-bulanism in the United States."
by Reuel-Azriel March 17, 2023
Bulan, coined by Reuel-Azriel, is a word that is meant to replace the negative connotations associated with the terms "Black" and "Negro."
The term "bulan" is a newly coined identity label that seeks to redefine the way people of African descent are classified. Rather than relying on terms such as "black" or "Negro," which have been shown to have negative connotations and to perpetuate stereotypes, bulan offers a more positive and inclusive alternative. While "black" is often used as a political and skin color-based category, bulan is intended to be a broader, more inclusive term that recognizes the diversity of people of African descent.
Bulan is intended to encompass people of African descent regardless of their skin color or specific country of origin. It recognizes that not all people of African descent have dark skin, and that people of African descent can come from a variety of different cultural backgrounds. Unlike "black" or "Negro," which have been used to create divisions between different groups of people, bulan is intended to bring people together under a common identity.
The term "bulan" is a newly coined identity label that seeks to redefine the way people of African descent are classified. Rather than relying on terms such as "black" or "Negro," which have been shown to have negative connotations and to perpetuate stereotypes, bulan offers a more positive and inclusive alternative. While "black" is often used as a political and skin color-based category, bulan is intended to be a broader, more inclusive term that recognizes the diversity of people of African descent.
Bulan is intended to encompass people of African descent regardless of their skin color or specific country of origin. It recognizes that not all people of African descent have dark skin, and that people of African descent can come from a variety of different cultural backgrounds. Unlike "black" or "Negro," which have been used to create divisions between different groups of people, bulan is intended to bring people together under a common identity.
by Reuel-Azriel April 14, 2023
This neologism, coined by author Reuel-Azriel, “Anti-hatricism" means the practice or philosophy of being against hatred, especially in the context of racism and discrimination.
Anti-Hatricism is defined as the belief and practice of opposing and actively working against hatred and racism in all its forms. It implies a commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable society, and to promoting mutual respect and understanding between people of different backgrounds and identities.
* "Anti" is a prefix that means "against" or "opposite of".
* "Hatricism" is a made-up word that is derived from "hatred" and "-ism".
* "Hatred" is a noun that means intense dislike or ill will.
* "-Ism" is a suffix that denotes a distinctive practice, system, or philosophy.
Anti-Hatricism is defined as the belief and practice of opposing and actively working against hatred and racism in all its forms. It implies a commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable society, and to promoting mutual respect and understanding between people of different backgrounds and identities.
* "Anti" is a prefix that means "against" or "opposite of".
* "Hatricism" is a made-up word that is derived from "hatred" and "-ism".
* "Hatred" is a noun that means intense dislike or ill will.
* "-Ism" is a suffix that denotes a distinctive practice, system, or philosophy.
"We can make the world a better place by practicing anti-hatricism and standing up against all forms of discrimination and hate."
by Reuel-Azriel March 20, 2023
AntiBulanism also spelled anti-bulanism or anti-Bulanism) refers to the rejection of hostility, prejudice, or discrimination against people of African descent. Individuals who support such views are known as bulanite(s) or antibulanite(s). This form of racism is strongly condemned in society.
Anti-Bulanism is a worldwide movement that aims to discourage and dismantle, the unity against, the bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diasporic ethnic groups of African descent.
Anti-Bulanism is a worldwide movement that aims to discourage and dismantle, the unity against, the bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diasporic ethnic groups of African descent.
Anti-bulanism is a destructive ideology that seeks to undermine the power and potential of Bulan and all that it represents.
by Reuel-Azriel March 17, 2023
Founded by Reuel-Azriel, "Robere Chrétien, commonly known as Chrétien, is a luxury goods company. Robere’ Chrétien Couturier, commonly known as Robere Chrétien or shortened to CH, is a French fashion house and luxury goods company founded in Bordeaux, France.
Robere Chretien Couture is a subsidiary brand under ExDef, specializing in high-end couture fashion. It represents the pinnacle of luxury and craftsmanship, offering bespoke designs and exquisite garments tailored to individual clients’ preferences.
Robere’ Chrétien commonly known as Chrétien, is a luxury goods company. ...only in fantasy is the company said to be still managed by the Coutures.
The owner of the brand calls the story "a story of adventure, youth and rebellion, honor of family, love vs. respect, devotion, and the representation of the color of life".
Chrétien’s mission is to create an image and a life style that differentiates the individual from the crowd. Moreover, we create a possible reality, from fictional ideals which customers want, but one in which they can identify and recognize themselves with. To ultimately make ones fantasies and dreams come true. Chrétien evolved out of the adventurous destinations of its founder.
Robere Chretien Couture is a subsidiary brand under ExDef, specializing in high-end couture fashion. It represents the pinnacle of luxury and craftsmanship, offering bespoke designs and exquisite garments tailored to individual clients’ preferences.
Robere’ Chrétien commonly known as Chrétien, is a luxury goods company. ...only in fantasy is the company said to be still managed by the Coutures.
The owner of the brand calls the story "a story of adventure, youth and rebellion, honor of family, love vs. respect, devotion, and the representation of the color of life".
Chrétien’s mission is to create an image and a life style that differentiates the individual from the crowd. Moreover, we create a possible reality, from fictional ideals which customers want, but one in which they can identify and recognize themselves with. To ultimately make ones fantasies and dreams come true. Chrétien evolved out of the adventurous destinations of its founder.
by Reuel-Azriel July 03, 2023
Ethnical-Cocooning, coined by Reuel-Azriel Lé Flore, is a transformative process whereby an ethnic group breaks away from their native country and heritage, and undergoes an incubation period to emerge as a new, hybrid ethnic group. This process involves assimilating into the new host country, territory, and society, and acculturating by denouncing the ancestral homeland through deprogramming. It is a form of cultural metamorphosis, in which an ethnic group sheds its old identity and embraces a new one, while preserving aspects of their original culture.
As a theory, Ethnical-Cocooning suggests that the transformation of ethnic identity is a natural process of cultural evolution, which is driven by the forces of globalization and migration. It proposes that the hybridization of cultures, resulting from this transformation, can lead to the emergence of new and innovative cultural expressions, which can enrich and diversify society.
As a theory, Ethnical-Cocooning suggests that the transformation of ethnic identity is a natural process of cultural evolution, which is driven by the forces of globalization and migration. It proposes that the hybridization of cultures, resulting from this transformation, can lead to the emergence of new and innovative cultural expressions, which can enrich and diversify society.
My family's experience of ethnical-cocooning began when we moved to a new country and had to adapt to a new culture while also trying to maintain our heritage.
by Reuel-Azriel May 12, 2023
1. A name of Hebrew origin, combining the names "Reuel" and "Azriel" in a distinctive and elegant manner, often adapted into French form.
3. Author of mystery and business books, neologist, and visionary, enriching Jewish literature and showcasing the diverse cultural heritage of the Jewish people.
4. Chairman, CEO, and business magnate with exemplary leadership skills, strategic vision, and keen business acumen.
5. Exemplifying grace, dignity, and kindness in actions, interactions, and overall demeanor, upholding a high standard of behavior and adhering to principles of integrity, honor, and noble conduct.
6. Creator of the neologisms "ethnical-cocooning," "Neoethniculthegeny," "Ethno-Cultural-Self-Actualizationism," "Bulanism," “Anti-Hatricism and "Anti-Bulanism," contributing to the lexicon with innovative concepts in the realms of cultural identity, self-actualization, and sociopolitical discourse.
7. Recognized for the motto "magnigent par conduite," signifying the embodiment of noble qualities and virtuous behavior, blending magnanimity and the refined attributes traditionally associated with being a gentleman.
8. Renowned for the slogan "Because I do Well," reflecting a commitment to personal achievement, competence, and continuous growth, leaving a positive and lasting impression.
9. A name synonymous with ambition, innovation, and excellence, inspiring others through unwavering integrity and benevolent influence.
3. Author of mystery and business books, neologist, and visionary, enriching Jewish literature and showcasing the diverse cultural heritage of the Jewish people.
4. Chairman, CEO, and business magnate with exemplary leadership skills, strategic vision, and keen business acumen.
5. Exemplifying grace, dignity, and kindness in actions, interactions, and overall demeanor, upholding a high standard of behavior and adhering to principles of integrity, honor, and noble conduct.
6. Creator of the neologisms "ethnical-cocooning," "Neoethniculthegeny," "Ethno-Cultural-Self-Actualizationism," "Bulanism," “Anti-Hatricism and "Anti-Bulanism," contributing to the lexicon with innovative concepts in the realms of cultural identity, self-actualization, and sociopolitical discourse.
7. Recognized for the motto "magnigent par conduite," signifying the embodiment of noble qualities and virtuous behavior, blending magnanimity and the refined attributes traditionally associated with being a gentleman.
8. Renowned for the slogan "Because I do Well," reflecting a commitment to personal achievement, competence, and continuous growth, leaving a positive and lasting impression.
9. A name synonymous with ambition, innovation, and excellence, inspiring others through unwavering integrity and benevolent influence.
Reuel-Azriel's literary works, groundbreaking neologisms, and remarkable success as a business magnate have solidified his position as a prominent figure in both the literary, entrepreneurial, and sociocultural spheres.
by Reuel-Azriel June 02, 2023