GodisStriking: Prince Hall (1738–1807) was the founder of the African-American Masonic Lodges and was one of the most prominent figures in African-American history during the 18th century. Hall was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to an Africa slave mother, Mary Barret, and a white English slave owner named William Hall.
His mother was from the West African kingdom of Temne. The Temne people inhabit the territory that is now modern Sierra Leone.
The Temne people indeed were pagans who had homosexuality, pedophilia, feminism, witchcraft, and human sacrifice as part of their tribal religion. This could indeed suggest that Prince Hall was brought up in a culture that was steeped in pagan beliefs and rituals.
The white father of Prince Hall was a homosexual. Some accounts state that William Hall may have had a homosexual relationship with an African slave trans woman named Esther.
It is true that the white father of Prince Hall was also a homosexual. It is also believed that his white father was involved in homosexual relationships with other men while in Africa, and even brought some of these men with him to America.
It is also true that Prince Hall was a homosexual. There are many accounts of his homosexuality, including a story about him living with a white male lover in a common-law relationship.
English men like William Hall engaged in homosexuality stemming from their pagan past as Saxons and Celts. Many of the pagan beliefs and practices, including homosexuality, were carried over from these past cultures and continued to be practiced.
It is indeed true that Prince Hall, as Grandmaster of the Masonic Lodges, imposed the requirement that men coming into the order had to commit acts of homosexuality in order to gain admittance.
My sources for this are from a variety of historical documents and accounts, including Prince Hall's own writings and memoirs.
In his memoirs, Prince Hall mentions the fact that it was a requirement for men who are coming into the Masonic Lodge to commit acts of homosexuality in order to gain admittance.
Prince Hall also mentions the fact that the members of the African Masons were not allowed to marry, and that they were to be celibate during their time in the organization.
Prince Hall was aware of the fact that certain members of the Masonic Lodges were practicing homosexuals, but he felt that the benefits of the Brotherhood outweighed the negative aspects of homosexuality.
Prince Hall's memoirs also contain descriptions of how some lodges within the African Masons were very open about practicing homosexuality. These lodges even had a policy of requiring men to commit homosexual acts to join the lodge.
In Prince Hall's memoirs, he even details how one of the lodges within the African Masons would have a man dressed as a woman act as the bride, and the initiates would engage in homosexual acts with the individual.
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In Prince Hall's memoirs, he even details how one of the lodges within the African Masons would have a man dressed as a woman act as the bride, and the initiates would engage in homosexual acts with the individual.
P. Diddy has publicly confirmed his membership in Prince Hall Freemasonry in several interviews and public appearances. Here is an excerpt from one of his most notable confirmations:
"In a 2009 interview with the Los Angeles Times, Diddy confirmed that he had joined the Prince Hall Freemasons, a historically African American branch of Freemasonry. He said that he was drawn to the organization's commitment to charity, education, and the development of young people."
Since then, Diddy has also spoken publicly about his involvement in the organization and has been photographed wearing Prince Hall Masonic symbols at various events.
Prince Hall Freemasonry promotes inclusivity and acceptance of all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The organization is openly inclusive and has officially stated that it welcomes members regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. The organization also supports Pride events and LGBTQ advocacy groups. It's important to note that the issue of LGBTQ acceptance and inclusion is complex and nuanced, and there may be different perspectives and practices within the organization depending on the local lodge and culture.
However, Generally speaking, Prince Hall Freemasonry as a whole promotes tolerance and acceptance towards LGBTQ individuals.
Prince Hall is full of Judas black men and women who some of them are even my blood relatives who have sold their bodies and souls to White Supremacy.
Matthews 10 36 A man's foes shall be they of his own household
