#ProjetoMuntu|JunhoVoce sabe quais foram as tecnologias africanas criadas, inventadas e espalhadas pelo mundo? Quer saber mais sobre os conhecimentos da Africa e de seus descendentes no mundo? DIA 30/06 | PARTICIPACAO DOS POVOS AFRICANOS NO CONHECIMENTO CIENTIFICO E TECNOLOGICO UNIVERSAL_______Com Carlos Eduardo Dias Machado (Gyasi Kweisi) Mestre, graduado e licenciado em Historia pela Universidade de Sao Paulo (USP) e ex-bolsista do Programa Internacional de Bolsas de Pos-Graduacao da Fundacao Ford (International Fellowships Program - IFP-USA). Atua na area de ensino desde 1999 e trabalhou em instituicoes como CEERT, Educafro, Projeto Travessia, Instituto Paulo Freire e nas Secretarias Municipal e de Estado da Educacao de Sao Paulo. Foi arte-educador do Projeto Pra Ler no Museu da Lingua Portuguesa, e escritor de livro de divulgacao cientifica Genios da Humanidade - Ciencia, Tecnologia e Inovacao Africana e Afrodescendente em parceria com a Consulesa da Franca em Sao Paulo, Alexandra Loras, e palestrante, ex-consultor da Editora Moderna e foi docente em cursos de extensao universitaria para diretoras, coordenadoras pedagogicas e professoras de educacao infantil e fundamental I e II na CML Educacional, IBEAC/Prefeitura de Guarulhos e na Universidade Sao Judas.Venha africanizar sua pratica educativa com o Projeto Muntu!E so chegar e se aquilombar!Siga-nos www.facebook.com/EtnicaCulturalFaca sua inscricao online ou na recepcao do CCJ- Centro Cultural da Juventudewww.inscricoes.ccj.art.br After 150 years, 'Jack Daniel's' assumes that the whiskey recipe was actually a enslaved black man.Jack Daniel's is one of the best-selling whiskeys in the world, being among the 10 spirits brands that fastest growing. It uses the most refined natural ingredients in their manufacture: maize, rye, barley malt and water free iron. It is characterized by its careful preparation process, distillation and aging. After 150 years of existence the brand whiskey decided to review a key part of its history: it was believed that Jack Daniel learned the recipe and distillation process with Pastor Dan Call.In fact, who taught the fundamental purification techniques for preparation of the drink was Nearis Green, a forced laborer of white pastor.After 150 years of existence, the Jack Daniel's whiskey brand decided review a key part of its history and assumed that the creation of revenue drink was made by Nearis Green, a black enslaved working for the pastor call white Dan, who has always attributed the formula of each beverage brandsalcoholic most famous in the world.A report in the American newspaper The New York Times revealed that from now those visiting the distillate plant in Tennessee, in the United States listens to the story true. The older version, told until a few weeks ago, omitted the participation of the master distiller Nearis Green (ca. 1820-1890). He believed that Jack Daniel learned the recipe and distillation process with Pastor Dan Call in 1866. In fact taught the distillation process, but also the technical fundamental purification for the preparation of whiskey was Green, enslaved the pastor.This version is not new, but it was confirmed by the company only now.The presence of slaves in distilleries was something very common in the eighteenth century. "They were vital for the distilleries," said Steve Bashore, who helped rebuild where