Black is beautiful. Black is intelligence. Black is excellence. And thanks to an 11 year old boy from the United Kingdom, we have just one more reminder of the genius that lie inside of our children. Hopefully, more stories like this will surface and encourage more black parents to bring out the best and brightest in their children.

Ramarni Wilfred is the 11 year old who beat Einstein’s IQ of 160. The young, black genius scored 162 on an IQ test he took for Mensa earlier this year. Mensa is largest and oldest high IQ society in the world. It is an elite membership of people who score in the 98th percentile or higher on standardized, supervised IQ (or other approved) test.

Ramarni wrote an excellent essay for Oxford University first. After a few people read it, they asked him to take the IQ test to see what he would score and he blew them out the water with 162. This was 2 points better than the world renowned genius Albert Einstein.

In fact, this score proved him to be smarter than most people in this world, including Stephen Hawking, Bill Gates and others. To keep true to our black history love and roots, it would more than likely put him in the realm of the true genius of the world, Imhotep, because we don’t want to be shackled with the standards of western society.

According to the Romford Recorder, Ramarni said, “I can’t begin to compare myself to these great men whose hard work clearly proves that they are true geniuses.”

Intelligent, humble, and he has a great smile. This 11 year old is full of life, love and a very bright future.

Obviously, his parents and family are very proud of him. His mother, Anthea, says she always knew her some was special, something you hear every parent echo, but it was clear to many others that Ramarni had to goods to deliver on an high intellectual level.

Apparently, by the time he was 18 months old, not only was he talking, but he was discussing the news and his favorite subjects in the encyclopedia with his mom. By three years old he was reading and writing independently at a high level.

All signs of a very bring individual.

His performance earned him a place in the exclusive Mensa club. This membership will give him special access to events and have an opportunity to mix and mingle with high minded, intellectual people of his ilk.

However, it is our hope that he will also have an opportunity to learn his black history, culture and develop a burning desire to put that massive brain power to work for the international black community, not just the further advancement of western domination.

I know, a lot of pressure to put on a young child, but clearly he has the capacity to grasp the gravity of our situation internationally and the ability to make a change in his own special and unique way.

If you love positive stories like this about the international black community, then we urge you to share, like, love and spread the word of this fabulous young man. Share it with your children, community and school if possible. Hopefully, one day Ramarni won’t be an anomaly in our community, but the norm.

Source: http://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/romford_boy_11_with_higher_iq_than_einstein_asked_to_join_mensa_1_3592244