Clemson University used a Black woman to help erase the SOUTH CAROLINA history of Abraham Lincoln, while also miseducating America.
Photo Credit: Clemson University (Clemson.edu)
Without a doubt, most people will wholeheartedly agree that 200 years is way too long to hold onto any secret.
But what about a MONUMENTAL TRUTH, that is large and powerful enough to liberate an entire nation of Black Americans who have been savagely lynched, hanged, enslaved, and abused in America, since the beginning of European colonization in the late 1400s?
As a result of the extended enslavement of my family of ancestors which included the daughter of Vice President John C. Calhoun at Fort Hill Plantation in Clemson, South Carolina, my family was inhumanely enslaved for over a Half-century Past EMANCIPATION.
Atrociously, because of Clemson University, I represent only the third generation of freedom in my family.
That means that my mothers mom, who was born in 1927 on the campus of Clemson University, was the very first of my lineage to experience freedom.
(Pictured above) My grandmother Mary Peppers who worked for Clemson University the majority of her life would have turned 100 years old this year. She was just the first generation of freedom in my family.
Please let that thought sink in for a moment. While most Black American families in the South were at the very least, 50 years or more removed from slavery, my family was just now beginning to understand how to be free, starting in the late 1920s.
Believe it or not, even those numbers are highly debatable, as my grandmother Mary Louise Peppers may have been born into slavery as a child, and might not have known that she was enslaved, due to the fact that enslaved toddlers were not immediately forced to labor out in the fields, due to their young age. One thing that is for certain, is the fact that my grandmother's mom, Dessie Martin, was undoubtedly enslaved.
A Clemson University magazine cover displays a picture of my 105-year-old Nancy Washington Legree (my grandmother).
Over 5 1/2 years ago, during the pandemic, I started a nonprofit organization called The Men Of Color Having Answers Foundation (MOCHA), as a result of police brutality in Greenville, South Carolina. Since then, I’ve successfully uncovered multiple answers to some of the most problematic and unresolved issues affecting Black Americans by writing solutions.
My first major achievement came when I wrote a proposal to the Clemson City Council in Clemson, South Carolina to name an unnamed pedestrian bridge in the Calhoun community of Clemson, in honor of the dedication to the memory of my 105-year-old great- grandmother Nancy Washington Legree.
After receiving a unanimous vote from the Clemson City Council in September 2020, I have faced unjust racism, harassment, and discrimination by multiple state agencies, organizations, and political individuals in the state of South Carolina. After becoming frustrated with the unjust treatment of those in authority, I then began to raise awareness about these racial prejudices and I started publicly expressing my grievances, while continuing to write solutions, in hopes of eliminating generational obstacles faced by Black Americans.
It seemed the more that I complained about my pains, the more backlash I suffered as a result of refusing to remain silent. I was then made to feel as if it was just me, and as if no one else around me was experiencing the injustices that I personally encountered. Unfortunately, after the city government discovered my family’s history and who I was, the Clemson City government never officially named the bridge, despite reaching a unanimous decision by the city council.
Surprisingly, the egregious discrimination that I faced, only inspired my battle. I then began fighting harder against the oppression in South Carolina, while also highlighting the unethical and immoral racist policies and coordinated tactics that were deliberately being used against me. Although I was fighting for the people, no one was willing to publicly stand with me.
Despite the people that I was defending experiencing generations of the very same atrocities that I was facing, I found myself alone in my battle against very powerful people with deep pockets. Shockingly, the more I called out these crimes, it seemed that the people began to turn against me. Dishearteningly, the local people of Upstate South Carolina, many whom I’ve known all of my life, along with local and state government started making it seem as if I was the only one who had experienced the serious issues that were responsible for suppressing my message.
After five extremely long years of being made to feel alienated, I finally discovered that there were others who were willing to boldly speak the truth about what was really going on at Clemson University.
Social Media Messages from a post that exposes how local people feel about Clemson University.
Soon, I found out that the stories regarding how people truly feel about Clemson University were hidden and suppressed from the public
Social Media Messages from a post that exposes how local people feel about Clemson University.
Despite a very contradicting story being painted by Clemson University, one that the institution doesn't want the public to become aware of, there are many Black American citizens of South Carolina who feel uneasy about the temperament of the University. Unfortunately, Black people in the immediate areas surrounding the University have helped to protect the university from being publicly exposed, while choosing to remain silent about racism and bigotry.
Since the college was founded, Clemson University has been strategically responsible for dividing and separating families within their own communities. After slavery ended and the area was absent of the presence of the KU KLUX Klan, starting in the mid-90s, Clemson University began to use Black people within the community to deliver a very misleading message to other Black Americans, in order to lure them in.
Clemson University has also forced its Black citizens in the immediate area to overlook and forget about the traumas of the past that resulted from racism and slavery. They have refused to address the Truth, which has caused people that I have loved most of my life to turn their backs on me and ostracize me for speaking the truth and honoring my ancestors in an oppressive Jim Crow environment of the Deep South. Because Clemson has not adequately addressed and acknowledged the facts about my ancestor's true role and the official ethnic identities of Black Americans, this has caused me to be vilified within the community/region.
Black faces have been used to deceptively prevent the truth from being revealed to Black Americans at Clemson University.
(Above) Dr. Rhondda Thomas Clemson University professor.
In 2020, I was first made aware by my mom that Clemson University had just found a couple of hundred unmarked graves at the same location on the hill where my ancestors once called home, directly behind Death Valley stadium.
Initially, Clemson University had only discovered a couple of hundred unmarked graves using ground-penetrating radar in August 2020. Soon that number blossomed to over 600. Clemson then used a Black professor to mislead Black Americans by telling the public that ancient Indian graves that the college already had decades of knowledge of, were historical African American gravesites, to erase the truth that Black Americans were here in America before European colonization. The deception created an ethnic identity crisis that has Never be addressed by Clemson University.
In August of 2020, I took a trip to Woodland Cemetery in Clemson, South Carolina, where I met a very powerful man named Dr. James Bostic, who served as Deputy Assistant Secretary in the US Department of Agriculture under President Richard Nixon's administration. In 1980, Dr. Bostic, who was also the best friend of General Colin Powell from the Bush administration, was elected chairman of the Commission on Higher Education in South Carolina.
(Above) (L) Andrew Peppers (R) Dr. James Bostic.
Upon meeting Dr. Bostic, I was very inquisitive, while asking questions for over two hours as we walked across the graveyard at Woodland Cemetery. Despite all of his tremendous accolades in education, Dr. Bostic never mentioned that some of the unidentified graves at Clemson University were those of Cherokee Indians who had been enslaved by Vice President John C. Calhoun. He also never informed me that the graves in which we were walking on top of, were there hundreds of years before John C. Calhoun had even purchased the land on which Clemson University was built.
As weeks progressed, Dr. Bostic and I stayed in contact with each other, as he would randomly update me on the progression of the cemetery project.
It wasn't until I began to question the legitimacy of what I had been told by both Dr. Bostic and Dr. Thomas, regarding the explanation of the ethnic identities of the hundreds of unidentified graves, that I began to be outcast and restricted from further involvement with the University.
Most are not aware that Clemson University has played calculated psychological games with the local people, just to keep the citizens of Upstate South Carolina living in the dark about a deeply hidden American history truth by manipulating the minds of those who trust them the most. Clemson has effectively misused the media through area news stations which have been accomplices to a coordinated and collaborative attack on the truth.
Five years ago, FOXCAROLINA News (GREENVILLE, SC) fired, well excuse me, let me correct, they refused to renew the contract of one of the most brilliant storytelling young Black journalist in America., who happened to be a news reporter. After reporting on some of the most incredible stories during her tenure, a young gifted news reporter named Amber Worthy reported on The MOCHA Foundation’s initiative to name an unnamed bridge in the historical Calhoun community in honor of my 105-year-old great grandmother, Nancy Washington Legree, who is the unacknowledged daughter of Vice President John C. Calhoun. Amber then followed up and reported on the hundreds of unidentified "AFRICAN AMERICAN" graves that had been found located at Woodland Cemetery directly behind Clemson's Death Valley stadium. As a result of her reporting of the truth, FOXCAROLINA let Amber Worthy, an extremely talented storyteller go. This unjust treatment caused Amber extreme mental anguish. As a result, she relocated from the area. Just to think, the job she enjoyed doing could have caused Amber, a young Black woman journalist to lose her mind.
Despite the fact that Jim Clements had been President of Clemson University for the past 12 years, and just had signed an extension, his retiring was unexpected.
Woefully, many local people who have lived in the area most of their lives, do not understand how Clemson University has brainwashed over the years, while also manipulating their minds, so that they would falsely believe that they were living their best lives. It is important that you understand that the people at Clemson University are perfectionist at covering up the Black American truth. This is the reason that not even 1% of Americans are knowledgeable about the true beginnings of Abraham Lincoln in South Carolina, and have been misguided about his relevance and true identity.
Just as you know, on 12/9/25, I released a written feature on my website themochamissions.org that revealed not only the factual concealed information that undeniably proved that Abraham Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks was from South Carolina, but that she was also a Black Cherokee Indian woman. History states that there are ancient tombstones that were erected to the family Nancy Hanks in the Anderson/Abbeville County area. Lincoln's story proves that Black people, who were back then called American Indians, did not come from Africa, but were Natives to America upon the arrival of Europeans.
CONFORMATION THAT THE MOTHER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN WAS FROM SOUYH CAROLINA⬇️
Photo credit: The Anderson Independent Mail.
The official confirmation that Lincoln’s mom is from South Carolina comes from a local Newspaper in the area that covered the story. In the blurry caption, it reads (continued from the previous page) “LUKE HANKS, born October, 1774, died April, 1854. He was the son of Ann and LUKE Hanks, brother of Nancy Hanks. Nearby are Ancient tombstones erected to other members of the Hanks family. Parents of Nancy Hanks are buried in the original Hanks graveyard,”now deserted.
Despite being illegally jailed, an attempt made on my life, and my mission of truth being severely suppressed, I'm offering the hidden truth about the reality of the life of Black Americans in Upstate South Carolina.
A truth that is able to Officially free Black Americans.
Just to think, when a teenaged Emmitt Till was lynched in Mississippi in 1955, no one said much of anything at all about his horrific murder inside of the state of Mississippi, due to the fear of retaliation. It was like nothing had ever happened at all, until a young Emmitt Till’s body was transported back to the state of Illinois by his mother. Then, the world was able to witness his battered and beaten body that lay on display inside of a casket.
Eventually, the murder of Emmitt Till was huge in sparking the Civil Rights Movement. Clemson University has created an atmosphere that is very unfriendly and unwelcoming to the truth. I will never forget the horrible things that were done to my mother as a child that I personally witnessed growing up in the area, by local government who have been accomplices to a UNJUST Jim Crow system of governing that forces Black Americans to live in fear of speaking their true reality.
Sadly, the air today in Upstate South Carolina is just as dangerously oppressive for all those who speak the truth, as it was in Mississippi when Emmitt Till was lynched and murdered. Although this immoral system of concealing the truth has overwhelmingly targeted Black Americans, White students are not exempt, and have occasionally found themselves victims of unresolved tragedies at Clemson University as well. Just look up the tragedy of a white student named Tucker Hipps.
It is important that you understand that Clemson University will pay Black Americans to deliver a misleading message of equality and freedom, yet, the facts do not match Clemson’s actions.
At their lowest point, when they are all out of distractions, and when they have nothing left, Clemson University will also manipulate the minds of their people by using religion, through GOD and Jesus to deceive you.
This is why I am humbly asking the nation to stand with me on a truth about President Abraham Lincoln that have been hidden for over 200 years. I'm asking you to please Donate today. During this Holiday season, the people at Clemson wouldn’t love anything more than for me to suffer for revealing the truth. which would discourage others who speak Truth to Power. Clemson University has known all along about the facts of my family, but they never thought that I was capable of figuring out the Truth. Before all interaction between the University and my nonprofit organization came to an abrupt end, I had completed interviews with multiple outlets such as South Carolina Educational Television (ETV) and others. You mean, the state of South Carolina didn't know the truth, or did they come looking for me to do an interview, just to see what I knew?
(Above). Interview with South Carolina ETV in 2020.
Because President Abraham Lincoln emancipated Black Americans, and because Lincoln was my great-grandmothers Uncle and her brother, due to rape by Vice President John C. Calhoun, Clemson University has tried to ensure my suffering, as a result of raising awareness of this hidden truth. The reality is, my family of ancestors were enslaved for over 50 years past emancipation by both Vice President John C. Calhoun and the founder of Clemson University, Thomas Green Clemson. However, slavery was considered legal when Calhoun was a slaveholder, but decades after slavery had been abolished, Clemson’s founder Thomas Clemson continued to enslave my family.
Because my truth is so enormous, and it exposes concealed American history truths, Clemson University and others of similar interest have secretly conspired with others in the state of South Carolina to silence my truth, stop support of my nonprofit organization, and have also tried to discredit and destroy my image.
After all that I have been through over the past nearly six years of fighting for the Truth and acknowledgment of my ancestors, as you can imagine, my opportunities have become very limited, as a result of speaking the Truth.
Your assistance would mean the world to me at this very moment.
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