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A social movement resisting shameless, futile and unwelcomed attempts to re-establish legitimate political electability; especially to an office from which one has previously been forcibly removed, scandalized and publically humiliated.
Let's just go with No Moore!! and be done with it...
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"Moor" is a term used in Medieval Europe. A moor is a Muslim from Africa. Most moors were from northern Africa (Morroco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya & Egypt) and were olive-skinned with Mediterranean or Coptic features. Many moors were dark-skinned with African features.
The term "Moor" is no longer in use. The only modern use I can think of is in the play "Othello."
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An amazing woman who is beautiful in every way. She has overcome cancer and is strong in both body and mind. everyone loves her, but they don't admit it.
"That person is a real Moore!"
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Indigenous, enlightened, melanated peoples.
The founders of all language (Spanish), astronomy, astrology, travel, science, math, and most importantly, NOBILITY.
Often slandered & defamed due to other ancestral counterparts, a true Moor is noble.
Said to be established in Northern Africa ie Morocco; Moors bestowed knowledge onto Leppers during "The Dark Ages".
Moors are worldwide nationals with enhanced intellectual & spiritual strengths & abilities.
I Am not so-called "black "
I Am of the true Moors of the land. I claim my rights; this is who I Am. My ancestors are from & of the land. They are the wind. They are the trees. To innerstand this is what it all means.
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The Moors were a nomadic people from North Africa; originally they were the inhabitants of Mauretania. They invaded Spain, taking their Islamic religion and culture with them, in 711, where they overran the Visigoths.
Dude the moors are so badass they occupied imperial Spain for 800 years !
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A great song by Opeth from their 4th Album Still Life. It means that the protagonist is returning back home where he was banished due to regional problems and rekindle with his love, Melinda once more.
"I rose from the miasma"
"Passing swiftly through the moor."
"This is here, water stirs."
"In distance for all that was lost."