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moeyhashy: Black men care about black women, the media is your enemy
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black-culture:

Is there a such thing as police brutality bein a bit much?

(Source: deguzzi)

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smashervass:

knowledgeequalsblackpower:

reachforunity:

This is a clip from upcoming short on Cartoon Network’s DC Nation programming block called Thunder & Lightning which is a cartoon about two black sister superheros!

Thunder and Lightning are the superhero daughters of DC Comics’ Black Lightning.Though the fathers super hero name is extremely questionable i’m aware that he was created decades ago by a white guy that probably thinks he isnt racist and plus this is a show about two young black girls with super powers which last time i checked has never been done.

The short, though i wish for the sake of black children everywhere wasn’t a short will be airing on Saturday mornings at 10am on CartoonNetwork

Would you watch?

COOL! I hope it’s good! And if it’s good, I hope it’s successful.

Black lightning was made by a black guy and his Hispanic friend

Tony Isabella was a writer for dc he was not Trevor Eeden’s ”friend”, and Tony Isabella is Italian by the way….that’s white. Trevor Eeden was only hired by dc specifically because of his race and to draw the character which he was very displeased about after he found out. Tony Isabella is known as the writer and creator of Black Lightning and Black Goliath till this day. 

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reachforunity:

This is a clip from upcoming short on Cartoon Network’s DC Nation programming block called Thunder & Lightning which is a cartoon about two black sister superheros!

Thunder and Lightning are the superhero daughters of DC Comics’ Black Lightning.Though the fathers super hero name is extremely questionable i’m aware that he was created decades ago by a white man that probably thinks he isn’t racist plus this is a show about two young black girls with super powers which last time i checked has never been done.

The short, though i wish for the sake of black children everywhere wasn’t a short will be airing on Saturday mornings at 10am on CartoonNetwork

Would you watch?

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reachforunity: Little Rock, Arkansas (1957).“But I do not show you these images to incite; I show these images so that you remember that all those things you take for granted throb with the pain and are saturated with the blood and tears of many who came before.What have you done today to honor their legacy?” -Warrior’s of Black Consciousness Check out their Facebook page HERE
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kemetically-ankhtified: Black History Month fact #27 Haiti was the first free Black nation of the western hemisphere. The Haitian revolution actually began in the village of Guakayman (sp?) on August 14, 1791, where ambitious Haitians thirsty for freedom sacrificed a black pig during a voudun ceremony. This ritual spiritually catapulted Haitians to fight to the death until they earned their liberation as the first successful slave revolt in all of history.  We all know who Toussaint L’Overture was, but what do we know of Jean-Jacques Dessalines (above)? L’Overture was the organizational genius of Haiti’s fight for freedom, but it was Dessalines who declared independence on January 1st, 1804 after L’Overture was captured by France. Dessalines after became the first ruler of Haiti before being assassinated in 1806. for more on the history of Haiti, see the film Haiti and the Dominican Republic: An Island Divided. Black history month fact #26: The Pan African flag and its colors. fact #25: Judaism originates in Africa. fact #24: Buddhism originates in Africa. fact #23: Africa is bigger than you think. fact #22: The origin of black female sexual exploitation in US media. fact #21: Catholic Virgin Mary was Black. fact #20: Africans founded Chinese dynasties. Fact #19: Africans invented the calendar. Fact #18: Africans came before the Mayans. Fact #17 Africans discovered America Fact #16: Africans saw planets with the naked eye. Fact #15: Africans in Europe Fact #14: vase Heart symbol Fact #13: Chess originates in Ethiopia Fact #12: The Great Pyramid of Giza and Pi (3.14) Fact #11: The Rosetta Stone Fact #10: The Shabaka Stone Fact #9: Ancient Egyptians wore locs. Fact #8: Africans had walled cities. Fact #7: Africans had the first sewers, toilets, and perfumes. Fact #6: The first modern humans were born in Africa Fact #5: Ancient Egyptians were Ethiopian. Fact #4: Origin of Greek language Fact #3: West African empires were wealthy Fact #2: Etymology of the word Egypt Fact #1: Pyramid builders were Black.
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restlessandcr8ive: adinkra west african symbols of the ashante
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theblacknationalist:

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sarakstar:

How can you call on the same God as the man putting a rope around your neck. You call for God and He calls for the same God. And you wonder why the one you call on never answers you..~Malcom X

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reachforunity: Happy Kwanzaa!! The principle of day 7 and the last day of Kwanzaa is Imani(ee-MAH-nee)-Faith To believe, with all our heart, in our Creator, our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle.
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codelens: Suspected Racist and suspected murderer, Michael Dunn, plead not guilty in the death of Jordan Davis, a 17-year-old black male from the area of the world known as Jacksonville, Florida.  Reportedly, Dunn, shot and killed, Davis in a dispute related to loud music and later claimed he felt threatened.  CodeLens suspects that Dunn is a Racist (White Supremacist) and used the complaint of loud music to instigate conflict that would lead to the vicious murder a black male youth, Victim of Racism.  The family of the 45-year-old suspected White Supremacist (Racist) gathered at their residence in prayer and offered no comment to the press.
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reachforunity: Happy Kwanzaa!! The principle of day 6 is Kuumba(koo-OOM-bah)-Creativity To do always as much as we can, in the way we can, in order to leave our community more beautiful and beneficial than we inherited it.
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reachforunity: Happy Kwanzaa!! The principle of day 5 is Nia(nee-AH)-Purpose To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness.
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