Noble History

This is all fun and games until Black restaurants start making White people eat in the back parking lot

“The Trump administration has just removed a federal ban on contractors from having segregated restaurants, waiting rooms, and drinking fountains.
This is a result of Trump’s executive order to combat DEI.”

Is there something such as being too Pro-Black? i lowkey wanna bring back segregation im sick of sharing spaces with yt’s, no shade

Happy Birthday Frederick Douglas

They love Black Culture but not Black People.

John Brown was one crazy man with a crazy plan. I see the vision though.

The system has you thinking “LEGAL” means “RIGHT”…. but remember SLAVERY WAS LEGAL!

Love how a black woman started Tiktok University!!! Unintentionally too!

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@klumnani.bsky.social

How 2,000 People Of Darker Skin Were Used As Barriers At Gunpoint During The Great Mississippi Flood Of 1927 - PopularResistance.Org When Hurricane Katrina pounded the southeast of New Orleans on August 29, 2005, the resultant flooding affected Greater New Orleans and claimed some 1,464 lives leaving damage worth $70 billion. The h...

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🧵The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 was one of the worst national disasters in history, yet what many people did not know that it led to one of the most heinous acts of peonage since slavery.(cont)

#ProudBlue
#ResistanceUnited
#USDemocracy

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We were already here. We did not come from Africa.

This book, written by Rev. Dr. Charles Colcock-Jones during American slavery, outlines his system for using Christianity to make slaves more submissive and easier to control. A major slave owner with three plantations, his methods became widely adopted by other slaveholders.

BLACK WALL STREET
Founded 1908 - Destroyed/Massacre 1921

600 businesses. 21 churches. 21 restaurants. 30 grocery stores. 2 movie theatres. 6 private airplanes. Plus a hospital, bank, post office, law offices, and even bus station.

All destroyed because of hate.

As dangerous of a life Harriet Tubman live this lady lived to be almost 100 years old. She died at 91 years old.

Black people hate everything about slavery but Christianity.

Yall act like this country was good then bad this country ain’t never been no good! - Dick Gregory

When we learned whitewashed history in school, no one said shyt.

We learned how White people came, saw, conquered, and tamed the West.

That's acceptable, as long as they are the heroes.

When I post what really happened, they call me a race baiter.

Fuck 'em.

#KeepItWoke

I wonder how good white people feel knowing the black community is so easy to entertain.

AGREED!!

This is what Baldwin meant when he said that even mild awareness results in us being almost perpetually enraged. No wonder the bastards fight to hard to keep the truth out of schools. It wouldn't be *as* bad if so many of them weren't the personification of their vicious ancestors. Stay Woke!

racial equity in medicine.

Henrietta Lacks’ HeLa cells led to major medical breakthroughs, but her case raised ethical issues about consent and exploitation in research. Her legacy has shaped modern medical ethics, informed consent laws, and discussions on genetic material ownership, while advocating for—-

The Legacy of Henrietta Lacks
Henrietta Lacks, Black woman whose cells were taken without her consent in 1951, unknowingly became the source of the HeLa cell line, one of the most important tools in medical research. Her cells have contributed to breakthroughs in cancer research, vaccines, and more

Ruling until her death at 80, Nzinga delayed Portuguese conquest, strengthened Matamba, and left a lasting legacy as a symbol of resistance, leadership, and empowerment in African history.

Queen Nzinga is celebrated for leading guerrilla warfare against the Portuguese, forming alliances with neighboring kingdoms and the Dutch, and transforming Matamba into a refuge for escaped slaves. A skilled diplomat, she converted to Christianity for leverage while preserving traditional practices

Queen Nzinga (c. 1583–1663), ruler of Ndongo and Matamba in Angola, is celebrated for resisting Portuguese colonization and the slave trade. She became queen in 1624 and was a skilled diplomat and military leader, known for her strategic alliances and leadership against oppression.

Never forget how WIC - (The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children) was inspired by the Black Panthers to help feed single mothers and their children in their communities.