Fighting Back : Defying Moments in Black History (Black History 365)
This water can’t sense he’s a black man, nor does the fountain so what’s the big deal? A law? Man Fuck that. Drink On. Cecil J Williams is an American photographer, publisher, author and inventor best known for his photography documenting the civil rights movement in South Carolina beginning in the 1950s. In this photo […]
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George Washington Carver (Black History 365)
Agricultural scientist George Carver was responsible for creating over 500 new products made from peanuts and sweet potatoes, including cooking oils, paint, and soap.
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Marcus Garvey (Black History 365)
Actively Listening
It’s more beneficial to be attentive, receive, and comprehend what’s is being said to you so your response will be more valuable, and will resonate with the person you’re conversing with. One aspect of communication I’ve learned in management class in college is active listening which is a way of learning through conversation. This requires […]
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Crucifixion
Disclaimer : This post is for entertainment purposes (Comedy) and I am in no means trying to offend any of you readers once you read this post. I’m not a comedian I’m just retelling an experience I’ve been through that I found funny and you might also. If you enjoyed reading this, then give it […]
Read More CrucifixionArmed and Ready : The Story of Rob F. Williams, Black History 365
Last spring and summer we’ve seen black lives being lost to the hands of police, and it’s been happening for decades, may I saw centuries. This past summer I became aware of “The Not Fucking Around Coalition (NFAC) a black nationalist paramilitary militia movement that arms itself against attacks from white supremacists and any other […]
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