On February 11th, 1990, Nelson Mandela, at one time considered South Africa’s most wanted man, walked out of the Victor Verster Prison at 4:16 pm local time after spending 27 years behind bars. He was

This quote from the honorable Nelson Mandela represents the struggle between ones' personal belief in right vs. wrong in comparison to the beliefs of the society around them. Something that all of us in

The Black psychiatrist who said that white people enslaved themselves through colonization Frantz Fanon, born in 1925 in Martinique, was a towering figure in post-colonial studies, whose work has profoundly

A Critical Response Essay of W.E.B. DuBois' “The Souls of Black Folks” In 1903, W.E.B. DuBois, a prominent civil rights activist, published his essay, "TheSouls of Black Folk" where he analyzes his life

A Critical Response Essay of Audre Lorde's "I Am Your Sister" In Audre Lorde’s essay, “I Am Your Sister”, she talks about many aspects of recognizing our differences and not ignoring them, but

Topossa Man With Scarifications On His Body In Africa, scarification has served as an important element of the culture of different groups. Scarification involves placing superficial incisions on the skin

Happy black history month. Remember we were all black at some point. If you aren't black anymore, that's just coz you've been out of the sun for too long. Here's a meme. Remember that Malcolm X died for

The Goddess Warrior~ embedded in the root, she lives in all of us. She is creation💥 #Nfts #Blackhistorymonth #Goddess #Art #Print print here: www.inprnt.com/gallery/aaron_miller/southlands/

Another Black History Month comes and another Black History Month goes. The 28/9 dreary days of the year when we reduce the history of the people who built this country beneath the weight of the whip to

In this video I talked about #BlackHistoryMonth in twitter and how I supported it ! I like the fact that in steem we have no racism ! Really ! We have people from so many countries who are creating here

We are always looking to use creativity to showcase talent, change negative narratives and tell stories. Once again we've teamed up with the excellent tech platform UKBlackTech to shoot and showcase their

Did this last year and it really went down well. As many BHM events as I can find for you all in one place. In no particular order so scroll to the bottom. Updated daily. We Are Parable presents Purple

Did this last year and it really went down well. As many BHM events as I can find for you all in one place. In no particular order so scroll to the bottom. Updated daily. I can by Metro Bank - Wednesday

Did this last year and it really went down well. As many BHM events as I can find for you all in one place. In no particular order so scroll to the bottom. Updated daily. I can by Metro Bank - Wednesday

Listen To Malcolm X Speech On Why Blacks Are Trapped In Poverty. Problem and Solution.

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We head to Harlem to meet up with comic book artist Ronald Wimberly at the Schomburg center for the Fifth Annual Black Comic Book Festival. Wimberly tells us about growing up in D.C., his new book, and

I did a little search to see here in America what companies were doing to celebrate black history month. Notable mention goes out to Fedex, and United Airlines for recognizing two African American females

Originally posted on Medium The Tulsa race riot was a large-scale, racially motivated conflict on May 31 and June 1, 1921, in which thousands of white people attacked the black community of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

February is Black History Month, and to mark the occasion, Langston Belton is offering up a special Black History Month reading list highlighting some of Marvel’s black characters and creators! Copper