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Just watched, glad to be connected to this history; it’s a “must see” documentary
Without the option to return to Africa, the freed slaves in Alabama created their own slice of home in Africatown, where they were able to continue their customs and traditions and build a new community. Watch #Clotilda: Last American Slave Ship tonight at 10/9c on Nat Geo.
Clotilda: Last American Slave Ship | Africatown
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First #BlackOwned and #WomenOwned Mental Health Center opens in Mobile, AL. Yin Yang Wellness Center.
Great Story @AmandaDeVoeTV !!
#blackhistory365 #blackexcellence #mentalhealthmatters
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My first vlog ... what other #blackrestaurants can a visit next hmmm....
Here goes our Vlog. This past weekend we had a SOULFUL Sunday at the soft opening for SOCU Kitchen and Oyster Bar in Mobile. Everything was amazing from the warm welcome from Momma SOCU, the staff, and the delicious food prepared by Chef Erica Barrett #blackRestaurant #soulfood
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Thousands marched in Washington DC and other cities, demanding an end to voter suppression. In 2021, at least 18 states have passed laws restricting voting rights.
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All Lives can’t matter until Black Lives Matter. Harsh reality, but reality nonetheless
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Replying to @ReikiArthur @gary_hensel @ramblingsloa @spendharkar @BethFratesMD @RedMajid @Cerridwensheart @BarefootBlonde5 @free_reiki @PrachiMalik @NYCREMilton @Dianne__LadyD @PardueSuzanne @justfara
Lovely, Arthur @ReikiArthur! If we always strive to do better, we will become better. #MayaAngelou #juneteenthday #ThinkBIGSundayWithMarsha
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Wanna revamp your #affirmations? Then look through #ThinkBIGSundayWithMarsha for #inspiration
Send #positive #quotes with it for RT to 500K
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Today is #Juneteenth! June 19, 1865 marks the day enslaved Black Texans learned they were free — two years after President Lincoln abolished slavery. Today VA continues to work to ensure inclusion & equity in addressing the needs of all Veterans. #VHA75
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Retired Army Lt. Col. Barnard Kemter credited formerly enslaved Black Americans with being among the first to pay tribute to fallen soldiers after the Civil War.
Watch as his mic was cut by the event’s organizers.
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4 Reasons Students Should Keep Learning this Summer with Courseware blog.edmentum.com/4-reasons-…
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The naysayers have been proved wrong, as marches have led to actual change within our country ✊🏿 #BlackLivesMatter bit.ly/3e6p8QJ
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Race soldier grabs a Black man by the hair while trying to detain him, then things go left.
Looks like the officer might have had some pre-existing conditions
#Ogun
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IT IS GOING TO TAKE ALL OF US....Do not be silent...#BlackLivesMatter
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The 1921 Tulsa massacre happened following a flu pandemic, at the end of World War 1, when we had a racist in the White House, who lied about the pandemic. So we've seen this before. If you don't deal with the demon right the first time, it comes back stronger (Matt. 12:43-45).
The 1921 Tulsa Massacre and Similarities to Today
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II teaching on the 1921 Tulsa massacre and similarities to today.
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THIS IS WHY WE PROTEST!!! @senatemajldr MADE SURE to only have ONE VOTING POLL OPEN for over 600,000 people (85% African American) in Louisville yesterday!THEN they closed the polling station early. IF OUR VOTE WAS NOT SO POWERFUL THEY WOULD NOT CHEAT THIS WAY! @NAACP@Trevornoah
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It’s never been more important for voters to know how they can make their voices heard. VOTE411.org is your tool for accurate and unbiased election information on the issues that affect you and the people you care about.
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Teachers grapple with how to talk to students about the 1921 Tulsa race massacre as Trump comes to Tulsa just miles away from where the Greenwood community was burned down ti.me/3efML9h


























