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Systemic racism throughout the South. There has got to be an endpoint where We The People stand together and overcome. In the end it has to involve ALL OF US TO SAVE US ALL!!
#RESIST #BLM
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As should we all.
#BlackHistoryIsHistory
I wanted to share this with you.
Last year, one of your posts inspired me to make do a #BlackHistoryMonth thread to bring awareness of the many contributions of Black people throughout history.
So, thank you.
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www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8jkGmCR/ #FYP #TikTok #HandsOff #nokings #AlphabetMaphia #LGBTQIAPLUS #TRANSRIGHTSAREHUMANRIGHTS #PROTECTTRANSKIDS #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryisHistory #BlackDisabledLivesMatter
#SocialSecurity #Medicare ##nohumanisillegal
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Watching Caroline Randall Williams’s “Hungry for Answers” on Max…
It’s a must watch for sure.. and I’m only three episodes in #BlackHistoryisHistory
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www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8jFGhY8/ #FYP #TikTok #Chicago #HandsOff #AlphabetMaphia #LGBTQIAPLUS #TransRightsAreHumanRights #ProtectTransKids #SocialSecurity #Medicare #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryisHistory #BanBookBans #BlackDisabledLivesMatter @vetsagainstfascism.bsky.social #soldiers #military
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www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8jFutag/ #FYP #TikTok #HandsOff #AlphabetMaphia #LGBTQIAPLUS #TransRightsAreHumanRights #ProtectTransKids #SocialSecurity #Medicare @vetsagainstfascism.bsky.social #veterans #soldiers #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryisHistory
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#BlackHistoryIsHistory
@blackcomiclords.bsky.social interviewed #BitterRoot series creators, @sanfordgreene.bsky.social, @davidfwalker.bsky.social & #ChuckBrown.
This multiple Eisner Award winning series will kick off a new, five issue installment in March 2025.
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Sharing because I Understood the Assignment!! #NevertRumper #BlackHistoryIsHistory
#WhitePeopleFuckingSuck
#WeWontGoBack
#HeinousHistoryAccountability
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Now, I may be from 'ol Kentucky, and correct me if I aint got the right of things, but these motha f**kas are just out in the open racists now and half the country is cool with it. "DEI medal"? Yall trying to cleans history. You will not erase us.
#blackhistoryishistory #dei #equalrepresentation
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www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8YTGVBT/ #FYP #TikTok #Boycott #EconomicBoycott #AlphabetMaphia #LGBTQIAPLUS #TransRightsAreHumanRights #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryisHistory #BlackDisabledlivesMatter #blackout
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www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8Y3W2D8/ #FYP #TikTok #Boycott #EconomicBoycott #AlphabetMaphia #LGBTQIAPLUS #TransRightsAreHumanRights #BlackLivesMatter #BlackHistoryisHistory #Blackdisabledlivesmatter
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Thank you!
#BlackHistoryIsHistory
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She was seriously Baltimore’s Mom in the nineties.
#blackhistoryishistory
#baltimore
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#BLM (shouldn’t have to be specified. We should just know that by now.)
#BlackhistoryIShistory
#Blackhistorymonth
#HistoryMatters
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#BlackHistoryIsHistory we all benefit and grow from learning it.
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My favorite thing about #DouglassDay is that everyone can find something that they are interested in to transcribe. Someone who is a pianist is transcribing sheet music he found. Someone else who wrote their diss on The Brownies', is transcribing issues of the magazine.
#BlackHistoryisHistory
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#blackhistorymonth #blackhistoryishistory.
Today in 1900: 500 children in Jacksonville, FL 1sr performed “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” written for a celebration of Lincoln’s birthday Lyrics by James Weldon Johnson. Music by his brother, J. Rosamond. Later known as the Black national anthem.
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To celebrate Black History Month, I am educating myself on Black Americans who dedicated their lives to making a difference. Today is Albert Lee Murray.
#blm #blackhistoryishistory
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To celebrate Black History Month, I am educating myself on Black Americans who dedicated their lives to making a difference. Today is Rebecca Lee Crumpler
#blm #blackhistoryishistory
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To celebrate Black History Month, I am educating myself on Black Americans who dedicated their lives to making a difference. Today is photographer Gordon Parks.
#blm #blackhistoryishistory
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To celebrate Black History Month, I am educating myself on Black Americans who dedicated their lives to making a difference. Today is Marsha P. Johnson.
#blackhistoryishistory #blm
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Happy Black History Month! #BlackHistoryIsHistory
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To celebrate Black History Month, I am educating myself on Black Americans who dedicated their lives to making a difference. Today is Shirley Chisholm.
#blm #blackhistoryishistory
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Aerial view of London, 1850 Faced with growing pressure and hostility in the United States due to the political climate and his outspoken abolitionist views, Henry "Box" Brown made the bold decision to move to England in 1850. The passing of the **Fugitive Slave Act** and the increasing danger of being recaptured by slave catchers made it increasingly difficult for him to remain in the U.S. as a free man, especially given his prominence as a former enslaved person and vocal critic of slavery. The atmosphere in the U.S. was increasingly hostile to abolitionists, and Brown, knowing that his activism could put him at risk, sought refuge in England, where slavery had already been abolished. In England, Brown found a more supportive and sympathetic audience for his anti-slavery work. He continued his work as an activist, delivering lectures about his experiences as a slave, his dramatic escape, and the brutal realities of slavery in the U.S. Brown's story resonated deeply with British audiences, and he was welcomed as a hero in many cities. He toured across England and Scotland, speaking to a range of audiences, including abolitionists, religious groups, and ordinary citizens, urging them to join the fight for emancipation. His time in England allowed him to further solidify his place as an influential figure in the global abolitionist movement, while also offering him a greater sense of safety and freedom to continue advocating for the end of slavery.
14. Faced with increasing pressure in the U.S. due to the political climate and his association with abolitionism, Brown moved to England in 1850, where he continued his work as an activist and lecturer.
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