If schools stop teaching Black history… are you going to stop as well? After all, if you are Black it's your history literally. Aren’t you all teaching your young ones about their ancestors and lineage anyway .. like their elders don’t talk to them bout their upbringing or perspectives during different times or maybe not 🤷🏽‍♂️ maybe white women that feel unpaid and have built-in subconscious bias are better sources of Black history…. Ion got kids tho just been seeing this talking point during the election. Seems like a blessing in disguise for involved and invested parents. Thoughts 💭?

I'm convinced these accounts are bots planted by the CIA to create more division in the black community.

juneteenth is labor day in Trinidad. we're also the first to have a holiday recognizing emancipation. things overlap, it happens. Haití was the first to abolish slavery, and Brazil was the last in the Americas. we're all part of the same spectrum of black liberation babes.

This is why cultural exchange has always been vital in understanding differences. It matters because dance styles such as this has always been perceived as lewd or inappropriate especially in rural parts of PH where population has predominantly conservative values.

Tessa Thompson: As a Black American, there is a kind of bone-tired exhaustion in fighting the battles that we have fought so many times before, and insisting time and time again, generation after generation, that people have the right to exist even if they speak out against the state.

You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, every time an African-American needed help,refuge, inspiration or even to hide from your government..Africa was present... literally every time

They are so useless..the most useless group of black people on earth are black Americans…

FLASHBACK: This is the time Brother Rich had to check a Jamaican Jamaican Tether being disrespectful to #FBA

WHITES are accusing Blacks , now look at the stats , ped0s 🤡

In June, we proudly celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month and the vibrant cultures and contributions that Caribbean Americans bring, enriching communities across Ohio and our nation. ✨

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