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Remembering The Tulsa Race Riots
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.
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2018's final Black History Month Punday Pun Contest POCKET post!
Hey there! If you'd like to contribute some knowledge and use humor to help get your point across...or just make a silly pun... Here is where you can do that: Read, learn, laugh and then come here, with
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The Hidden Meanings of African Attire
The Hidden Meanings of African Clothing What I wish to present in this video is the importance of "knowing" what you are wearing and in that way you can avoid erroneous cultural appropriation.
nanabaakan
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"Voices Of Africa" Is available for Black History Month Programs
"Voices Of Africa" Is available for Black History Month Programs. Bring us to your community centers, schools, churches, colleges and universities. We will travel to where you are! Enjoy the
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PhotoFeed Contest - Cityscape Photography Round 185: City Views [ENG/ESP]
“What I like about photographs is that they capture a moment that's gone forever, impossible to reproduce.” Karl Lagerfeld City Views I took these two photos this morning while walking around my neighborhood,
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Do not take down statues that are part of white history. Lets add statues of great black leaders and historians who are part of black history.
Do not take down statues that are part of white history. Lets add statues of great black leaders and historians who are part of black history. . .
