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A COACH y'all :lawd: My coaches wasn't shyt :wow: Always on some "turn to page 20, read and fill out the assignment" So they can take a nap type fukkery :unimpressed:

Who Really Designed the American Dime? The controversy that has long roiled the coin world. BY CHRISTINA AYELE DJOSSA JANUARY 17, 2018 WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME you looked—really looked—at a dime? It is the smallest coin in U.S. circulation, so it takes a keen eye to see the very subtle “JS”...

What's going on everyone. it's your homie Noir back with another historical banger. It's common knowledge by now that Cristobal Columbus did not discover America. Let's chop it up. Source: Did West Africans live in Four Corners Region of the United States from 12th Century? Shout out to...

@thekingsmen @ab.aspectus @EndDomination I'm not a hardcore conspiracy monger but I think this is a record as far as we are concerned participating in Bilderberg. Used to only be Vernon Jordan who has been there on and off since the 1990s. Jordan, Jr., Vernon E. (USA), Senior Managing...

For my fellow History Major brehs or any of you brehs who’ve dealt with something like this before, how do you go about constructing an outline for a Senior Thesis? What is the outline supposed to look like in this case? I’ve done an outline before but not for this particular type of paper...

Spanish explorers brought 100 slaves to a doomed settlement in South Carolina or Georgia. Within weeks, the subjugated revolted, then vanished. Sunrise over Sapelo Island, Ga., one of the possible locations of the doomed Spanish colony of San Miguel de Gualdape. (Mary Ann Anderson/Georgia...

Yes, this is a repost. I was new to thread posting when I originally did this thread, and ignorantly posted it in tlr... I think when he said "roast sessions" he was referring to the dozens and not roasting in general. This is why he said "roast sessions or the dozens." Saying roast sessions...

Yes, it is a long-ish article but really interesting about the connections between a Congolese mystic, the Haitian Revolution, and a slave revolt in South Carolina From JSTOR Did Kongolese Catholicism Lead to Slave Revolutions? The legacy of Kimpa Vita, a Kongolese Catholic mystic, was felt...

Good Morning, Evening or Afternoon ladies and gentlemen. We're going to talk about the ancient BaTWA "Pygmies" aka the OG Black Afrakans that populated the world and their roles in world civilization. Who are the Twa people? Notice in the left, the guy is shadin the European hella hard:russ...

There's been a lot of speculation on the origins of the first settlers on the Americas. It's now common knowledge that Christopher Columbus did not discover Americas but only Dominican Republic (Taino MONGLOIDS from ASIA). It's also common knowledge that the Vikings (Leif Erickson) were in...

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“I have created spaces for reclamation and resilience for people who have all the power within themselves to change the world.” Raquel Willis is dynamic in every way imaginable. Long before she became the first trans woman to take on a leadership position at Out magazine, she was advocating...

:ohhh::myman: (A 1898 film may be the earliest known on-screen depiction of African-American love)

WWI ended 100 years ago after tens of millions of deaths and a crappy armistice that just set the stage for another war down the line... Note this war was in part due to colonial rivalries but Africans, AAs, and West Indians were forced to fight essentially for governments that wanted to keep...

:salute:A little inspiration for the day brehs

Cac even brought chicken and watermelon You know i'm not against interracial shyt but this is horrible :snoop:

Production company Paxahau has removed and replaced the Movement billboard that stood at the Russell Industrial Center advertising the festival year-round to drivers along I-75. We'd occasionally debated with vehicle passengers whether the annual three-day event necessitated an advertisement...

My mother spent her life passing as white. Discovering her secret changed my view of race — and myself. By Gail Lukasik November 20 at 6:00 AM The author’s mother, Alvera Fredric, was born into a black family in New Orleans but spent her life passing as white. (Family photo) By Gail Lukasik...