Here's some black history for you:
The official Black men are actually heroes thread. Examples of heroism inside.
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That's their objective - to continuously whiteout and whitewash history to the point where's the nothing left of our heritage, heroism or contribution. People who keep promoting white or inter-racial division help them to do it.
@Youseenmywork notice anyone not here?
Just like they did with the Ancient Egyptians and to a lesser extent Great Zimbabwe when it was first "discovered". Take all accomplishments out of Afrika and deny black people that we had any history except slavery.
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https://theblackdetour.com/19-year-armani-williams-becomes-first-nascar-driver-with-autism/
19-year-old Armani Williams is the first-ever NASCAR driver with autism. Williams has used his career as a way to spread awareness about autism showing the world despite the disorder you can still be great. Williams was diagnosed at 2 with autism spectrum disorder and was considered nonverbal. The disorder was believed to be a hindrance to Williams becoming a professional NASCAR driver.
19-year-old Armani Williams is the first-ever NASCAR driver with autism. Williams has used his career as a way to spread awareness about autism showing the world despite the disorder you can still be great. Williams was diagnosed at 2 with autism spectrum disorder and was considered nonverbal. The disorder was believed to be a hindrance to Williams becoming a professional NASCAR driver.
In 1870 Bouchet became the first to break the “color line” at Yale University.
The scholar would have endured courses in German, French, Greek, and Latin. Although, his main interests were in the sciences and mathematics. Bouchet would take classes in mechanics, physics, and astronomy earned in his year the GPA of 3.36. Bouchet specifically excelled in math and summa cum laude honors in all of his undergraduate studies upon graduating in 1874. Bouchet was the first African-American elected into the academic honor society Phi Beta Kappa, however, his induction was delayed because Yale’s chapter was inactive for a number of years. He was finally inducted into the society in 1884.
Black people overcoming disabilities to become something great. Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles were examples of this. Your tweet also reminded me of this: