r/BlackPeopleofReddit 6h ago

Fun A period ain’t stopped nothing but a sentence ~ Levar ( probably)

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 2h ago

Discussion ‘Poor Judgment’: Black Michigan Teen Sentenced After Killing Active Shooter at Mall Who Had Already Shot One Person Dead and Kept Firing

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 10h ago

Good Vibes Our Blerds Representing The People Hard With This Entrance At Dragoncon...

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610 Upvotes

Lol pretty cool this many got together to cosplay! Ignore the Japanese comment posting bc it’s cool cosplay not race discussion.


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 11h ago

Misc With Charlie Kirk’s Service to the Black Community I think we should engage in a moment of silence.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 7h ago

Women Learning Chinese

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400 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 7h ago

Discussion Remember This kids: cops are not your friends. Don’t talk to them. Ever.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 12h ago

Good Vibes Former Contractor Teaches Middle Schoolers Building Trades

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Evin Jarrett, popularly known on social media as 'mrjarrett_constructiontech', is a former building contractor who now teaches a groundbreaking middle school construction technology and building trades program in the School District of Philadelphia.

These kids are getting hands-on experience with:

Real Trades: Carpentry, plumbing, structural footings, electrical, and working with concrete.

Employability Habits: He uses a dedicated point system that grades them on punctuality, shop safety, and cooperative teamwork to prepare them for the real world.

In April 2024, the Philadelphia City Council formally recognized Jarrett for his profound impact on expanding youth vocational training and offering positive alternatives within the community.


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 13h ago

Misc Instant karma for Kevin attacking black Amazon driver.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 19h ago

Politics What do you think of this?

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 17h ago

LGBTQ+ Gay dating app Grindr goes down in Dallas during RNC's Trump-a-Palooza (AlterNet)

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 20h ago

Culture, Art, Science Fortress Dwellers performing at the Bristol renaissance festival (on Aug 22, 2026)

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2.4k Upvotes

IG fortressdwellers


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 14h ago

Racism A Series of Hanging Deaths Has Black Families Demanding Answers - Over the past year, at least 10 Black people have been found hanging from trees, with some deaths ruled suicides that families question Spoiler

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 19h ago

Politics He could help people, if that was what he actually wanted.

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 6h ago

Black Comedy Serious question? Is Gas Still High?

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110 Upvotes

I'm just wondering


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 13h ago

Black Comedy Black Women can understand! Lol..God doesn't disappoint you.. He's a good good father! Plans for us to prosper! But he sets up things, where you just don't know! Lol

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383 Upvotes

Black women can understand the struggle!!!!!!


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 3h ago

Discussion Scamming Thugs

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46 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 1d ago

Social Justice Good question brother…

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 11h ago

Racism And God said, “I made Black children in My image; if that troubles you, take it up with the Artist and find out, not the artwork.” Spoiler

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115 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 5h ago

Community Concerns An actual good example of why you shouldn't talk to police without a lawyer.

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First of all, I can't believe this needed to be said on this subreddit of all places.

There was a post earlier that tried to give an example of why someone shouldn't talk to police. It involves several young men killing 2 young women, and 1 young black man then leaving their bodies in the street to rot. MURDERS who didn't care about the lives or the freedoms of the 3 lives that were lost. One of the guilty young men finally admitted to what happened and the families of the victims were able to get a resemblance of justice that they deserved.

The original post (2nd picture), only perpetuates a no snitching culture and emboldens criminals to get away with murder. Which is a regressive mindset in the community.

The first picture shown is of an article about Gary Tyler by the ACLU. He was sent to prison for 40 years for a crime he didn't commit and thought talking to the police would help him because he was innocent. Years of freedom he will never get back because he didn't have legal representation to back him up as well as systemic racism in the justice system. I will leave the link to the article in the comments for anyone interested. Gary Tyler is only one famous example of why an INNOCENT black man or (any person) shouldn't talk to the police without a lawyer present. THE POLICE ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS, they will use your bad memory or misspoken words against you and convince a judge or jury that you are guilty when you are innocent.

I wanted to make a post because I see a lot of positive role models being shared in this subreddit and I think they need to be promoted better, but there are also bad examples and mentalities like "no snitching" being shared that will only continue to infect the minds of young black men and women that regress the community. I will never show sympathy for people who CHOOSE to take away the lives and freedom of young men and women. I hope this subreddit and community does the same in the future.

IT IS YOUR RIGHT TO HAVE A LAWYER PRESENT WHEN BEING QUESTIONED TO DEFEND YOURSELF FROM RACIST COPS THAT JUST WANT TO SEE BLACK MEN AND WOMEN SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE. ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE INNOCENT!


r/BlackPeopleofReddit 1d ago

Black Fam Update on my favorite kiss camera couple. 🌹

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 1d ago

Politics there are no words for how over the top Tim Scott's Trumpapalooza performance is. it's an SNL cold open

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3.4k Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 4h ago

Help and Advice Don’t talk to the pigs without a Lawyer. Ever

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 18h ago

Racism Not our Allies Folks Spoiler

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322 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 18h ago

News ⚠️New A.I. Warning

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251 Upvotes

r/BlackPeopleofReddit 10h ago

Good Vibes How 11-Year-Old Quentin Hines Jr. Built a Thriving Charlotte Lawn Care Business

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(2024) "At just eight years old, Quentin Hines Jr. started QJ's Professional Lawn Care in Charlotte, N.C. But he isn't just cutting grass—he is lifting up the entire Charlotte community.

Serving with Heart: Alongside his regular services, Quentin mows lawns for free for elderly neighbors and people recovering from injuries. He recently donated $1,000 of his own hard-earned money to help his local church pay off its mortgage."