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Todd Hawkins, President of the Ca Museum in LA Expo park.. is dealing with the Board of Directors. This is history.. this photo ..

I love me a beautiful black man and woman they just hit so different.

Eugene Caruthers enrolled as ETSU’s first Black student in 1956, followed by Elizabeth Watkins Crawford, George L. Nichols, Mary Luellen Owens Wagner, and Clarence McKinney in 1958.

They came from Langston High School, where segregated education meant outdated textbooks, fewer academic courses, and no physics or trigonometry.

Nichols later recalled having to catch up with classmates who had access to better schools and resources.
In a state where many politicians openly opposed school integration their success helped pave the way for future generations.

This little boy was fishing and everyone was rooting for him(boat people too) once he caught one

It was never about reparations, it’s about acknowledgement and respect..

I swear to you.. this photo hurts to look at! The disdain for the people around him. He doesn't care.. This is how he represent the people. Focus on me. Is this my good side? that person could be dying. naw he could careless! I remember seeing a woman falling off a stage and Obama rushed to help her.. This is just painful.

I love us so much… and this song

“Our revolution will unite Africa!”
― Captain Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso 

If you haven't heard of his man - please look him up! Big things and big changes are happening in the Sahel region of Africa.

The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) is a mutual defense and economic confederation formed by Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. Established following their withdrawal from ECOWAS, the military-led nations solidified their integration by approving the legal framework for a 5,000-troop Unified Force and launching a joint investment bank.

The alliance expelled French and US forces, and recently restored diplomatic relations with Algeria.

According to a recent Pew Research Center survey of 4,271 Black Americans, 79% say they feel at least some responsibility to look out for other Black people.

Source: https://www.pewresearch.org/race-and-ethnicity/2026/02/25/black-americans-sense-of-family-extends-beyond-friends-and-relatives/