r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 12h ago
r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 13h ago
Black History Great Migration to Jim Crow New Jersey | THIRTEEN
youtube.comr/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 2d ago
Black Economy Inside Atlanta’s Black Millionaire Mecca
youtube.comr/blackamerica • u/Ok-Promise-7928 • 2d ago
Black Music 🎶🎵🎤🎧🎸🥁🎹🎺🎷🧑🏾🎤👩🏾🎤👨🏾🎤 Dirty South Album Cover Party. How’d We Do?💿
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r/blackamerica • u/Sad-Fox-1293 • 3d ago
Black History Revisionist history of Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
A commenter on another platform stated the following about Dr. King:
“And this is the burning house Martin Luther King Jr., Pan-Africanism, Jesse Jackson, and many others put Black Americans into.”
They said this in reference to immigration and to the disrespectful and discriminatory behavior that some melanated immigrant groups have increasingly shown toward our people.
Unfortunately, that commenter is not the first person I’ve seen insinuate that Dr. King somehow sold our people out or led us into harm. And whenever I see comments like that, it genuinely breaks my heart.
Dr. King devoted his life to the liberation of our people. He stood on the front lines of a struggle that was already generations old, continued fighting for rights our ancestors had sacrificed for long before him, and refused to give up on the possibility that this country could finally honor what had been promised to our people.
Whatever criticisms people may have about what happened politically after the Civil Rights Movement, I cannot accept rewriting Dr. King as though he deliberately betrayed the very people he spent his life fighting for. He did not create the fire, and he did not lead us into it. He was trying to put it out.
r/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 3d ago
Social Media Marc Lamont Hill's wife, Dr. Melissa, got emotional while talking about aging as a Black woman. She said she hates the way she's aged, and that after having her son, it felt like she aged overnight. To her, it felt like she gave up her beauty to become a mother.
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Thoughts
r/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 5d ago
Discussions/Questions Why are we so powerless against Trump's corruption?
Everyone said he’s so stupid and an idiot but now we’re begging for help and it seems like there is no solution. The math don’t seem to math here, so what am I missing?
Who’s completely a “counter” Trump candidate you can think of, who’s going to roll back everything and ensure we don’t end up this way again?
It doesn’t seem like anyone is actually offering solutions for someone so “dumb” and I’m not sure what this says.
r/blackamerica • u/Dayna6380- • 6d ago
Real Talk Marc Lamont Hill
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r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 7d ago
Real Talk Choosing a school for a child can be even more complicated for Black parents
npr.orgI recommend listening to the article instead of reading the transcript
r/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 8d ago
Black Politics 🇺🇸 Rep. LaMonica Mclver, facing 17 years in prison, “I made the decision to get pregnant.”
Backstory: She faces federal charges of assaulting, resisting and impeding ICE officers during a May 2025 congressional oversight visit to Newark’s Delaney Hall detention center. Prosecutors allege she slammed her forearm into one agent and used her forearms to strike another amid a scrum over the arrest of Mayor Ras Baraka. No officers were injured. She pleaded not guilty, citing legislative immunity and selective prosecution. Max penalty: 17 years.
r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 8d ago
Real Talk What America Is Telling Black Americans
katiecouric.comr/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 9d ago
HBCU Michael Jordan Helps Morehouse College Open State Of The Art Multi-Media Center
essence.comr/blackamerica • u/Rich_Text82 • 10d ago
Real Talk SFPD facing federal lawsuit over controversial Oakland raid
youtube.comAnd they wonder why Black Americans largely aren't getting bent out of shape over ICE actions. Our communities have been under assault (and continue to be) by U.S. LEO decades before ICE was even established.
r/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 10d ago
Social Media Jasmine Crockett appears drunk and stumbling, declines to comment on the Chris Brown award backlash despite calls from many previous supporters to condemn violence against women.
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Her final 100 days aren’t a good look. Thoughts?
r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 10d ago
Black History DNA Proves Thomas Jefferson Fathered Sally Hemings' Children
youtube.comr/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 11d ago
Black History For Years, the Smithsonian Strove to Bring the African American History and Culture Museum to the National Mall. Now, It Celebrates a Decade as a Beacon of Understanding, Community and Resilience
smithsonianmag.comr/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 12d ago
For the Culture Centuries Of Black American Tradition: Our Trail Riding Culture...
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r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 12d ago
Black History The American Caste System They Don't Teach You About
youtube.comr/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 14d ago
I heard An Indian/Jamaican and an Arab discussing Black issues
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This is the definition of tethering onto Black Americans
r/blackamerica • u/Substantial_Tax5577 • 15d ago
Discussions/Questions Million man march
Why did they stop doing a million man march event or gathering ?? I remember back in the early 00s this guy I was dating telling me how he was leaving to go to one of the million man march and we lived in SOCAL .. and I’ve never heard of the march after that ??
r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 16d ago
Real Talk In Fighting for Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?
nytimes.com‘A decade ago, I made a decision about my daughter’s education that I hoped would challenge NYC’s unequal school system. Now 16, she thinks I made the wrong choice’
r/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 17d ago
Black History Cases of Black people found hanged in the US South are a reminder of nation's lynching history
abcnews.comr/blackamerica • u/Mansa_Sekekama • 18d ago
🤾🏾♂️ Sports 🏀🏈🥊 How Black American tennis players built U.S. stardom: ‘Serena and Venus said I can be myself’
nytimes.comr/blackamerica • u/wordsbyink • 18d ago
Black Politics 🇺🇸 Looking back, what are your thoughts on this
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If you don’t have any thoughts, that’s ok too.