“This Fourth of July is yours, not mine. You may rejoice, I must mourn.” – Fredrick Douglass (July 5, 1852)
Tag: Black History
Forgotten History: East St. Louis Race Riot, July 2nd, 1917
Today marks the 103rd anniversary of one of the most brutal episodes of mass violence in American history, but of course, most Americans don’t even know some shit like this even happened…
Happy Juneteenth: The Fight For Black Liberation Continues
We’ve come too far now to lose hope…
What Your Newfound Anti-Racist Reading List is Missing
Add these books to your list bruh
Black history is not only important in America; Africa also needs a re-education
Africa, let us also remember and celebrate our true history
Black Studies Part III: The First Kings In World History
For too long we’ve lived with the lie that Africa is the “dark continent” and had always needed a helping hand from Western influences to bring herself out of “development.” When in fact, it was Africa who first brought the world out of the darkness.
Black Studies Part II: Black Life In The Green Sahara
The first people to “colonize” or “discover” any land inside and outside of Africa were indeed Black people.
Black Studies Part I: We Were The First
We were the first…
Black Studies: A Quick Introduction
“They give us the shortest month to learn the oldest history of any peoples on the face of this Earth”
– Robin Walker
One Year Down & We Still In This Bitch
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
