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Etan Comics - Home of African Superheroes!

etancomics

Critical thinking, the disciplined process of analyzing, evaluating, reflecting and reasoning to form a belief or action, used to be a fundamental course requirement for students in ancient #Ethiopia. How

Historic.ly

historic_ly

Strawman: You cannot judge slaveholders by today's standards. Me: Ok. Let's judge him by what their contemporaries thought of them:https://twitter.com/historic_ly/status/1265817171663499264?s=20 Samuel Johnson wrote this in response

CentralHighNPS

CentralHighNPS

1) Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta was founded in 1886, at first with only 13 members in the congregation. Today, it has a congregation of over 6,000. 2) This was

Postal Museum

PostalMuseum

Stagecoach Mary Fields was a force to be reckoned with. In addition to her larger-than-life personality, Fields was the first African American woman to carry mail on a Star Route

CentralHighNPS

CentralHighNPS

1) To officially kick off Black History Month, we have to jump ahead a little in our timeline through the Civil Rights Trail to honor what took place in North

Timothy King 🖥️🏍️🛠️🎨 📷

tk1ng

Richard Pierpoint's wiki page is remarkably detailed, probably because he played an active role in a significant part of Canadian history, fighting to help create the #Canada we know today:

Blu Buchanan

BluBuchanan

White supremacists need rigid gender binaries in order to enforce the public/private divide through naturalized "sex roles." The invention of the cis body is an invention of whiteness acting to

CentralHighNPS

CentralHighNPS

1) In April of 1951, 16 year old Barbara Johns lead a massive walk out of the Robert R. Moton High School in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Johns had been

Shannen Dee Williams, Ph.D.

BlkNunHistorian

I'm currently witnessing a miracle! @Pontifex, the #CatholicChurch's 1st leader from Latin America, is formally elevating @WashArchbishop, a devout #BlackCatholic man from the South Side of Chicago, to the College

DisabilityHistory

DisabilityHistr

Thread for #BlackHistoryMonth on #blackdisabilityhistory:1.In 1971, Louis D Mitchell wrote a piece in the @NAACP’s The Crisis mag titled ‘The Blackness of Blindness’, a fascinating piece on the genesis/

Choctaw & Chickasaw Freedmen

ChoctawFreedmen

#FreedmenHistorySpotlightSaturday: Sarah RectorDid you know that the richest Black person in the world in 1915 was a 10-11 year old Creek Freedgirl? By 1915, Sarah Rector was worth over $25.5

State Senator Erika Geiss (SD06)

SenErikaGeiss

Brace yourselves, the “I/we love Black people” performance art is about to begin. A ...(Note: I’m aware of the irony of the gif. It was chosen intentionally.) #BlackHistoryMonth begins

Dr Sam Hirst

RomGothSam

What is certainly true is that Britain was not 'white' as is often portrayed in period dramas or asserted by Romance readers who don't want a 'woke' agenda. In the

Seleeah_Writes© #EndSarsBrutality#

Asipita6

THREAD!!This Army Chief Fought Against Invasion Of Benin Kingdom But Was Betrayed By His Own And Hanged. Benin City was the capital of Benin kingdom, one of the most highly developed

Saz 💟

HumanRi56

This is for the racists who think there were no black or non white people in Britain before the Windrush! This thread focuses mostly on black british history but also

Glasgow City Heritage Trust

GlasgowHeritage

Our first #glasgowparkoftheweek is Linn Park in the Southside. Named after the waterfall on the White Cart Water, it is the second largest park in the city at 82 hectares.

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