Does this mean that Black people should stop pursuing these facets of society; professional careers in STEM, or business ownership, or the learning of trades, or the pursuit of high education, or the seeking of financial literacy, or increased political representation, to give it up for others to pursue, and believe them not to be a critical part of uplifting the community because of everything we, Black people, have against us in the United States? No. Read More »
When I started reading the Greco-Roman literature, it was because I wanted to learn how much they stole from Africa and just how much of the rhetoric Black scholars said about them is true (ie they stole everything, they started Homo sexuality, they were racist, etc) Now, I’ve grown a ... Read More »
By Melanie Du Toit on September 2, 2017 From lost cities in the desert to vanishing islands and mountains that are home to gods, the African continent glimmers with the myth and mystery of places found once and never again. Take a look at our pick of mythical places in Africa we ... Read More »
I enjoyed reading both of these books. The Ancient Egyptian book lended a lot of valuable information to add to a project I am doing with Ancient KMT while The Narrative of Frederick Douglass gave me a little more insight on the man, his ideals, and the political atmosphere contemporary ... Read More »
From one of the most insightful books I have read in my journey for knowledge, here is some of the core principles that you can learn from its pages. 7 Cures for a Lean Purse Start thy purse to fattening. Say to yourself ‘A part of all I earn is ... Read More »
I wrote this on a whim from notes after watching this 4 hour long video…sources will be added to confirm some of my major points… and I’ll do a video for it too.. A good friend of mine suggested I watched this a lecture after debating the concept of Flat ... Read More »
By Jesse Childs His career was built on telling the stories of Black heroes and in the process, he became one, while privately suffering. Silent warriors tend to be the strongest. Bad boys move in silence. Chadwick Boseman proved just that. — Read on www.revolt.tv/2020/8/31/21406717/chadwick-boseman-life-tribute A perfect tribute to a ... Read More »
Black Hollywood must do better !!!! I would first like to address the readers of this post with a bit of who I am . I am a 40 year old black man who has grown up in love with films and I think that Black Hollywood and other Black ... Read More »
By Jesse Childs Rest in peace, Juice WRLD. We feel the pain you left behind and hope you’re in a better place where there is no more suffering. — Read on www.revolt.tv/2019/12/9/21003268/juice-wrld-mental-health Yes indeed, RIP to this young brother. I became a fan of JuiceWRLD after hearing his hit banger ... Read More »
The old saying goes that art imitates life, but what happens when the art in question may be imitating a lifestyle that could be offensive to a whole…White Man Publicly Slams Meek Mill Album Cover As Disrespectful To Black Women Dang Meek, what were you thinking? On the bus tho? ... Read More »
Courtesy of WorldHistory.org People who know me know I love to debate, it is a great learning experience to exchange ideas, beliefs, opinions, and evidence on various subjects in order to widen my perspective or prove a point on particular issues. Within these debates, Egypt has been a particular subject ... Read More »
