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Black Kids Swim Launches New Webseries "The Gorée Project" to Unite African Americans and Senegalese Through a 3.5 Mile Open Water Swimming Competition

The Gorée Project will follow the journey of two former Howard University swim team captains as they prepare for their first trip to Africa and an epic swim.

Black Kids Swim Inc., the world's leading resource for Black competitive swimmers, launched

Started by TheBlackList-Publisher in Education

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“A Black Man Survivor’s Guide” - a candid discussion of various modern cultural realities and their effects on African American culture

Kenneth Green is an ordained minister, church founder, entrepreneur, and father of three boys who has worked as a professional mentor, educator, and prison instructor and is active in his church. He has published his new book “A Black Man Survivor’s

Started by Joyful Living Coaching in Education

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Racism and Dominance

HAVANA TIMES – The #MeToo movement triggered worldwide protests that hopefully was instrumental in making people better aware of a continuous and often hidden mistreatment of women. Maybe can the current I can’t breathe movement make people realize

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“Towards the De-Miseducation of the African-American” - A thought-provoking review of significant events in the racial history of twenty-first century USA, by Dwight Mosley

Dwight Mosley is a career educator who has taught in the public school systems of New York City, Chicago, Hartford, Minneapolis, and others, has served as head of General Management programs in the Chicago City College system, and was an adjunct prof

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Take The Hidden History Tour - Discover What They Don't Teach You In "The Great American Schools"

Who Were the Most Passionate and Determined Fighters for Freedom?

Take The Hidden History Tour.

Visisit The Hidden History Store.

The Afro-American Liberation League (AALL) was a revolutionary mass organization that fought for self-determination —

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The Importance of Home Ownership to Build Generational Wealth in the Black Community

The best way for black people to build wealth is with home ownership. If you’re renting, you’re not building any equity; you’re merely increasing the wealth of your landlord.

Property ownership passed down to your descendants is how you generational

Started by eddie cota in Busness and Education

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"Guns, Germs and Steel" by Jared Diamond

By Philip Spires | Some concordances are planned, such as a book on the siege during a visit to Vienna or a Janacek opera in Brno. Others happen by chance, and these are more likely than first glances might suggest, though not less surprising when th

Started by TBL_Promoter in Education

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Paula E. Waters Diamond in the Rough Scholarship for for Male African American High School Seniors at Select Schools in MD, DC, VA and PA opens til May 29

The Paula E. Waters Diamond in the Rough Scholarship Fund is now accepting scholarship applications for the 2020-21 academic school year.

Three (3) scholarships will be awarded to male African American high school seniors with a cumulative GPA between

Started by Bronx Scoop in Education

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How do We honor Transitioned Revolutionary Warriors

May We always honor the Warrior Spirit of our Warriors Gone but Not Forgotten during this month of Ourstory -

Started by Brotha Lukata in Education

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Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Statement on Black History Month

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on Black History Month:

"Today, we celebrate the start of Black History Month and honour the legacy of Black Canadians. This year's theme – Canadians of African descent: Going

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MK Asante's While Black

M.K. Asante’s While Black

Junious Ricardo Stanton

M.K. Asante is the son of a scholar, academician, professor and his father Molefi Kete Asante is the founder of the Afrocentric movement. M.K. is just as gifted and talented as his father.

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Indigenous Knowledge the Way to Go

By Caven Masuku \ THE entire world is in chaos because of the lack of knowledge that can be taped from elders to solve health problems.

Indigenous knowledge an approach to apply in everyday life can be defined as an understanding, skills, and philoso

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Author Jude Shaw’s new book “Leaving Dahomey: Book One” is an evocative tale set in an ancient kingdom with a rich culture and history prior to annexation by the French

Jude Shaw has completed his new book “Leaving Dahomey: Book One”: a spellbinding story of nineteenth-century Africa, set in the ancient land presently known as Benin.
It was September of 1840, and the ancient West African Kingdom of Dahomey was ablaz

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Colorful Children’s Stories Set In Lush African Sceenery: Doris “Cookie” Roberts-Palacios’s new book “Saboyu, A Warrior King” Is a Collection of Three Short Stories Starring an Endearing Young Warrior

Doris “Cookie” Roberts-Palacios, a mother, grandmother, avid storyteller and former director of the Department of Human Services in Chesapeake, Virginia, currently serving as an executive consultant for a firm that helps businesses and clients in the

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Read Olubandele Dada’s New Book “West African Folktales”, a Compilation of Legends and Fables of Africa That Reflect Its Grand Cultures to the Western World

Olubandele Dada, a passionate writer with an MBA from the University of Southern California and a PhD in clinical psychology from the California Graduate Institute, Los Angeles, has completed his new book “West African Folktales”: an enthralling book

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Young Person Do You Have A Plan B?

In my growing up years--when dinosaurs roamed the earth--my father and I would talk upon occasion about my future. One of the things he constantly stressed, when I laid out my hopes and dreams? ALWAYS have a backup plan; a ‘Plan B’. My mother wo

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Trump Education Reforms Applauded by Black Activists: White House Higher Ed Proposals Align With Project 21's "Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America" Recommendations

Black activists with the Project 21 black leadership network are applauding the Trump Administration's newly announced reforms for American colleges and universities. Many of the policies announced by the White House align with recommendations made i

Started by TBL_Promoter in Education

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An Elder Must TEACH! By Mike Ramey

SOME ‘BLACK FACE’…SOMETIMES?
The glory of young men is their strength: and the beauty of old men is the grey head.

In my office, I have a sticky on my wall with the following: “Blissful Ignorance; Willful Ignorance, Deliberate Ignorance. Any one c

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American Bar Association Criticized by Black Activists for Promoting Social Justice Over Student Achievement - Law Schools Need to Be Held Accountable When Graduates Can't Pass Bar Exam

Favoring diversity over quality, the American Bar Association (ABA) recently rejected a proposal to hold law schools responsible for not preparing students for the rigors of the legal profession. Members of the Project 21 black leadership network co

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The Royal Canadian Mint dedicates its first Black History Month coin to Viola Desmond, Canadian Civil Rights Pioneer

In celebration of Black History Month, the Royal Canadian Mint is proud to announce that its very first Black History Month coin pays tribute to Canadian civil rights pioneer, Viola Desmond. In 1946 Ms. Desmond was arrested and later tried after ref

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Black Kids Swim Launches New Webseries "The Gorée Project" to Unite African Americans and Senegalese Through a 3.5 Mile Open Water Swimming Competition

“A Black Man Survivor’s Guide” - a candid discussion of various modern cultural realities and their effects on African American culture

Racism and Dominance

“Towards the De-Miseducation of the African-American” - A thought-provoking review of significant events in the racial history of twenty-first century USA, by Dwight Mosley

Take The Hidden History Tour - Discover What They Don't Teach You In "The Great American Schools"

The Importance of Home Ownership to Build Generational Wealth in the Black Community

"Guns, Germs and Steel" by Jared Diamond

Paula E. Waters Diamond in the Rough Scholarship for for Male African American High School Seniors at Select Schools in MD, DC, VA and PA opens til May 29

How do We honor Transitioned Revolutionary Warriors

Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Statement on Black History Month

MK Asante's While Black

Indigenous Knowledge the Way to Go

Author Jude Shaw’s new book “Leaving Dahomey: Book One” is an evocative tale set in an ancient kingdom with a rich culture and history prior to annexation by the French

Colorful Children’s Stories Set In Lush African Sceenery: Doris “Cookie” Roberts-Palacios’s new book “Saboyu, A Warrior King” Is a Collection of Three Short Stories Starring an Endearing Young Warrior

Read Olubandele Dada’s New Book “West African Folktales”, a Compilation of Legends and Fables of Africa That Reflect Its Grand Cultures to the Western World

Young Person Do You Have A Plan B?

Trump Education Reforms Applauded by Black Activists: White House Higher Ed Proposals Align With Project 21's "Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America" Recommendations

An Elder Must TEACH! By Mike Ramey

American Bar Association Criticized by Black Activists for Promoting Social Justice Over Student Achievement - Law Schools Need to Be Held Accountable When Graduates Can't Pass Bar Exam

The Royal Canadian Mint dedicates its first Black History Month coin to Viola Desmond, Canadian Civil Rights Pioneer

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