The black men in South Carolina in the 1960s who confronted the KKK. Black history.. remember their sacrifice. remember Robert F Williams.

“I don’t give a fuck about Democrats or Republicans being on the list…THEY’RE ABUSING CHILDREN.” This guy gets it. This is about the children who were abused & raped. Our entire government failed these children because it chose [and is still choosing] to protect their abusers.

I never expected the future to be this horrible when I was a child

This Brother is great with the history...

The real reason they replaced DVDs with streaming. Pay close attention.

When people ask when the Revolution will start, they are revealing an outdated understanding of how power actually moves in this era. They are expecting noise, confrontation, collapse, and huge spectacles, because those are the images of revolution they were taught by the same

The Epstein Files are just the tip of the iceberg...

EPSTEIN IS THE END

Black History Spotlight: Bass Reeves (July 1838 – January 12, 1910) Born into slavery in 1838 in Crawford County, Arkansas, Bass Reeves rose from bondage to become one of the most legendary lawmen in American history. Long before justice was evenly applied—or even promised—Bass

NYC mother frustrated, speaks out after paying $3,000 in rent for a freezing apartment with kids inside. 😳🥶💔

Barber calls out other barbers for upcharging clients in the hood $100 instead of a reasonable $40. 👀

Happy Heavenly Birthday to D’Angelo 🤍

Happy Heavenly Birthday to The Legendary D’Angelo, Rest Easy King 🙏🏽

The quickest bike lesson I’ve ever seen 👏

Happy FBA history month.

Jasmine Crockett is the leader that we need. More of her, please!

When Franklin Joined Charlie Brown In 1968, It Turned A Simple Comic Strip Into A Civil Rights Milestone. When Franklin joined Charlie Brown in 1968, it quietly turned a beloved comic strip into a civil rights milestone. Franklin was introduced to Peanuts at the height of the

Cancer cures right after the Epstein Files being dropped 🤔

Tired of the discrimination against Black baseball teams, several team owners founded the Negro National League on this day in 1920. The league was successful until the 1940s, when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. At that point, players began joining integrated teams.