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Over 60 years later, why is this still the case? Why are Black women still fighting to be heard, valued, and protected in every space—workplaces, healthcare, media, and even their own communities?
Despite our resilience, leadership, and contributions to every facet of society.
Despite our resilience, leadership, and contributions to every facet of society.
February 10, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Over 60 years later, why is this still the case? Why are Black women still fighting to be heard, valued, and protected in every space—workplaces, healthcare, media, and even their own communities?
Despite our resilience, leadership, and contributions to every facet of society.
Despite our resilience, leadership, and contributions to every facet of society.
I love watching smart women talk. There’s something powerful about seeing intelligence in action—especially when Black women are speaking with clarity, depth, and insight. The way they articulate their thoughts so well is incredible. I could listen all day. I love it!
February 9, 2025 at 3:24 PM
I love watching smart women talk. There’s something powerful about seeing intelligence in action—especially when Black women are speaking with clarity, depth, and insight. The way they articulate their thoughts so well is incredible. I could listen all day. I love it!
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If you haven’t watched 2073 yet, you’re missing out on one of the most unsettling yet necessary documentaries of our time.
It breaks down the systems of oppression in ways that are impossible to ignore. This isn’t just history; It’s a warning.
It breaks down the systems of oppression in ways that are impossible to ignore. This isn’t just history; It’s a warning.
February 5, 2025 at 11:48 AM
If you haven’t watched 2073 yet, you’re missing out on one of the most unsettling yet necessary documentaries of our time.
It breaks down the systems of oppression in ways that are impossible to ignore. This isn’t just history; It’s a warning.
It breaks down the systems of oppression in ways that are impossible to ignore. This isn’t just history; It’s a warning.
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It’s wild how Black men defend rappers performing at Trump’s crypto event. This goes back to slavery—keeping Black men mentally enslaved, distracted, & docile. They fear strong Black leadership. Wake up, y’all. This ain’t it.
January 20, 2025 at 1:06 AM
It’s wild how Black men defend rappers performing at Trump’s crypto event. This goes back to slavery—keeping Black men mentally enslaved, distracted, & docile. They fear strong Black leadership. Wake up, y’all. This ain’t it.