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I embrace this black woman for doing the unbelievable and proving those who put her down wrong #blackbeauty #blackmagic #blackknowledge But the sad truth behind it is whites, Hispanic, Asian descents will need very see us as equals all because they get loans on top of loans see us disrespecting each other over petty matters. But if we just as a people unite as one and get over our petty squables then truly we can move forward together. #blackpower #blackwomen #blackmen #blackgirlmagic #blackdominace

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There are issues out in the world that need to be addressed.

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The pure eragence that this man had to lie on this boy. A black boy and he tried to lie upon his actions and creating excuses. #blackmen #blackboys #blackempowerement

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Black women are beautiful, intelligent, and amazing as they are. #blackelegance #blackbeauty #blackwomen #blackempowerement #blackgirlmagic

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The world is filled with predators and prey. As Blacks in America we must raise through the food chain with blinding speed and take back our lives, joy, peace, and rights as a people this can only be achieved by us and only us. #blackbeauty #blackknowledge #blackbusiness #blackchoice #blackelegance #blackwomen #blackpride #blackmen #blackempowerement

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This young lady is standing for her beliefs as a woman in a world controlled by men and money. Her approach may be a certain taste but hear her out. #blackbeauty #blackknowledge #blackwomen #blackpride #blackelegance #blackchoice

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Words of knowledge from an influential women. #melanin #blackbeauty #blackknowledge #blackpride.

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The spoken words of a leader struck down.

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The support of our people means we're as a people stepping forward in our ascension to glory. Rise and stand up for black owned products, stores, corner stores, and anything black owned. #blackownership #blackpower #blackpride #blackrespect #blackhair #blackstores #blacknails #blackfashion

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The truth behind our freedom. I stand against this white holiday to show our truth of my people that have spent their hard earned money to buy fireworks to celebrate a white Independence of their people. Stand up against it. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽 #blacklove #blacktruth #blackrespect #blackpride #blackhonor #blackcelebration

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Our beauty, intellect, creativity, and art is something to admire. Brothas and sistas alike have an eye to see past material, color, and looks. #blackbeauty #blackelegance #blacklove #blackpride #blackart

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Our skin is amazing, we make anything and everything pop with color, culture, and ,swagger. #blackbeauty #blackelegance #blackfashion #blackart #blackamerica

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Once we lived by this code and some do still uphold it's foundation of honor. But I as my Brothers and sisters to bear this sacred honor, a code built by us and ment for us. #blackrespect #blackempowerment #blackempire #blackbeauty #blackhonor #blackcode

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#blackElegance #blackArt #blackBeauty #blackSons #blackMen #blackMonuements

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New acquisition for The Free Black Women’s Library 🖤 ⭐️ a book I’ve been wanting to read for a long minute, THE GAMES THAT BLACK GIRLS PLAY - Learning the ropes from Double Dutch to Hip Hop by Kyra Gaunt. As someone who is deeply invested in Black girl culture and Black girl creativity, I’ve been very curious about this book by brilliant writer, professor and ethnomusicologist Kyra Gaunt since I first heard of it years ago. When we think of Black popular music, our first thought is probably not of double Dutch; girls bouncing between two twirling ropes, keeping time to the tick tat under their toes. But this book argues that the games Black girls play – hand clapping songs, cheers, and double Dutch jump rope both reflect and iinspire the principles of Black popular music making. This book illustrates how our musical styles are incorporated into the earliest games girls learn and how in a fact these games contain the DNA of Black music. In this celebration of playground poetry and childhood choreography, through interviews, recordings, personal memories and anecdotes Kyra uncovers the rich contributions of girls play to Black popular culture.