#bhm2020

[schoolofglamology]

Black History Month Glamology Style‼️ This is Veronica Garlington and she is our master instructor for our esthetics program. Veronica has been in the beauty industry over 20 years. She has an active license in the following: ✔️Cosmetology ✔️Barbering ✔️Esthetics ✔️Esthetics Instructor ✔️Cosmetology Instructor ✔️Esthetics Instructor She also has a variety of certifications ranging from phlebotomy to permanent makeup. She has been with the School of Glamology & Esthetics for 2 years now passing along her love for the beauty industry and expertises to her students. Veronica is a business owner and has first hand experience on owning and operating a business of her own. It’s a blessing to have her as a part of institution and deserves to recognized for her excellence and education. If black girl magic was in the dictionary, you’d see her face. ❤️ ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #africanamerican #cobbcounty #bhm2020 #black365 #blackculture #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock #blackhistory #esthetician #blackhistorymonth #blackhistorymonth2019 #blackhistorymonth2020 #estheticsschool #schoolofglamology #glamology #blackhistorymonthart #blackhistorymonthedition #blackhistorymonthiseveryday #blackhistorymonthmakeup #blackhistorymonthmemes #blackhistorymonthnails #blackhistorymonthprogram #blackhistorymonthuk #blackhistorymonth✊🏾 #blacklove #blackownedbusiness #blackpower #blackwomen #melanin #melaninpoppin (at School of Glamology) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoXsLn7L9pL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[profeminist]

Moss Point teacher’s Black History Month door went viral. Now she needs your help.

“Last week, Moss Point teacher Jovan Bradshaw posted a photo to Facebook that went viral. Now she’s using that momentum in hopes of raising money to teach her students more about Black History Month. …”

#BlackHistoryEveryMonth

[ithedondon20]

This is Sara Baartman. Her story is one of the most disturbing stories you will ever hear about. After being held captive for some time slave owners became infatuated with her curves and large breast. Eventually she was sexually abused and raped over an estimated 400 times. Going from city to city she became a world wide attraction. Being displayed on stage and then after performing being forced to do sexual acts with men and sometimes even women i. Over time eventually her body become so devalued... autospsy reports say she suffered from inflammatory ailment, smallpox, syphilis, mild yeast infection and many more bacterial infections. It doesn't stop there....after her death on December 29th in 1815 her body was disected...Her brain, skeleton and sexual organs (Breast,Vagina etc) remained on display in a Paris museum until 1974. Her remains weren't repatriated and buried until 2002.

[redefinedcool]

Bisa Butler is an American fiber artist known for her quilted portraits and designs celebrating black life. Howard grad!

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[slowso]

“In Black, I’ve Found Gold” - Sauma

You’re what the worlds been looking for.

I knew long ago that wealth meant loving black, that power meant knowing black & that strength meant BEING black. In those that i love, in those that I know, in what I am, I know in black, I’ve found gold.

makeup insta | @makeupbystephenny

model insta | @mellamobre

Video insta | @editsbyalizje

Photographer/poet/creative director insta @lovesauma & @signedlovesauma

[chaoticautie]

I'm late to say this for BHM, but positivity for all black people and mixed black people should be year round, not just during the shortest month of the year,, also I suck with words so I'm sorry if this is bad I'm trying my best 💓💓

Also this is primarily for black girls & afab black people, I've included black guys & amabs too!!, but seeing as black women & afabs are much more highly stigmatized and how prevalant racist misogyny is, there's more points in this that are geared towards black women & afabs!!

Normalize "nappy" hair!!! (I put it in quotations because I've heard it's derogatory and racist and I don't mean to offend!!)

Normalize black girls having poofy or curly hair!!!

Normalize cornrows, box braids, dreads, etc.!!!

Stop forcing young black girls & women to conform to your colorist beauty standards!!!

Black!! Girls!! Are!! Beautiful!! And!! Stunning!! Goddesses!!

You fucking bet your ass this includes medium and dark skinned black girls!!! Fuck whitewashing, fuck colorist beauty expectations, fuck light skin exclusive adoration!!

Normalize black people having big lips and broad noses and accents!!!

Normalize "more black" mixed kids!! Darker mixed kids!! Mixed kids with dark, curly hair and brown eyes!! Mixed kids that look more like their black parent!! Mixed kids that feel more connected to their black heritage!!

Love and support black people of all different walks of life, not just high or middle class, suburban, white-conforming black people!! Love and support stereotypical, "loud", "ghetto", "aggressive", lower class or impoverished black people!! Love and support lgbt+ black people!! Support disabled black people!! Support mentally ill black people!! Support neurodiverse black people!! Support homeless black people!! Support unemployed black people!! Support incarcerated black people!!

Never forget the fallen black people who lost their lives too soon in violent crime, prison, or police brutality.

Kinky hair is so beautiful and lovely, don't ever feel ashamed of your natural hair!!! Wear it with pride, as a wlw I love seeing girls happily wear their hair and clothes the way THEY want to!

Your hair is not dirty or offending or gross!!

Your facial features are stunning!!

Your skin is beautiful just the way it is!!

Your culture matters!!

Your story matters!!

YOU matter!!

I love you!!!!! ❤❤❤

[schoolofglamology]

✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 IT’S BLACK HISTORY MONTH! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼 Black history month is a time to highlight black excellence beyond slavery. All this month we will be highlighting some of the amazing black business owners that have crossed paths with the School of Glamology. Stay tuned to hear some of their stories! ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #africanamerican #bhm #bhm2020 #black365 #blackculture #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock #blackhistory #blackhistory365 #blackhistorymonth #blackhistorymonth2019 #blackhistorymonth2020 #blackhistorymonth2021 #blackhistorymonth6 #blackhistorymonth9 #blackhistorymonthart #blackhistorymonthedition #blackhistorymonthiseveryday #blackhistorymonthmakeup #blackhistorymonthmemes #blackhistorymonthnails #blackhistorymonthprogram #blackhistorymonthuk #blackhistorymonth✊🏾 #blacklove #blackownedbusiness #blackpower #blackwomen #melanin #melaninpoppin (at School of Glamology) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoIMaoYLfVL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[profeminist]

“I’d rather go down in history as one lone Negro who dared to tell the government that it had done a dastardly thing than to save my skin by taking back what I said.” -Mrs. Ida B. Wells

(Translation: I said what I said!)

-  Ashley Robertson Preston, Ph.D.

“Ida Bell Wells (July 16, 1862 to March 25, 1931), better known as Ida B. Wells, was an African-American journalist, abolitionist and feminist who led an anti-lynching crusade in the United States in the 1890s. She went on to found and become integral in groups striving for African-American justice.” (x)

[emephwrites]

The people in Middle Age Europe knew about Musa; he was included on the Triple A list of their day. . What I find interesting about this great King, is that, unlike our modern day money makers, he was more interested in bettering his culture with that wealth than simply hanging on to it. . He may not have made trillionaire like some people, but bettering a culture with $415 billion aint half bad. .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #blackhistory #blackhistory365 #blackhistorymonthart #blackandproud #blackhistorymonthprogram #blacklove #blackhistorymonthuk #art #black #blackhistorymonth2021 #bhm2020 #africanamerican #melanin #melanated #blackhistorymonthnails #black365 #blackhistorymonthmakeup #blackgirlmagic #bhm #love #blackculture #blackhistorymonth6 #blackexcellence #blackhistorymonth9 #blackhistorymonth2020 #blackhistorymonth✊🏾 #blackhistorymonth2019 #blackhistorymonthiseveryday #blackhistorymonthmemes #blackhistorymonthedition (at Westborough, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1_NEaAisr/?igshid=14q5djqh8k97w

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[emotiondiary]

Picture Made By Me - KTMB 🖤

[ithedondon20]

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[slowso]