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All the stars went to Crispus Attucks Middle School Just wait on this project I’ve got coming Really about to show yaw all the talent in IPS You know I had to start the series, where this city started with education for African Americans Crispus Attucks

Sunday’s African Diaspora Film Club features the directors of #NegroesWithGuns, which focuses on #RobertFWilliams, the founder of the #BlackPower movement and an entity responsible for internationalizing the African American struggle. The film is not only an electrifying look at an historically erased leader, but also provides a thought-provoking... See more

Watch “Uncle Tom II” on https://t.co/6PE1PNPMua #UTII https://t.co/HmI4OhgABt

Fake #BlackHistory: The Myth of Black Buying Power #fyp #africanamericans #blackwomenscholars #myths #blackeducators #blackamerica #blackauthors #blackbuyingpower

Let the truth be told about America and how they prevent Black Ownership

This week, we’re unlocking poems by the two founders of Cave Canem, Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady; our Art of Poetry interview with Claudia Rankine, who taught there for many years; and a poem by Lucille Clifton, one of Cave Canem’s most beloved elder figures. Follow the link in bio to read more.

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Gil Scott-Heron is known for his song, “The Revolution will not be Televised” and is often called the godfather of hip hop. In this clip from @whatsculture , Gil Scott-Heron recites an excerpt from his powerful poem, ‘Black History.’ Here, he challenges conventional narratives, reminding us that the African American... See more