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Black nationalist Marcus Garvey passed away on this day in 1940. #marcusgarvey #blackhistory #garvey #monicapearson #monicakaufman #thisweekinblackhistory

This week in black history 4 years ago I caught this big ass fish in Mexico #thisweekinblackhistory

The only sounds were those of muffled drums, the shuffling of feet and the gentle sobs of some of the estimated 20,000 onlookers. The women and children wore all white. The men dressed in black. On the afternoon of Saturday, July 28, 1917, nearly 10,000 African-Americans marched down Fifth Avenue, in silence, to protest racial violence and white supremacy in the United States. New York City, and the nation, had never before witnessed such a remarkable scene. The “Silent Protest Parade,” as it came to be known, was the first mass African-American demonstration of its kind and marked a watershed moment in the history of the civil rights movement. #TodayInHistory #TodayInBlackHistory #DidYouKnow #ThisWeekInBlackHistory #EastStLouisMassacre

Esse é Henry Sampon, ele inventou nada mais nada menos que o telefone celular. No dia 6 de Julho de 1971, Henry desenvolveu a tecnologia móvel para os celulares que utilizamos hoje. Ele também foi o primeiro negro a receber o título de PHD em engenharia nuclear. Orgulho. #henrysampson #blackculture #thisweekinblackhistory #blackpower #afro #afronte #mafiaafronte

@Regranned from @mfalme_hatari_maarifa - "I was born to give the white man hell, and I will give him hell from the cradle to the grave." _________________________________________ "Some people have said Brother Khalid was a villain, but we know he was a victim in a world that is evil. Racism and injustice are the real villains here." ________________________________________________________________________________ "The white race is absolutely disagreeable to get along with in peace. No other people on the face of the earth have been able to get along with white people since white people have been on our planet." _________________________________________ Long Live The King #KhalidAbdulMuhammad We honor your life. A ferocious advocate of the descendants African Captives in Diaspora; renowned for his unrelenting indictment of America. #RIP #WeHonorYourLifeAndLegacy #BlackPeopleYouShouldKnow #ThisWeekInBlacKHistory #TodayInBlackHistory #TWIBH - #regrann

What a fantastic artwork/doorway created by students and their teacher ( pictured ) in a Brooklyn primary school for Black History Week #thisweekinblackhistory #teachersareawesome #childrenarethebestteachers

Today We Commemorate actress, singer and stage director #PhyliciaRashad #WeLoveBlackActresses Born in Houston, Texas, to African-American parents, #VivianElizabeth (Ayers), a poet and art director, and #AndrewArthurAllen, an orthodontist. As a child, Phylicia, her older brother Andrew (called Tex), and younger sister, dancer and actress Debbie Allen, lived in Mexico. She has another brother, Hugh Allen (a real estate banker in North Carolina). Their mother decided to live in Mexico to give the Allen children a brief experience of not having to endure the chronic racism and segregation that was typical of Texas during the 1950s. Phylicia and Debbie are fluent in Spanish. #PhyliciaAllen graduated from Howard University and later taught drama there. With younger sister Debbie Allen, she has a production company, D.A.D., which stood for Doctor Allen's Daughters. Her Pulitzer-nominated mother is the artistic and free spirit that has influenced and encouraged the remarkable creativity that so marks Rashad as a performer. #BlackHistory365 #ThisWeekInBlackHistory #WeLoveBlackEntertainers #BlackHistoryofJune19 #TodayInBlackHistory #BlackHistoryofJune #WeLoveBlackDance - #regrann

Killer Mike is an Atlanta-based rapper and social activist who made his debut collaborating with OutKast. OutKast associate Killer Mikeearned his own hit in 2003 with "A.D.I.D.A.S." He debuted two years earlier on "The Whole World," from the greatest-hits Big Boi and Dre Present...OutKast. After signing to Columbia, his first single, "A.D.I.D.A.S.," hit the pop charts in March 2003, and the subsequent album, Monster, debuted in the Top Ten. In 2006 he released the first volume of his mixtape series I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind. Two years later a second volume appeared and then, in 2011, the series graduated to “aboveground” status when the third volume, PL3DGE, landed on the SMC label. His 2012 effort R.A.P. Music landed on the Williams Street label and was produced exclusively by the adventurous beatmaker El-P. #ThisWeekInBlackHistory #WeLoveHipHopLegends #WeLoveBlackActivist #BlackHistoryofApril #ThisWeekInBlackHistory #BlackHistoryofApril20 #BlackHistory365

Do My, 2000 _________________________________________________ "Pull down the shades on the windows of your soul, And gaze into your mind and watch the wisdom unfold…" "I smile a lot cause I learned a lot.. been thru major ups and down but still smile! #40years of listening and learning from the greatest OGs life could offer.. "- @ceomemphisbleek If you are a fan of 90s hip hop music, then you know #MemphisBleek. He started out on the streets of Marcy, and became a right-hand man during the Roc-a-fella years. During those years, he put in work alongside the best. He started out as a child star making music and going on tour with #JayZ by the age of 15 years old. These days he is a record executive of his own label Warehouse Music Group. The first two artists he signed were Manolo Rose and Casanova. Both are on a road to stardom. He is also one of the leading forces behind the rise of D'ussé cognac. In his spare time, he pursues his passion of traveling along with his wife. We recently had a chance to sit down to discuss a bit of everything including his plans. An imprint label under Roc Nation, Bleek launched Warehouse Music Group in 2016. The name of the label came from a recording studio in Miami that Bleek’s friend and business partner Debo owns. Every time Bleek was in Miami he would give Debo a call. Together they would take meetings with various artists and listen to their music. There were some they were thinking about working with, but none of them worked out. Around that time Bleek had met Manolo Rose whose name was ringing in the streets of New York. Bleek gave Jay Z a call to tell him he wanted to sign Manolo, but wanted his blessings. Not only did Jay give him blessings, he offered him a label deal through Roc Nation. That evening Bleek called Debo to give him the good news. To keep it simple they used the name of the studio as the name of the label as well. And that is how Warehouse Music Group was born. #BlackHistory365 #ThisWeekInBlackHistory #TodayInBlackHistory #BlackHistoryofJune23 #WeLoveBlackHipHopLegends -