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Happppy Birthdayyyyyy to my FAVORITE Girl, my Mommy💕🥰🥳🥳 To know her is to love her, she’s Beautiful..so sweet, giving, selfless, thoughtful, loving, kind, will give anyone the shirt off her back woman!! She’s blessed because she’s a blessing to so many, I just thankful God allowed her to be my Mom!! I love you and pray for many many many more years of love, happiness and celebrations❤️😘😘 - @pamperdspa on Instagram

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Martin Luther King Jr. out here looking like he got the center spread in @GQ magazine. Just because he was a civil rights leader, doesnt mean he didnt style on em. . . . . #protestersunite #protestersbelike #protestersoutside #protesters #discrimination #demonstration #oppression #racialjustice #civilrightsactivists #civilrightsactivist #supportthecause #bethechange #changetheworld #embracechange #keeponfighting - @nobodyupnorth on Instagram

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Music, at its essence, is what gives us memories. And the longer a song has existed in our lives, the more memories we have of it. - #StevieWonder #MotownMuseum. - @motownmuseum on Instagram

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We at LP would like to extended our hearts, prayers, and thoughts to the victims of inhumane activity that has taken place around our nation. 🙏 - @landowperformance on Instagram

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#justiceforbreonnataylor #breonnataylorwasmurdered #sayhername #blackwomen #justice #breonnataylor #blackwoman #kentucky #america #americans #blackamericans #humanity #humanrights - @sheneastiletto on Instagram

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I have definitely been silent about this one...but thank you to all of those that have already reached out to send love and condolences. A giant in the gospel, a pastor to many, a husband to 1, and father to 6, and grandfather to 16, a great grandfather to 34, and a great great grandfather to 1...has been called home to be with God...in sadness we rejoice knowing he is not suffering anymore and he is in heaven right now!!! From the Washington Clan we again say thank you for the calls, the texts, the prayers, EVERYTHING. Keep us in prayer!!!! #RIH #PopPop #1andOnlyGrandfather #GodGiveUsStrength - @mobass1019 on Instagram

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2/1/20- DAY 1 BLACK HISTORY MONTH. As I reflect on the last decade, I’m reminded that as much as things have changed, things have remained the same. Black people are still being oppressed. Black men and women are being murdered and violated at an alarming rate by police. The police are suppose to protect and serve but operate more like “slave patrols”. I challenge White people to use their white privilege to dismantle the system of oppression that their ancestors built. I challenge Black people to support each other, to buy Black, run for office, become lawyers, police, judges, politicians, sheriffs to fight this system from within by having a seat at the table. We must make sure our faces are seen and voices heard!! Representation matters!! Collaboration over competition! #blacklivesmatter #blackwomenmatter #blackfarmersmatter #blacklawyersmatter #blacksenatorsmatter #blackmayorsmatter #blackpolicematter #blackgirlmagic #blackhistorymonth2020 #buyblack #itsonus #makeitcount #begreatblackpeople - @denversisterscircle on Instagram

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We at the Tamir Rice Foundation Honor Tamir Rice on his 18th birthday ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ You are one of many who have changed the world and we will never for get that. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 (((We will plant the seed while they are young)))✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 - @tamirricefoundation on Instagram

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Winter Park resident Louise Margaret Franklin is one of several sages captured in the 17 portraits in the Hannibal Square Heritage Center’s “The Sage Project Phase II: Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their Stories” exhibit. The Sage Project Phase II is a collection of portraits and life stories of senior African-American residents in west Winter Park now in their 80s and 90s.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣#winterparkflorida #hannibalsquare #hannibalsquareheritagecenter #history #sageproject #elders #photography #artsandculture #centralflorida - @winterparkobserver on Instagram

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65 years ago today. At 14 years old, Emmett Till was abducted, beaten & lynched by white supremacists—mind you only 65 years ago and Still No Justice. There are still sitting U.S. Senators who don’t think lynching should be a federal crime. We must uproot the systemic racism that killed Emmett & kills Black Americans every day. #emmetttill #wewontforget - @westviewbsu on Instagram

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A Star-Studded moment. TR, thanks for the BROTHERHOOD #yepyep - @lawrence_weekly on Instagram

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- Sergeant William Harvey Carney of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, an all-Black Union army regiment, prevented the regimental flag from falling into Confederate hands at the Battle of Fort Wagner in July 1863. Wounded several times, Carney received the Medal of Honor for his bravery.

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- No one really knows why they are alive until they know what theyd die for. ~ Martin Luther King Jr [554 X 554]

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“Hide nothing from the masses of our people. Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories!” Amilcar Cabral, Marxist revolutionary. Happy Birthday #AmilcarCabral https://www.newframe.com/archive-tell-no-lies-urges-cabral/ - @kambalem on Instagram

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She set me off on the journey of learning about myself on my own terms and unlearning the false things I was taught to believe. Thanks for teaching me, thanks for teaching us. - @norataylorllc on Instagram

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Tuesday, Sept 29, at 4p PT/7p ET—sign up link in bio! ✨ Defy is proud to present a powerful conversation with acclaimed actor, activist, and social entrepreneur Michael K Williams. The conversation will be moderated by Founder and Executive Director of NYC Together (@nyctogetherorg), Dana Rachlin, and include Andrew Glazier, President and CEO of Defy Ventures, and Defy alumni Tavaion Sowell (Kick Cleaner) and Sharon Richardson (@justsoulcatering and @reentryrocks). During this panel discussion, Michael, Andrew, Tavaion, and Sharon will discuss the impact of mass incarceration and the power of entrepreneurship as a vehicle for social change. ✨ See you there! #michaelkwilliams #defytheodds #entrepreneurship - @defy_ventures on Instagram

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Today, marks 65 years since the murder of EMMIT TILL. He was a 14 year old boy who was kidnapped, beaten, mutilated and murdered by two white men. He was falsely accused of “whistling” at a white woman. The two men charged with his murder were acquitted by a jury who deliberated less than an hour. Before her death, the woman who accused him admitted she lied and recanted her story. Some believe Emmits murder was the true catalyst for the civil rights movement in america. To understand where our country currently is, we have to understand where it’s BEEN. Today in washington, thousands have gathered to march, to protest, to demand racial justice and police reform. For as much progress our country has made, the current pain and desperation and exasperation of so many citizens should motivate us all keep pushing. My prayer is that we can trade “progress” for radical upheaval and meaningful, supernatural, permanent CHANGE. If I was not a follower of Jesus, I would be doubtful and discouraged. But because I am? I remain passionately hopeful.. #blacklivesmatter #blacklivesmatter #blacklivesmatter #BLACKLIVESMATTER - @carllentz on Instagram

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It is very tempting to drive out the darkness in the world with more darkness, and to fight hate with more hate. We believe in the power of light and love. Do you think that Martin Luther King, Jr was right. Is it better to fight hate with love? It is better to drive out the darkness with light? - @selfgrowth on Instagram

मैं जब मर जाऊं तो मेरी अलग पहचान लिख देना, लहू से मेरी पेशानी पे हिंदुस्तान लिख देना... राहत इंदौरी साहब..... RIP 🙏🏻 - @nishhabd on Instagram

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- On this day in 1909, pan-African socialist revolutionary Kwame Nkrumah was born. Details in comments. “If we are to achieve revolutionary Socialism, then we must avoid any suggestion that will imply that there is any separation between the Socialist world and a Third World.”

- Our lives begin to end the day[1100*550] By Martin Luther King

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Today would have been my mothers 90th birthday. She was a fighter! You did not mess with Margarete or anyone that she loved! I am so grateful for her love, her teaching us to be mentally tough, and loving me even through my crazy ideas (going to college, studying tv/film, skydiving, moving away from LA, etc.) I miss you! 3 - @renodacampbellphoto on Instagram

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Fams pls join me in celebrating this my darling colleague,Brother and friend. @mcobeleife1 . Hapi birthday( prince of the JOHNSONS ) May God Almighty continue to bless and increase you on every side in Jesus name Amen 🙏 - @adaameh on Instagram

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This whole conversation is available on YouTube. Runtime is approximately 50 minutes. - “All the liberal movements that I have ever been associated with and all the liberals—almost all the liberals, and the exceptions only prove the rule—all the liberals I have ever known are working day and night not only in terms of not letting a negro live next door to them, but in terms of their own minds, their own consciences, their own way of life to protect themselves against the crime that which they know they are responsible.” - Baldwin • “Does this country mean to be what it says it is? Are we free or are we not? We can only decide this one way. If the country wants to be free then it has got to do something to prove it.” - Baldwin • “What this country is not prepared to do is to overnight become a radical country. When I say ‘radical’ I mean to really reexamine and overhaul the entire social fabric.” - Baldwin • “If the ex-slave in America has to go to war with his former slave master to get what is his by right then that in itself is a condemnation of the former slave master. Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation 100 years ago which means we’re supposed to be free, we’re supposed to be citizens, we’re supposed to be protected by the constitution that we fight and die for and yet at the same time today the so called negro is knocking on the White House door still begging his master to pass legislation that will get him recognition or protection by the constitution that is supposed to represent him. I think that the man who is depriving him of these rights should not open up his mouth and say that it would be wrong to go to war against him to get these things.” - X • “We are not relying on politicians for a political solution because experience has taught us that in the past the politicians have promised but never delivered and if we rely on the politicians we feel like we’d be going right round in circles like our people have been doing here in America one hundred years since Lincoln issued the so called Emancipation Proclamation.” - X - @reading4freedom on Instagram

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When you are an amazing human being only the right eyes could look your real value. - @mtmnash on Instagram

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VINTAGE HISTORY: Meet Gladys Bentley (1907-1960), a gender-bending blues performer during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and 1930s who ran away from her home in Philadelphia at the age of 16 when she was shunned for “being different” by her family. Gladys’ career took off when she began to sing at Harry Hansberrys Clam House in New York City. While dressed in a top hat and tuxedo she played the piano and sang her own dirty lyrics to the times popular songs while flirting with women in the audience. The club was soon renamed Barbaras Exclusive Club, after her stage name at the time, Barbara Bobbie Minton. Around this time Gladys was also signed to Okeh Records and recorded several record sides over the course of a year. However, she found herself in the middle of a Supreme Court battle when Gladys was sued by Harry Hansberry and Nat Palein for wanting to take her musical career to Broadway theaters and the pair accused her of breaking a five year contract with the club. In the 1930s, many of the clubs Gladys performed at on Broadway had their doors closed if she headlined due to her dirty lyrics. Which is when she went back to Harlem to headlined at the Unbangi Club where she was backed by a chorus line of drag queens over the course of three years until the club finally closed it’s doors. During her career in New York, Gladys had become known as “Americas Greatest Sepia Piano Player and the Brown Bomber of Sophisticated Songs”. However, during the repeal of prohibition, Gladys made the move to the west coast and continued to perform despite the decline of her popularity due to being openly lesbian and being harassed for wearing men’s clothing. Gladys had been married three times over the course of her life, once to a white woman in Atlantic City and again to two different men. During the McCarthy era, Gladys also began to wear dresses while performing during this time and claimed to be “cured” by taking hormones and stating she was a woman again. Sadly in 1960, Gladys had been diagnosed with pneumonia which ended up taking her life, but she will always be known as being “among the best-known black entertainers in the United States. - @sdvintagefleamarket on Instagram

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35 years ago hip hop knock the doors of the Hinges. And we were at rush productions @ 26 n Broadway one desk one office 2 phones . And we was getting the going on’s - going on ✈️🎶🥂🔥@unclerush - @andreharrell on Instagram

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Happy Heavenly 60th Birthday Andre the Amazing!!! Aka Mr. Champagne & Bubbles🥂♥️🥂🎂🥂🎂🤎😘 You’re truly missed by all of us!!🤎✨🤎 📸by me - @cfoxthephotographer on Instagram

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- Dave Chappelles great-grandfather, William David Chappelle III. In 1918, he formed a delegation to meet President Woodrow Wilson, protesting a mounting wave of racial violence.