By the time Malcolm Little was 20 years of age, he had sold and taken enough drugs and burgled enough houses to become a hardened criminal, gain himself a criminal record and an 8-10 year sentence for burglary. By the end of his life, at the age of 39, he was one of the mostContinue reading “Malcolm X | Short Black Histories”
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The Black British and the Police Force | Short Black Histories
Unity of Black Britains sparked unified Police violence, Paul Gilroy states. 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 “police memorandum observed that ‘members of London’s West Indian community do appear to share a group consciousness’.” Gilroy, Paul. There Ain’t No Black in the Union Jack (RoutledgeContinue reading “The Black British and the Police Force | Short Black Histories”
The Importance of Brotherhood | Short Black Histories
“Do you think you wouldn’t fight if your literal cousins were kidnapped into slavery?” @akalamusic said in one of his talks to dispel the myth of African pacifism against slavery. 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Previous to the colonial era, African military tactics evolvedContinue reading “The Importance of Brotherhood | Short Black Histories”
Divided, We Fell | Short Black Histories
The Mali Empire was the intellectual and literal gold mine of the world until in fighting occurred. 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Timbuktu was the Center of Learning in the medieval world (c. 14th century) Under Mansa Musa’s rule, Timbuktu became a major centerContinue reading “Divided, We Fell | Short Black Histories”
Religion and Black History | Short Black Histories
Religion and black history. How prophets and messengers have shaped our history 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 It’s no coincidence that religion plays a huge part in our culture. And has done for a long time. Some commonalities are: One might say that theContinue reading “Religion and Black History | Short Black Histories”
Why Revolutionaries Read | Short Black Histories
Revolutionary readers devour knowledge 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Nelson Mandela recited poetry in his Robben Island cell, Malcolm X damaged his eyes from reading by dim light in jail, Toussaint Louverture read the Discourses of Epictetus. Revolutionaries devour books. Why? Because books areContinue reading “Why Revolutionaries Read | Short Black Histories”
Samuel Sharpe | Short Black Histories
Did you know that Jamaicans successfully fought to pressure the eradication of slavery, Christmas 1831-1832? 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Leader, Sam Sharpe shared two things with many other black heroes, such as Malcolm X, Nat Turner, Cecile Fatiman and Toussaint LouvertureContinue reading “Samuel Sharpe | Short Black Histories”
Mya’s gauntlet – My Roots Go Deep Preview
“Mya, wakes in a dream, walking down the school hallway; a gauntlet of taunts from other students. She angers, screams and her teacher towers over her screaming “stop being so aggressive”. 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Presenting, a Graphic Novel propelling the truth ofContinue reading “Mya’s gauntlet – My Roots Go Deep Preview “
Ancient Egyptian Equality and Bowmen | Black Histories
The Nubians (present day Sudan and Upper Egypt) during the time of Ancient Egypt were known as phenomenal bowmen. 🌍 Please share this and subscribe to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 Nubians from Ta-Sety (translates to the land of the bow) or Kush migrated towards the southern part ofContinue reading “Ancient Egyptian Equality and Bowmen | Black Histories”
Yoruba Queen with American trade links | Black Histories
Did you know that Yoruba Queen, Oni Oluwo decorated her streets with American plants ? 🌍 Please share this to promote our #BlackHistory comic book series which will be released Summer 2024 🌍 and subscribe for regular snippets of Black History. Oni Oluwo was so upset when her regalia was splashed with mud that she ordered every road toContinue reading “Yoruba Queen with American trade links | Black Histories”