MAAFA 21: BLACK GENOCIDE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Maafa 21: Black Genocide in 21st Century America is an anti-abortion documentary film made in 2009 by pro-life activist Mark Crutcher to turn African Americans against Planned Parenthood. The film, which has been enthusiastically received by anti-abortion activists, argues that the modern-day prevalence of abortion among African Americans is rooted in an attempted genocide or Maafa of black people.
Virgo Super New Moon on September 17, 2020 + Tarotscopes
During any phase of the moon, it's all how you react and handle these energies. New Moons are great for starting over (especially if we didn’t follow through with our Full Moon goals), setting new intentions, and breaking old habits. This is also a great time to journal, organize your life, and meditate. The New Moon’s energy is purifying indeed.
Black Gun Club protects Black Lives Matter protesters from Confederate sympathizers
Nicki Daniels Jr. and the Sleep Is For The Rich Gun Club showed up to the Caddo Parrish Courthouse on June 27, 2020 after Confederate sympathizers attempted to intimidate protesters demanding a Confederate Monument be taken down. The counter-protesters armed with handguns and rifles showed up Daniels felt the need to show up to protect Black Women, children, and unarmed Black Men practicing their constitutional rights.
NYPD Officer put into chokehold while attempting to arrest bystander in The Bronx
This incident was recorded on July, 1st 2020 on Grand Concourse and Morris Avenue in The Bronx NYC. As the cops are struggling to apprehend a suspect one of the officers pushes heckling bystanders. According to the official statement by NYPD, the man was then grabbed by the officer for kicking a body camera that fell off one of the officers in scuffle down the street. (which cannot be seen in the footage) Advocates for the NYPD are furious to see a maneuver that will (chokehold) land cops in jail used on an officer in this video.
Today in Black History: February 27, 1872 Charlotte Ray became the first Black Woman Lawyer in United States
Charlotte E. Ray was the first Black American female lawyer in the United States. Ray graduated from Howard University School of Law in 1872. She was also the first female admitted to the District of Columbia Bar, and the first woman admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
Today in Black History: February 18 1867 the Augusta Theological Institute was founded which will later become Morehouse
Founded in 1867 in the basement of Springfield Baptist Church in Augusta, Ga., by the Rev. William Jefferson White, with the encouragement of former slave the Rev. Richard C. Coulter and the Rev. Edmund Turney of the National Theological Institute, Morehouse College has had a 150-year legacy of producing educated men and global leaders.
Malcolm X May 20, 1962 Speech on Police Brutality in Los Angeles, California
I want to thank Allah for coming and giving to us our leader and teacher here in America, The Honorable Elijah Muhammad.
I want to thank Brother Benjamin at the outset for doing a wonderful job of opening up our eyes and giving us a good preliminary basic understanding of the means and the objectives of The Honorable Elijah Muhammad, and also I am thankful to Allah for bringing so many people out here tonight, especially just before Christmas. You know, it's next to a miracle when you get this many of our people together so close to Christmas interested in anything whatsoever that's serious. And actually what this shows is the change that's taking place among the so-called Negroes not only here in New York but throughout the entire world.