#African

Shiromi

blimundaseyes

Ok, so yes, it's great that today's #GoogleDoodle celebrates Ignatius Sancho as #BlackHistoryMonth kicks off, but why are @Google using a portrait of Olaudah Equiano to do it??

@PAM_BOY

pam_boy

Fashion history. Vogue, September 1989. For the record, Naomi Campbell is not African American, she’s English.

Chika Ezeanya Esiobu

IndigenizAfrica

The challenge for the African in a post-Covid-19 world should be how to reclaim the responsibility for food as an essential commodity. Agriculture should no longer be left in the

All On The Line TX

allontheline_tx

#Juneteenth is a day of celebration of freedom for Black Americans and the achievement of how far we have come as a nation, but also a reminder that the

Britt Timmerman

ikbenbritt

Reflecting on my trip to South Africa and it's remarkable how often climate change came up. African countries are massively impacted. This is what came up:Rain arrived about a month

Jerry Barnett

PornPanic

I found out this weekend that my son, age 7, is being bullied at school for his skin colour. That's sad. He's very sociable and loves everyone, but he's sensitive

Yoruba History - by NNP

YorubaHistory

Teslimi Akanni Balogun aka 'Thunder'(1927-1972)Footballer, Coach. Born in Lagos to Oseni Balogun a star Cricketer of the 1920's. In the 40's and 50's he played for several Lagos clubs such

💥K8 has Tight Ass Dimples💥

K84UnitedLeft

Here's a list of female African monarchs who are cooler than Cleopatra: Thread Quick overview with brief info about each woman:https://www.pulse.ng/bi/lifestyle/7-most-powerful-african-queens-in-history-you-need-to-know/dwhncf5 Queen Am

Farrel

alfarrel_14

A P A I T U N - W O R D ? D A NA L A

Once Great Pyrenees

ThatOldSheepDog

“The contest is not over, the strife is not ended. It has only entered upon a new and enlarged arena.” - Jefferson Davis, CSA President. For everyone asking what country

📚Keepers of Sacred Knowledge

MoneneMoila

THREAD: And as we continue to speak ourselves into a powerful Pan African existence, here are more book recommendations on extraordinary African Literature. Some biographies, some fictional based on historical

Daryl E. 🇳🇬🇬🇭🇸🇱

daryl_ei

Whenever different cultures interact, there becomes a cultural shift and knock on effects that affect one or the other or both. I hope to elaborate on this more later. Contrasting

Portia

whowhywherewhen

In 1998 Prof Dickson Eyoh, now Associate Professor at Toronto, wrote in Africa Today about the"dichotomy between African intellectuals (particularly but not exclusively those located on the continent) and their

The Goal of the Sage (Ghayat al-Hakim)

MaslamaQ

Bibliomancy: @amila295 II.7"As for the line, it is [necessary] for [understanding] the collinearity that exists between the planets and the talisman, and the collinearity between the talisman and the purpose

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canyonliv_

Been seeing some things about “reverse racism” on the tl. Just wanted to say... that is not a thing. At all. Racism is ingrained in the systemic organization of the

Vintage Morocco

Moorskingdom

Who were the Moors ? [Short thread] Derived from the latin word "Maurus", the term Moor was originally used to describe BERBERS from the ancient roman province of Mauretania (actual