@akua_obeng42840 You really need education. Yes he's Black. He's got Black blood and genes making him who he is. Study history and learn.
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I'm supposed to believe that this is a black man? Yeah okay.
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If you support Native American people’s, history & culture Say.. “Yes".❤️
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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY@AfricanArchives
In the history of the American civil rights movement, some victories changed the nation even though the people behind them are rarely remembered. Lloyd Gaines was one of those individuals. In 1935, Gaines graduated from Lincoln University in Missouri and dreamed of becoming a lawyer. When he applied to the University of Missouri School of Law, his application was rejected for one reason alone. He was Black. At the time, Missouri argued that instead of admitting him, it could pay for him to attend law school in another state. Gaines refused to accept that injustice. With the support of the NAACP and attorney Charles Hamilton Houston, he challenged the decision in court. The case reached the United States Supreme Court as Missouri ex rel. Gaines v. Canada in 1938. The Court ruled in Gaines' favor, declaring that Missouri could not satisfy its constitutional obligations by sending Black students elsewhere. If the state operated a law school for white students, it had to provide an equal legal education within Missouri for Black students as well. The decision became one of the earliest major victories against segregation in higher education and laid important legal groundwork for later landmark cases, including Brown v. Board of Education. Yet the story took a heartbreaking turn. Just months after his historic Supreme Court victory, Lloyd Gaines disappeared. In March 1939, he left his room in Chicago, telling friends he was going to buy stamps. He was never seen again. Despite investigations and countless theories, no confirmed evidence has ever explained what happened to him. His disappearance remains one of the great unsolved mysteries in American legal history. If you love our content and would like to support the page, you can buy us a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/africanarchives or tap Link in Bio
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@Finalbossjimmy @thirdeyemafia I keep forgetting how sad and badly we talk to each other. Dude asked a relevant question and instead of having a conversation you decide to insult the brotha. WTF is wrong with you. This is the definition of a crab. Instead of solutions and honest conversations you insult
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@thirdeyemafia I keep forgetting my Black American side of twitter is full of retardant nggas
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En Sudán, el genocidio prosigue ante el silencio de los medios de comunicación, las milicias terroristas de las RSF, respaldadas por Emiratos y el imperio occidental, mataron a esta madre delante de su hijo.
Si este video fuese de Ucrania o de cualquier pais europeo daría la vuelta al mundo, pero como es Sudán ni siquiera te informan sobre el genocidio en curso.
Recordar que esta guerra empezó después de que el gobierno de Sudán acordara una base naval de Rusia en el pais, además de por el saqueo masivo del oro que Emiratos lleva a cabo en el pais.
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On this day in 2005, Anthony Walker, 18, died after he was chased from a bus stop in Merseyside & murdered in a racist & unprovoked attack. The teenager was savagely attacked with an ice axe and left to die at a park entrance.
Rest in peace Anthony Walker 🙏🏾🕊️
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🇺🇸 WATCH: Native Americans stomp on the flag of the terrorist United States.
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Jameela Jamil is absolutely spot - British People Are The Most Evil in recent history! White Brits are more invested in protecting their racist evil British Empire than holding it accountable for some of the worst crimes against humanity around the world!!!! Speak on it👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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♥️ We pave our own way through grit, determination and persistence. Keep paving!!
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A young man made it all the way to nursing school after being an orphan, rejected by his mother and society. He looks back and celebrates how far he’s come. Congrats to him! 🎉👨🏾⚕️
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You’ve probably seen Africa’s Indigenous Maasai community used as props for famous white people from the West. But this upcoming Kenyan action game is flipping the script and making the Maasai the main character.
w/ @yelmjouie
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