Back in the day, many forms of media, like cartoons, advertisements, and movies, often showed Black people in a negative light, using harmful stereotypes. These stereotypes didn’t accurately represent the real lives and diversity of Black communities.

Photographs, however, could offer a different view. Unlike other media, photography has the potential to capture real moments and real people. This allowed photographers to show Black individuals more genuinely and respectfully.

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Top 10 Largest Ethnic Groups in Africa.

Dive deep into the rich tapestry of Africa, exploring the top 10 largest ethnic groups on the continent.

From the Berbers of North Africa to the Zulu people of Southern Africa here's some the diverse heritage that makes Africa such a culturally abundant continent.

I’m thinking that there are no more good black men in my generation and younger and although it is apart of the agenda I can see why so many black women are dating white men. (I’d rather die, so looks like I’ll be single for the foreseeable future) *sigh*

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Did we learn more in schools back then?

We need to again seriously evaluate what they’re learning, and its relevance to our community and culture. All of the things that they don’t offer, we must in turn offer. Are our children learning skills that will help improve their community, their culture or themselves? Or, are they learning what the government deems important for our children to learn? Imagine that, letting the government be the sole educator of your children. Nah, that’s not a scary thing at all.

Does your child’s school have a relevant curriculum? What should our children be learning in 2024?