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📘 The N-Word: History, Meaning, and Social Context The term commonly referred to as the “N-word” originated as a racial slur used in the United States during the transatlantic slave trade and the… | Make'da Fatou Na'eem 📘 The N-Word: History, Meaning, and Social Context The term commonly referred to as the “N-word” originated as a racial slur used in the United States during the transatlantic slave trade and the subsequent eras of slavery and segregation. Historical linguistic research shows that the word ev...

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ROCKING LOCKS FROM 35,000 BC! These are African Chinese, known as the Jomon people, and it is assumed that the original inhabitants of C... ROCKING LOCKS FROM 35,000 BC! These are African Chinese, known as the Jomon people, and it is assumed that the original inhabitants of China were black. They arrived 100,000 years ago and were still living in the country during the Qing Dynasty. Rocking their natural hair way back in the early 2...

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#healthispower #foodismedicine #blackwellnessmovement #plantbasedliberation #bodysovereignty | Ken L. Harris, Ph.D. | 42 comments FOOD IS FREQUENCY: WHAT YOU CONSUME DETERMINES WHAT YOU BECOME RECLAIMING THE BODY AS SACRED TERRITORY “‘What’s Going On’” For generations, industrial food systems have trained Black communities to normalize chemical exposure, nutrient deficiency, and chronic illness. Highly processed diet...

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How do American blacks cope with the fact that their ancestors were slaves? Christian Fann's answer: My ancestors were not slaves. They were enslaved people. Sounds like a minor detail, but it's not. I don't cope with it. I accept it as a fact. It happened. I'm proud of them. For being among the hardest working and most forgiving people on the face of the earth. They p...