@8BlackHands1 There isn't any where else where you can get this type of smart,engaging and fun conversations lead by and for Black men,it will be missed.
According to a WSJ article, the @CollegeBoard did gut their AP Black Studies course to accommodate racist governors.
We're talking about it tonight.
Join the discussion at 9 pm CDT.
https://t.co/6wsRTR8mzN
I use my platform for good. Folks, Therapy isn't a bad word. With declining mental health, attending to your "mentals" is paramount to your existence as a well-rounded human. #GoToTherapy
Faith based institutions have always played a critical role in our resistance against anti-Blackness. Masaajids, churches, synagogues, temples, etc…are you doing all you can to uplift anti-racism and anti-bias policies and practices? @8BlackHands1 @Phillys7thWard
*Parents*
If you are looking to dig deeper beyond the superficial report card grades, I highly recommend you listen to this podcast episode.
Podcast link: https://t.co/NIEx1PyIpQ
4/ Some argue that this shift in the genre is due to the commercialization of hip-hop. As hip-hop became more mainstream, record labels and executives began to promote and profit from artists who embraced these negative themes. #HipHop50#HipHopEd https://t.co/1ZzUSQoJT8
3/ Over time, hip-hop has become increasingly violent and misogynistic. Many popular hip-hop songs and videos today glorify drug use, gang violence, and the objectification of women.