She was Lynched. Her name is Juliana Nzita, she went missing and found Lynched at a White church. Sixteen years old, she had a future ahead of her, she was kind and honest, and White people decided that because of her skin color, she didn't deserve life. Stop White supremacists!
They should’ve done this long time ago. France and the British and Belgium and the Germans and the Dutch and the Portuguese. They have thousands of African artifacts, including African remains in their country that they need to return to Africa and African people.
12 years and they still aren’t done with the pipes, cancer rates are through the roof, the kids haven’t seen a dime of the settlement money, and not a single person has been held accountable. Flint ain’t fixed!!!!
And just like that, it’s completely VANISHED from the media.
A sitting congressman, Ted Lieu, said on the record the Epstein files are being blocked because they show Trump raped and threatened to kill children.
Let’s keep this in the spotlight every day
Several Black women, mainly Africans, have been found dead in bodies of water in the UK 🇬🇧 over the past few weeks, months, and years, and it’s not making the news.
In 2002, on a TV show, iconic drag performer Jorge Lafond —forever known as Vera Verão— was asked to leave the stage at the request of Priest Marcelo Rossi, who refused to share the spotlight while Lafond was in character.
Vera Verão was one of Brazil's most beloved and groundbreaking comedy characters: a towering, sharp-witted, glamorous figure who dominated A Praça é Nossa for a decade, bringing visibility to the Black, and gay community.
Lafond was a trailblazer — the first openly gay Black comedian to achieve massive fame, a former drag queen, and a cultural force who made audiences roar with laughter.
That 2002 incident, widely seen as rooted in homophobia, deeply humiliated and wounded Lafond. He spoke about it in what became one of his last interviews, expressing hurt and disappointment.
Tragically, just months later, in January 2003, Jorge Lafond passed away from heart issues, with many believing the emotional impact of that public rejection contributed to his distress.
This moment still sparks debate about prejudice, respect, and the limits of 'entertainment' in media. Vera Verão remains an eternal icon — joyful, fierce, unforgettable.
JAQUAAN TREMANE HARPER 15 YEARS OLD AND HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE MARCH 19TH. HE WAS WEARING AN ALL BLACK WARM UP SUIT. IF YOU SEE HIM PLEASE CONTACT THE NORFOLK POLICE DEPARTMENT! OUR CHILDREN ARE AT RISK EVERYDAY! PLEASE STEP UP AND DO YOUR PART TO SAVE OUR CHILDREN!
Today’s Black American (Freedmen) inventor is Vivien Thomas. In spite of having no formal medical training or degree, he pioneered several medical breakthroughs. One was the Blalock-Thomas-Taussig shunt that was used to save babies suffering from the "blue baby syndrome."
He also conducted essential research into traumatic/surgical shock showing that shock was caused by a lack of blood volume, not toxins. This helped refine knowledge about fluid and blood replacement therapy. He pioneered surgical atrial septal procedures.
Robyn Yerian in Cumby, Texas, invested $150,000 from her retirement savings to develop a 5-acre property into an all-women tiny home community called The Bird's Nest.
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Today's Black American (Freedmen) inventor is Dr. Deborah Washington Brown. While at AT&T Bell Laboratories, she earned 11 patents that moved speech recognition out of the lab and into real-world telecom systems. Her work on natural-language call routing and AI error-correction allowed computers to accurately parse names, numbers, and caller intent over noisy lines. If you’ve ever spoken to an automated system, from banking to modern voice assistants, you are using technology built on foundations she helped create and advance.