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[J @JExtroidinaire]

@olejosef @Joe__Bassey Some of us have used French - after learning English - to realize the Vowel movement when we Digest our Food for Thought

[Minister Of Information @RAISRAEL2]

Trump trying so bad to hide black history, but it’s impossible

[Raina Hodge @Raina_Hodge]

"I'm Done Staying Quiet"
Janet Jackson's Big Interview

[Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk]

She opened a mini school just for Black kids. They’re learning in a safe, wholesome, peaceful, positive, racism-free environment. Our kids need more alternatives like this.
#BlackKids
#BlackSchools
#AlternativeEducation

[Henzzy @DonHenzzy_]

You should see this TV show, it is comedy gold 🍿🎬

[MBM Online Marketing @mbm_online]

Black America you was told a big fat lie about history to cover up the fact that 80% of all YT are clones. They wanted to dominate us with these soul-less created ones so they could control #America. 🤔👀💯

[Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk]

We won’t miss what we never had.
So it’s all good. We don’t need you.
Carry on. ☺️
#BlackOut
#Boycott
#BlackOwnedBusiness

[Kentah Gwanjez @GWANJEZ]

"Most Black people have no clue how awesome, magnificent and beautiful and brilliant we really are."

[Russell Westbrook @russwest44]

Sometimes you don’t even know when you’ve already watched the end.

You had to be there. And now it’s over.

[On The Red Carpet @OnTheRedCarpet]

Stephen Curry was honored with the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award for the impact of his Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. Curry said the foundation was never created for recognition, but hopes awards like this inspire others to use their platforms to give back.

[Évał @Thefairguy01]

Most heartfelt moments in basketball.🏀

[NBA on ESPN @ESPNNBA]

"You have everything you need to make a true impact. I encourage you to find your Oakland."

Steph Curry inspiring change after receiving the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian award 👏

[J @JExtroidinaire]

@DFiosa https://t.co/NYjREpa5Z5

[🌊ᗯᗩᐯE👑KIᑎG @WavyNick]

Take a listen when you have a couple minutes.

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[DearHu$tler @douglas70104048]

Deep thought

[Cₕₑᵣₑₗₗₑ bₑ ₜₐₗₖᵢₙ ₛₕᵢₜ! 🖕🏽 @DFiosa]

Internet Sleuths Does It Again, The Noland Wells Murder Case Cracked!
Bart Edmiston Jr. need to be arrested, he was on the scene, on the boat, had motive, & lied about being in Ocean Springs.
Arrest, & Charge, Bart Joeseph Edmiston Jr.!!!
Listen to Tisa Tells, she breaks it down!

[J @JExtroidinaire]

Shaming the Barbers and not the Prices of the Rent and the Barber College Tuition is kinda sus, maybe... kinda

[WOOK! @madeyawook]

Apparently, Barbershops around America are empty with some barely seeing 2-5 heads per day because no one wants to pay these high prices anymore…

$100 for a Fade is crazy😭

[Body Cam Cops @VnMn22019093]

DUMB COP TRIES TO KICK JUDGE OUT THE COURTROOM AND GETS FIRED #tiktoktrending #fbi #unitedstates #police #cops

[African Stream @african_stream]

DON’T TELL US HOW TO SPEAK!

Just as any two living creatures have a common ancestor in the tree of life, so any two languages have a common tongue from which they ultimately derived. Scientists currently believe that the world’s 6,000 modern languages, from English to Mandarin, can all be traced back to a ‘mother tongue’ - an ancestral language spoken in Africa 50,000 to 70,000 years ago. Differently put: all languages are descended from primordial African!

This makes it all the more galling that Africans who visit, work or live outside of the continent are often taunted and laughed at because sometimes they don’t pronounce English words ‘properly’ - even though these words are ‘deviations’ (however far removed) from African-language words.

The continent’s turbulent history of colonisation is the reason for the use of European languages in African schools, commerce and governments today. However, something that is overlooked is that most Africans are accustomed to speaking multiple languages, perhaps three or more, throughout the course of a single day.

That’s one reason Africans pronounce certain words with an accent - they can speak other languages fluently enough for those languages to interfere with their English.

In this clip, Anna Mwalagho (@mamaafricaanna) - an African storyteller living in the United States - gives a passionate defence of the uniqueness of African accents, arguing that this diversity is something to celebrate and be proud of.

Hit like if you agree.

Video Credit: @mamaafricaanna (IG)