😌KoolVibez🍃

👁 I Navigate by the Stars🌌|👩🏿‍🍳 🌊Pescatarian Life: Let me feed ya Soul?💚✨|☄️Astro-Psychology📚|Virgo🌞, Gemini🌗, Aqua.⛅|🕴🏿8H Stellium🖤✨|~♣💜🤙🏿

[😌KoolVibez🍃 @KoolnAngelic]

I'm Always gonna Be connected to The Most High, Yahweh, Allah, The Alpha and The Omega...
.. You Understand?

I come from & Am created by a Such a Source. So Therefore, I Am, & will Forever Be Protected by The Beautiful Divine.

🧿🤍Here, I Am Secure & Am my Own Security.🖤✨🧿

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Studying history will sometimes DISTURB you.

Studying history will sometimes UPSET you.

Studying history will sometimes make you FURIOUS.

If studying history always makes you feel proud and happy, you probably aren't studying history

[🔮✨ @TheOracleReadsU]

Master the art of quick resets. A bad day shouldn't become a bad week, and a bad week shouldn't convince you that you have a bad life. Learn to pause and begin again. Setbacks are moments, not identities. Every new day is an opportunity to return to yourself.

[AP🫦 @_apeezyy]

I treat myself good, I’m my favorite girl

[Strictly 4 My X’ers @Lizzs_Lockeroom]

"Being a decent human being is a choice."- Michelle Obama

[HOW THINGS WORK @HowThingsWork_]

This isn’t just a ceramic bowl! - it’s a perfect example of how traditional craftsmanship can make everyday tasks smarter!

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Sarah Boone invented the modern ironing board, streamlining the ironing process for women's clothing. Her patented design, awarded in 1892, made her one of the first black women to receive a patent.

[Belle femme noire 🇺🇸 FBA B1! @WiseSkillfulOne]

👉 Check this out, Fam! 💫✨️💪🫶💗This is what young Foundational Black American men are doing out here. Let's support him! *Share.*

[nay🎀. @fineassnayyyy]

my future has been on my mind alot lately‚ i pray God makes a way for me🙌🏾.

[Black Media Hub ✊🏿 @BlackMediaHub]

High School Prom, 1990s.

[toye! @iloveyoutoye]

"i just want to hear your voice, that's why i called"
bring back real lovers, fr.

[Black Media Hub ✊🏿 @BlackMediaHub]

Founder of the "Famous Amos" chocolate chip cookie, Wallace "Wally" Amos, Jr. In 1975, with the help of a $25,000 loan from Marvin Gaye and Helen Reddy, the first Famous Amos cookie store opened in Los Angeles, CA, the first chocolate chip cookie store in the world.

[ѕα’нαяαн 🌺 @SaharahRain]

I don’t like wasting time on anything I don’t like. My energy is reserved for everything I like and love.

[Niyetsel @niyetsel]

i rebuke living paycheck to paycheck. i declare overflow, expansion, and provision.

[Duane Morse @ILOVEQUOTEBOOKS]

When people tell me they've learned from experience, I tell them the trick is to learn from other people's experience. -Warren Buffett

[SoulFood66 @BlackAndNative1]

They Say - Common feat. Kanye West & John Legend (2005)

[Black Girl @t_sadiity]

yall don’t think it’s WEIRD , that CPS will potentially take your kids if you’re struggling (unable to feed them , clothe them , pay for necessary medicines , etc.) 🤔 and then once your kids are taken , they put them in a home with another family , and then give THEM money every month to take care of your kids ??

is that not a fucked up system ?!

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Angela Davis and Kwame Ture on Capitalism, 1973.

[🎀 planet clarke 🎀 @planetclarke]

“Women have a hard time submitting to men because it’s hard for Gods to submit to their own creations” altered my brain chemistry a little bit ngl

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In 1803, A group of enslaved Africans took over a slave ship and grounded it on an island. But when they realized slavery was still waiting for them, many walked into the ocean together and drowned instead of going back in chains.

The Igbo Landing is a historic site at Dunbar Creek on St. Simons Island, Glynn County, Georgia. It is the site of one of the largest mass suicides of enslaved people in history. Historians say Igbo captives from modern-day Nigeria, purchased for an average of $100 each by slave merchants John Couper and Thomas Spalding, arrived in Savannah, Georgia, on the slave ship the Wanderer in 1803.
In May 1803, the Igbo and other West African captives arrived in Savannah, Georgia, on the slave ship the Wanderer. They were purchased for an average of $100 each by slave merchants John Couper and Thomas Spalding to be resold to plantations on nearby St. Simons Island. The chained slaves were packed under deck of a coastal vessel, the York, which would take them to St. Simons. During the voyage, some enslaved men rebelled, took control of the ship, drowned their captors, and grounded the ship.
The sequence of events that occurred next remains unclear. It is known only that they marched ashore, singing, led by their high chief. Then at his direction, they walked into the marshy waters of Dunbar Creek, committing suicide. Roswell King, a white overseer on the nearby Pierce Butler plantation, wrote the first account of the incident. He and another man identified only as Captain Patterson recovered many of the drowned bodies. Apparently only a subset of the 75 Igbo rebels drowned. 13 bodies were recovered, but others remained missing, and some may have survived the suicide episode, making the actual numbers of deaths uncertain.
Regardless of the numbers, the deaths signaled a powerful story of resistance as these captives overwhelmed their captors in a strange land, and many took their own lives rather than remain enslaved in the New World. The Igbo Landing gradually took on enormous symbolic importance in local black folklore. The mutiny and subsequent suicide by the Igbo people was called by many locals the first freedom march in the history of the United States.

[𝕊𝕒𝕞𝕞𝕪 @FromN5_]

I’ve never looked at someone being kind and thought “you’re weak, let me take advantage of you.” Like wtf is that fr