ROXEE

ROXEE formally known as DeRoxs, The Northwest Son of Hip-Hop. PLEASE NO DIRECT MESSAGES. I will only delete them. Thank You! #GoHawks #RAWKZILLA #The12thBeard

[tems crave @temscrave]

🚨 Tems remains the most-streamed African artist this year with 1.271 billion streams.

She is also the 8th most-streamed Black female artist worldwide.

[Black @LilithBlack25]

Killmonger wasn't a villain . He was just misunderstood

[Starrr👠✨⁷ @Esther_oflfc]

Happy 31st birthday to the talented Tems.
A 2x Grammy winner, a Billboard Women in Music Award , 4x NAACP Image Awards winner, 4x BET Awards winner, and 3x Soul Train Music Awards winner.

Wishing you nothing but joy today. @temsbaby

[1001Tracklists Media @1001TLtv]

Idris Elba closed his set for Black House Radio with an absolute banger then started dancing in the crowd 🕺🙌

[Kentah Gwanjez @GWANJEZ]

"We gave Greece astrology, we gave Greece mathematics, we gave Greece art, architecture, spirituality, medicine through Imhotep, we gave them everything."

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This South African girl thinks America is hotter than Africa. She probably hasn’t been to West Africa or East Africa before making this conclusion.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

African heroes they hardly teach you about in schools

[Save Our Citizenships 🔻 @LetsStopC9]

Stolen Luxury, Sanitised Language

Europe didn’t create these riches, It renamed theft, polished blood, and called it heritage.

Much like The British Museum, The Louvre is filled with stolen goods, and it's time to collect.

[Sy Marcus Herve Traore @marcus_herve]

Faso Mêbo is changing the face of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫. I think we need more greenery!

[O’Shea Jackson Jr @OsheaJacksonJr]

I. Am. Someone.

[Vox Yoruba @voxyoruba]

According to reports by the U.S. State Department, the Fulani Militia now members approximately 30,000 personnel spread across the lands and forests of Nigeria.

[tems 𝖘z𝖓 @temsszn]

Happy two-year anniversary to this soulful body of work that continues to touch hearts around the world 🤎✨🥹

BORN IN THE WILD 🕊️

[Tems POV @temspov]

This Diva!!

[Vox Yoruba @voxyoruba]

The original Ministers of Enjoyment.

Yoruba is Beautiful. 🖤

[Vox Yoruba @voxyoruba]

OJUDE OBA 2026.

Ojude Oba is not just a festival - It’s pure culture, pride, fashion, history, and energy wrapped in one unforgettable experience

From the regal horses to the stunning aso-oke, the colors, the drums, the steeze, the unity.

Every frame feels like a movie scene.

Every smile tells a story.

Every entrance screams heritage.

Ijebu culture is alive. Ojude Oba remains unmatched.

[Black @LilithBlack25]

People really underestimate how beautiful dark skin is

[Black @LilithBlack25]

Power of fasting

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

This game will haunt bro for the rest of his life

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

They Used Him to Humiliate Hitler. Then America Came Home and Pretended He Didn't Exist.

In 1936, the world was watching Berlin. Adolf Hitler had turned the Olympic Games into a global stage for his "master race" ideology. He wanted the world to see white supremacy validated through sport.

America had other plans — or so it seemed.

Cornelius Johnson, a Black American high jumper from Los Angeles, cleared 2.03 meters and won gold. He didn't just win; he shattered the myth Hitler had built his regime around — in Hitler's own stadium, in front of Hitler's own people.

Hitler reportedly left the stadium before the medal ceremony to avoid acknowledging Black athletes. The protest was written in silence. The statement was written in gold.

But here is where the story turns.

Johnson came home to the same America that had sent him: segregated buses, segregated restaurants, and fountains he could not share with the white athletes he had represented.

No ticker-tape parade. No presidential reception. No national recognition worthy of what he had done.

Jesse Owens gets most of the glory from those Berlin Games, and rightfully so. But Cornelius Johnson won gold that same day — and history buried him anyway.

Because America never fully celebrated Black excellence. It only borrowed it when it was useful.

That is the story they never put in the textbooks.

This is why we do what we do.

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Source: Olympic historical records, 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics; David Clay Large, "Nazi Games: The Olympics of 1936" (W.W. Norton & Company, 2007)

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Most African minds who study outside the continent never come back to implement what they learn in Africa’s development.