Uncle Tom was a man who refused to beat black women…. | Urban Intellectuals

We need to question the things we take as fact, this is an ongoing process. Today, on our Raising Proud Black Children Facebook group, a member shared something that is important for us all to know. It concerned Uncle Tom! Uncle Tom was originally a character from Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1852 novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. … Uncle Tom was a man who refused to beat black women…. Read More »

Source: Uncle Tom was a man who refused to beat black women…. | Urban Intellectuals

Hundreds of Black men, women and children burned alive, shot, lynched by white mobs during Red Summer ignored century later – TheGrio

Hundreds of African American men, women and children were burned alive, shot, lynched or beaten to death by white mobs. Thousands saw their homes and businesses burned to the ground and were driven out, many never to return.

It was branded “Red Summer” because of the bloodshed and amounted to some of the worst white-on-black violence in U.S. history.

 

Source: Hundreds of Black men, women and children burned alive, shot, lynched by white mobs during Red Summer ignored century later – TheGrio

Puerto Rico emergency director fired after residents discover warehouse full of Hurricane Maria supplies – CNN

Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez Garced fired the island’s emergency manager, hours after a warehouse filled with supplies was discovered.

The emergency aid is believed to be from when Hurricane Maria hit the island two years ago, the governor said.

Source: Puerto Rico emergency director fired after residents discover warehouse full of Hurricane Maria supplies – CNN

Why Thutmose III Is One Of The Baddest Black Men To Ever Walk The Earth |The Pan-African Alliance

Thutmose III was the Pharaoh of the Exodus, a military genius, and one of the most successful Black Kings in history. His story is real Black History.

Source: Why Thutmose III Is One Of The Baddest Black Men To Ever Walk The Earth |The Pan-African Alliance

An Oakland Metalsmith Risks Instability to Bring Metal Arts to Black Girls | The Hustle | KQED Arts

Aiming to spur public investment in the arts, Karen Smith says, ‘I want to put a face on what it means to be an artist in Oakland.’

Source: An Oakland Metalsmith Risks Instability to Bring Metal Arts to Black Girls | The Hustle | KQED Arts