This one makes a LOT of sense. What would you do if you see someone being bullied right in front of you? Well, whatever you would or would not do, Bullying really does begin and end with us.
Slim Thug’s Boss Life Construction restores abandoned homes giving them to Homeless and single parents for Free – HipHopOverload.com
Rapper “Slim Thug” founded “Boss Life Construction” they venture into different cities and restore abandoned homes with no value and turn them into nice homes with value. These brand new homes are given to people with low income and single parents even homeless people for free. This investment improves the community image and brings value back to the hood. Lets make sure we give Slim Thug some love for this while he is living and not wait to embrace this awesome deed when he dies like we did Nipsey Hussle.
Tips for Traveling Cheaply in Any City – The New York Times
Burials of Africans slaves found at the old rubbish dump in Portugal | ARCHAEOLOGY WORLD
Portuguese explorers such as Henry the Navigator started sailing to Africa in the early 15th century, bringing both goods and enslaved people back.
Source: Burials of Africans slaves found at the old rubbish dump in Portugal | ARCHAEOLOGY WORLD
Good Point.
No, I did not know that!
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Roda de Capoeira de rua in Salvador in the 80’s.
In the public domain, Capoeira Roda, in the early 80’s on the streets of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Na vadiação, the young Angoleiro, Mestre Moraes with great dexterity, besides the mestres Um por Um and King Kong, feared capoeirista of that time. One of the things that draws the most attention is the informality and joy with which players behave. Was it a time of less disputes between styles, in which wandering is much more important? It seems that …
Anyway, it is a relic of Capoeira, and it deserves to be shared ….
What came from the people, should always return to the people!
The trail, which is not original, is the berimbau of master Cabecinha, in a recording from 1940! AXE BABA!!!
Jim Crow Laws – HISTORY
Jim Crow laws were a collection of state and local statutes that legalized racial segregation. Named after an insulting song lyric regarding African Americans,
Source: Jim Crow Laws – HISTORY
Die Oog and the Great Motherstone are some of the windows that connect us to our primordial and spiritual past! – Sacred Site Foundation of Southern Africa
The preservation of culturally and spiritually significant Southern African archaeological, geographical and communal sites is also the preservation of what inexorably links all humanity together. The Sacred Sites Foundation, with archaeoastronomical researcher and author Dean Liprini at the helm, are ensuring that our diverse heritage sites, and the communities ancestrally linked to them, remain protected […]