Kamal Knight

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[globalriseofblackpeople]

Africa they don’t show you

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[kamal-knight]

She was the first African-American child to desegregate the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana during the New Orleans school desegregation crisis in 1960 . Not the first to attend an all white public elementary school. Lets keep our facts on point.

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Can all the black men who love black women and vice versa reblog this so we can find each other?

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[edleg147]

Yes indeed!

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😂

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[shawnthreetimes]

Big mood.

[deadassbee]

well here’s the part two, hope yall like it 

[meatgod]

This is fucking EPIC, it has been a pleasure my freaky friends, meatGod approved

[deadassbee]

Well, it was good knowing you all…

[kingjaffejoffer]

Nigga I’m dead

[whatjordylikes]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[mrloozer]

Mannn I’m weak 😂

[atasteoflee]

BRO

[thatsus4]

“It’s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday” 😢😭😪

[kingjaffejoffer]

Mike Tyson is a different kind of dude

[megabigchoco]

Damn.

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[shawnthreetimes]

Big mood.

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Black gf takes 10.5 inch bbc and almost faints.

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Sloppy head makes bbc cum quick 💦

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African systems are often more expansive and inclusive,bringing together philosophical spiritual and scientific concepts into a more holistic approach toward comprehending reality .

Artistic and scientific practices involve a close observation of the world,the exploration of ideas, and experimentation and innovation.

An ideographic religious symbol, the cosmogram was called dikenga dia Kongo or tendwa kia nza-n’ Kongo in theKiKongo language. Ethnohistorical sources and material culture demonstrate that the Kongo cosmogram existed as a long-standing symbolic tradition within the BaKongo culture before European contact in 1482, and that it continued in use in West Central Africa through the early twentieth century. In its fullest embellishment, this symbol served as an emblematic representation of the Kongo people, and summarized a broad array of ideas and metaphoric messages that comprised their sense of identity within the cosmos.

Robert Farris Thompson describes it as thus: “Coded as a cross, a quartered circle or diamond, a seashell spiral, or a special cross with solar emblems at each ending - the sign of the four moments of the sun is the Kongo emblem of spiritual continuity and renaissance par excellence. In certain rites it is written on the earth, and a person stands upon it to take an oath, or to signify that he or she understands the meaning of life as a process shared with the dead below the river or the sea - the real sources of earthly power and prestige, in Kongo thinking… The intimation, by shorthand geometric statements, of mirrored worlds within the spiritual journey of the sun, is the source and illumination of some of the more important important sculptural gestures and decorative signs pertaining to funerary monuments and objects designated for deposit on the surface of funerary tombs, or otherwise connected with funerary ceremonies and the end of life

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