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Black Women
YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE MIXED TO BE CONSIDERED BEAUTIFUL
#BlackWomenAtWork uncovers the everyday struggles black women face at work
Black women are fed up with the way they are treated in the workplace so they are sharing their experiences on Twitter. Activist Brittany Packnett kicked off the hashtag #BlackWomenAtWork in response to the disrespectful ways in which two prominent black women were treated by public figures throughout the day.
As a way to help address these issues, Packnett encouraged black women online to share some of their real-life experiences at work.
“I wanted the hashtag to make the invisible visible, to challenge non-black people to stand with black women not just when this happens on television, but in the cube right next to them,” she said. “I’m also glad stories of triumph and achievement got shared through the hashtag as well ― black women are more than just our woes, we are triumphant.”
^^^^^ THIS!
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You should share this for people in DC and close to you!!
Black Community we have to be careful. Protect our Girls! Spread this!
Voodoo Mama’s Spellbook: Bye Bye Hex
An old spell to rid yourself of any powerful hex that is placed upon you. I have altered it over the years to fit exactly the purpose that I want. This version is very strong and WILL break any curse that is on you no matter how sticky the situation is.
*This spell is influenced by voodoo and hoodoo but can be used by anyone*
Ingredients:
Dirt from a forest
The feather of a Raven
Black salt or pepper
Myrrh
Hair from a white or black cat with no spots
Mustard Seeds
A black candle
Directions:
In a container, combine the feather, salt, myrrh, hair, and seeds.
Cover them with the dirt and push down so that they are tightly packed.
Place your candle in the dirt as if it were a candle holder.
Light the candle.
Raise your hands and envision the curse being lifted. You may add any protective chants here or contact any deities that you work with.
Only if you practice voodoo, recite Psalm 70.
Now speak directly to the negative energy. Demand that it go away, walk it to the door if you need to.
Allow the candle to burn out and this dispose of appropriately.
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Recently we published an article outlining the differences between emotional and rational introverts and extroverts. We’ve been getting questions from our readers who want to find out where they fall on the scale. So, without any further discussion, we created a quiz to help you find out! How you feel about these pictures will divulge …
Reblog with your score and we will reblog from you.
I got “Emotional Introvert”
There are more descendants of Africans who speak Spanish or Portuguese than English.
Brazil has the largest population of Blacks in the world second ONLY to Nigeria!
The Caribbean was often a stop in the transatlantic slave trade to “break” the African before being sold to the Americas.
Haiti was the first BLACK independent nation in the Western Hemisphere , defeating Napoleon and others from France, with the power of Voudon (Voodoo). As a result, Haiti ,was punished by all of Europe through tariffs, taxes and other ways!
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So-Dayi means ‘clear vision’
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Oduduwa by Ayo Adelagun
Artist commentary: “Oduduwa,was the 1st Ooni, King of Ile-Ife with the titles “Olofin”. His name, phonetically written by Yoruba language-speakers as Odùduwà and sometimes contracted as Ooduwa, Odudua or Oòdua, is generally ascribed to the ancestral dynasties of Yorubaland because he is held by the Yoruba to have been the ancestor of their numerous crowned kings. Following his posthumous deification, he was admitted to the Yoruba pantheon as an aspect of a primordial divinity of the same name.”
Blacklace by official_cabinet on Flickr.
TIA NORFLEET - THE FIRST BLACK FEMALE NASCAR Driver
Proudly racing as number 34, She carries on the tradition and legacy of the great African-American drivers to come before her. Tia Norfleet is making Black History and I’d like her to continue to pave the way and inspire young girls, and competitive drivers all over the world.
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She’s beautiul.
I wish her all the best, and I’m very proud of her! It always makes me so happy when I see my black queens doing their best especially in a White male dominated sport! Hope and pray she has a successful career! I love that she wants to be a positive role model to the younger generation. She is a prime example of a black woman with integrity and didn’t have to sexualise herself to gain success.
Happy Black History Month!