spencer's boy

master composter, worm translator, urban advocate, organic pioneer ...

[thegreeneffect500-blog]

Building rows at the Martin street garden

[mauricesmall]

Building the foundation back in 2013 in Raleigh NC. Gentrification was real then and more so now. Shout out to my crew mate Fred and intern Isias.

[thegreeneffect500-blog]

Maurice and his son working hard- taking weeds to the compost bin

[mauricesmall]

Notice the 16 bin compost setup in the back on the tree line.

[soilthesimpletruth]

Simplified food access. Grow your own.

[mauricesmall]

On the bright side, this vegetable is high in calcium.

[callese]

[mauricesmall]

243K views · 11K reactions | A Black Sundown town! Mound Bayou Mississippi. Prt 1 | Sheena Austin

A Black Sundown town! Mound Bayou Mississippi. Prt 1

[arinzeture]

Eldridge Cleaver - The Power Structure And The Pigs Are Making Life Miserable For Everybody!

[arinzeture]

Dr. Huey P. Newton - The Final Battle For Global Liberation Will Be Waged By Oppressed People In The Belly Of The Beast (amerikkka)!

[mrsoulstice]

The Alpha and Omega ✊🏾✊🏾

[afriblaq]

A. Philip Randolph turned down a blank check—because he refused to sell out his people. He didn’t just organize workers; he moved a nation.

[afriblaq]

Taking it back to this video of Dr. George Washington Carver on the campus of Tuskegee University in 1937.

[afriblaq]

Blue Monday by Ann Lee

[mauricesmall]

Support Black Artists Please

[afriblaq]

Lineage of Evil

[cartermagazine]

Today We Honor Gloria Richardson

In the fight for civil rights, some voices stand out like shining stars in a dark sky. Gloria Richardson is one of those stars, a brave leader who made a real difference in the struggle for equality. Her work, especially in Cambridge, Maryland, changed lives and inspired many to join the battle against injustice. Honoring Gloria Richardson means recognizing her powerful impact on civil rights and the importance of standing up for what is right.

Her incredible journey as a leader in the civil rights movement deserves recognition and respect.

CARTER Magazine

[mrsoulstice]

If they can see, they can be it 👩🏾‍✈️✈️

[embaci]

this has happened twice where i like someone, they change or move in a disrespectful way and then, shortly after I find a feather.

i see feathers a lot but when it happens in this really mundane way where im sad it does feel like some ancestor protecting me and reminding me not to be overcome by uncertainty likeee well at least I like to think so <3

[photosbyjaye]

This is probably one of the most depressingly heart-wrenching photos I’ve ever seen. Native American children taken from their families and put into school to assimilate them into white society. the slogan for this governmental campaign ’“kill the Indian to save the man”. no official apology has ever been issued. never forgotten.

[unbotheredblackchild]

Black girls with gardens 👩🏾‍🌾🪴