NBIPA

National Black Independent Political Action

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On today’s episode of white male privilege:

“He’s just a boy" 

He is 23!!! Mike Brown was just a boy, Trayvon Martin was just a boy, Laquan McDonald, Tamir Rice. 

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Malcolm X was born on this day in 1925. He would have been 91 years old today. #malcolmx #malcolmxday #blackpower

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Rest In Power Baba (pbuh).

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Join us this Wednesday Night in the Great Stair Hall to help with our upcoming Creative Africa exhibition “The Architecture of Francis Kéré: Building for Community.” Bring your friends and enjoy this participatory art-making project, which will ultimately become part of this site-specific installation opening next month in the Perelman Building. Admission is Pay What You Wish.

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GET BUSY with the EYM crew #educatingyoungminds #educatingyouth #blackconsciousness #blackyouth #blackthought #blackpower #eymla #eym

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Black Consciousness Study Group of the Pan African Writer's Association (Los Angeles) Educational Program.

Core Reading Curriculum:

1. The Destruction of Black Civilization by Chancellor Williams.

2. Stolen Legacy by George GM James.

3. The Black Man of the Nile and His Family by Dr. Ben Yosef Jochanin

4. The African Origins of Civilization by C. A. Diop

5. Message to the Blackman in America by Elijah Muhammad

6. They Came Before Columbus by Ivan Van Sertima

7. Africans at the Crossroads by John Henrick Clarke

8. Philosophy and Opinions of Marcus Garvey

9. The 7 Circle Koran by Prophet Noble Drew Ali

10. The Isis Papers by Dr. Frances Cress Welsing.

In the course of study there are numerous other books and materials which are essential to our Core Curriculum. These are our fundamental reading selections, known collectively as the Black Corpus.

For more information please contact us at [email protected] or leave a message at [phone]

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Somaliland: Upcoming Presidential and Parliamentary elections will be held as Scheduled- Dr. Saad Ali Shire

#Somaliland: Upcoming Presidential and Parliamentary elections will be held as Scheduled- #Dr_Saad_Ali_Shire

Somaliland Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Affairs Dr. Saad Ali Shire has in the strongest terms refuted media reports alleging the current government plans to postpone the upcoming Presidential and Parliamentary elections which are due to be held next in 27,March, 2017.

Dr. Saad Ali Shire, speaking to reporters during a press conference held in his office said, “The upcoming…

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@CalliopeCo: MT @brittny_mejia Cops follow along as crowd marches down Crenshaw Blvd LA chanting "no justice, no peace" #EzellFord http://t.co/HHu7diXkeI #justice4EzellFord

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Repost from @maarifacircle via @igrepost_app, 💮 The study of history cannot be a mere celebration of those who struggled on our behalf. We must be instructed by history and should transform history into concrete reality, into planning and development, into the construction of power and the ability to ensure our survival as a people. 💮 If not, Black History Month becomes an exercise in the inflation of egos; it becomes an exercise that cuts us further off from reality. Ironically, we now even see other people who are not our friends joining us in this celebration, which means that they must see in it some means of protecting their own interests, and see in it something that works for them, and possibly even against us. 💮 If they can celebrate our history and see it as something positive, then it means that we are not using it in a revolutionary sense. They do not see our study of it as a threat to their power. If we are not studying it in a way that it is a threat to their power then we are studying it incorrectly, and our celebration of it is helping to maintain us in a state of deception. 💮 So let us make sure that we look at and study history in a light such that it advances out interests, not inflates our egos and blinds us to reality.” - By: Amos N. Wilson #maarifacircle #LoveWhatYouSee #UnitedStatesOfAfrica #blackhistory #blackawareness #blackman #blackwomen #SelfLove #empowering #NextGeneration #BlackPanthers #pieandmash #malcolmx #MartinLutherKing #farrakhan

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Repost from @beautyfoster via @igrepost_app, Curly day 3 with the new do. #beautyfoster #natural #naturalhair #allnaturalproducts #leaveincondtiiner #coconutavocado #septum

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Ras Nebyu

DC Metro

Photo by Lloyd Foster

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Eritrean Visual/Coptic Realism artist Michael Adonai

Adonai was born in 1962, in Asmara, Eritrea. He joined the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF) in 1977, and began studying fine art at the EPFL Cultural Establishment in 1978. Upon the completion of his three-year training, he participated in a number of international art shows. His work has been shown in Eritrea, Europe, East and South Africa, USA, Middle East, Singapore, and Japan; his solo exhibitions include the 1993 exhibit at the National Museum of Ethiopia, the 2002 Earth Summit exhibition in Johannesburg, and Nature’s Wisdom exhibition in Japan in 2005. He is a five-time winner of Eritrea’s national painting competitions, including the prestigious Raimok prize in 2002. In addition to his visual art, he has authored five books and co-authored two.

Here’s his Facebook page which features more of his captivating pieces.

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#EzellFord #BlackDecember #ShutItDown

[reclaimingthebraziliantag]

(The cast of the You Tube program ‘Tá Bom Pra Você?’)

The importance of television in the lives of Brazilian citizens is undeniable. Present in most homes eventually becoming a fundamental instrument in the cultural formation of the country. Among the various forms proposed by the context of...

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18 #MillionsMarchNYC photos that prove anger about police brutality isn’t going away