The Black History Channel

Real Black History told by science.

[realjaysumlin]

We Are by Baby’s Baby

One day we will find our roots and thrive like the trees we are, instead of trying to be a leaf on a branch... We are the tree that gave birth to all humanity and they are the leaves that stand on our tree of life, because we are the original humans on this planet of ours and every one descends from us and not the other way around especially when our Sun reveals this truth every single day.

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[realjaysumlin]

Absolutely 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯.

[achillesinhighheels]

Naomi Osaka at 2026 Wimbeldon wearing Hana Yagi

[realjaysumlin]

Why do these wicked inferior cowards always feel they have any rights to tell us who we are? Especially when they don't know their dumbass fake identity of whiteness and white terrorism is something that they invented to make themselves feel good about themselves, even though our skin colors don't have a fucking thing to do with the falsehood of race.

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Manon

makeup by @piantedbyesther (Ngozi Edeme)

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[realjaysumlin]

This piece of shit isn't a president, he's just a fucking criminal sitting in the oval office because dumbass cowards cheated to get him in the oval office instead of being locked up like the criminal he actually is.

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It even makes totally sense that the AI, being trained on Shelley and others' works, thus taught to write like Shelley, will associate the original works with AI production.

[realjaysumlin]

Sometimes I use improper grammar just to prove that I'm human, what a different kind of world we're all living in.

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[alkebulannews]

On 26 June 2026, Burkina Faso became the second country in the Sahel to completely end all diplomatic ties with its former coloniser, France. On the national television network Radio Television Burkina (RTB), Gilbert Ouedraogo, the Minister of Communications, stated, “The essential conditions for promoting relations ​based on mutual respect, reciprocal trust, respect for ‌the ⁠principle of non-interference in internal affairs, and national sovereignty are not in place,” referring to France. He accused the European country of supporting t*rrorism in the Sahel region, an accusation first made by Mali’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdoulaye Maïga in 2022.

Burkina Faso’s neighbour, Niger, has not, in practice, had a diplomatic relationship with France since the French embassy in Niamey closed in December 2023. Burkina Faso has had previous tensions with the French diplomatic presence in the country. On 2 January 2023, Burkina Faso declared the former French ambassador to the country, Luc Hallade, persona non grata, ordering his expulsion. However, Burkina Faso did accept the arrival of a new French ambassador to the country. Now that diplomatic ties between the two states have ended, the French embassy in the country will be forced to close.

Burkina Faso, like Mali and Niger, ended the French military occupation of its country. For Burkina Faso, the military relationship with France ended in February 2023. The three countries, united under the banner of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), also left the French-dominated soft-power organisation known as the Francophonie in March 2025.

[realjaysumlin]

The entire continent of Africa should be on the same page.

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Born in Joplin, Missouri February 1, 1901 James Mercer Langston Hughes had already spent two years in Paris working as a busboy in a Montmartre restaurant owned by WWI pilot Eugene Jacques Bullard. It was in that club he first heard the music of Black American jazz greats who fled to France following the war. One of the earliest innovators of “jazz poetry”, Hughes is best known as the Poet Lauréat of the Harlem Renaissance. Hughes died May 22, 1967 in NYC

[realjaysumlin]

FRANCES CRESS WELSING - IF THE BLACK MAN IS DESTROYED THEN THE BLACK PEO...

it's really sad that so many Black Africans and Black Indigenous People globally have lost their lives trying to improve ours and I have to say that they all died in vain, simply because most of our people are becoming more like our colonizers and oppressors instead of rejecting everything these wicked cowards said about us.

I find it so difficult to defend our beautiful Black Africans and Black Indigenous People globally because some of us would rather seek validation and approval from those who have caused us the greatest harm against our ancestors who gave up their lives so we could stand up and continue the fight that they started no matter the odds or the cost.... I keep asking, what kind of people are we truthfully? Because no one in their right minds would find comfort in being mistreated and dehumanized without rejection.

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Olandria ❤️

[realjaysumlin]

The First 6 African Americans Who Escaped Slavery and Became Millionaires

The First 6 African Americans Who Escaped Slavery and Became Millionaires

Immediately following Emancipation, there were 4,047 millionaires in the United States -- and six of them were African American. Between 183

Black Success will always be a reason for white hate, simply because it proves their false claims that Black Africans and Black Indigenous People globally are inherently inferior even though we are the original humans on Earth who created everything before anyone else on our planet.

The false identity of whiteness is nothing more than people who suffer from an inferiority complex because they know they are weak and cowardice especially when they know that they can't compete against us on a level platform.