#afro-americans

[theeladycaramel]

How come every couple weeks or so on Tumblr there's an argument over whether mixed black people (biracial) should be considered black. Some of them feel that having any admixture makes you not black and even if someone was mixed had a child with a monoracial black person that the child would still not be black. With that logic, most Afro-Americans (American Black people) or Afro-Latinos would not be considered black as well as many figures in black history.

[targetedru]

Afro-Americans Protesting CNN's Fake News About Russia

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[aesthesiamag]

Charlotte Mensah – Afro Hairdresser

Charlotte Mensah – Afro Hairdresser

Charlotte Mensah – Afro Hairdresser of the Year Finalist Collection -2015 Facebook / Instagram  / HairdressersOnStage bha-2014 and 2015-collections Award-winning hairstylist, owner and artistic director of the Hair Lounge salon, founder of the  Charlotte Mensah, BAH 2015 collection Academy and an inspiration to stylists, business owners and women worldwide. She’snachieved all this…

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[american-strength-blog]

2016.11.04_Importancia de 2016 Voto Afro-Americano (AMLS-esp).pdf

Afro-Americanos los Ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos Necesitan Ponerse de Pie y Enviar un Claro Mensaje de Compromiso Continuo.

[nowstuffnow]

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The common goal of 22 million Afro-Americans is respect as human beings, the God-given right to be a human being. Our common goal is to obtain the human rights that America has been denying us. We can never get civil rights in America until our human rights are first restored. We will never be recognized as citizens there until we are first recognized as humans. -Malcom X

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[jcoleknowsbest]

The ring shout

[sexistentialisms]

Many of the Jewish leaders and organizations supported us when we marched together in the South-and I might add, we had every reason to march together because the fascists of the south were anti-Jewish and anti-black. Jews marching in the South were not doing us a favor. We had a common cause. Some Jews could use some public facilities that blacks could not use because of our skin color, but the fascism that prevailed in the South was anti-black and anti-Jewish as well. So we marched together and developed some substantial relationships as we moved horizontally from the outside in.

Jesse Jackson, "Afro-Americans and the Palestinians," 1986