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[bantucola]

Welcome to the Gulf Coast Black Business Directory: 1821: A Pensacola Sampler Tag them, @Them & send your congrats! https://tinyurl.com/yjurjcop #groupeconomics #blackowned #gulfcoast #1821 #BlackThen #Pensacola

[beatrixiv]

This man is John LeFlore of Mobile, Alabama. He was the victim of a car bombing. His arm is missing and his leg. The Morton cleaned him up and put him in a chair to give his dignity back. The forethought of the Mortician is amazing because the city of Mobile, Alabama hasn't the decency to provide another photo of his. There is information that there is a school with his name; is there really? The recent photo is a regeneration of his face. See BlackThen.com DON'T USE ANY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INFO RACISTS CONTENT #BlackThen (at Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/By3n292Dh6X/?igshid=kljzkmzexrf3

[beatrixiv]

This man is John LeFlore of Mobile, Alabama. He was the victim of a car bombing. His arm is missing and his leg. The Morton cleaned him up and put him in a chair to give his dignity back. The forethought of the Mortician is amazing because the city of Mobile, Alabama hasn't the decency to provide another photo of his. There is information that there is a school with his name; is there really? The recent photo is a regeneration of his face. See BlackThen.com DON'T USE ANY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INFO RACISTS CONTENT #BlackThen (at Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/By3n292Dh6X/?igshid=kmie9klmzb7l

[beatrixiv]

This man is John LeFlore of Mobile, Alabama. He was the victim of a car bombing. His arm is missing and his leg. The Morton cleaned him up and put him in a chair to give his dignity back. The forethought of the Mortician is amazing because the city of Mobile, Alabama hasn't the decency to provide another photo of his. There is information that there is a school with his name; is there really? The recent photo is a regeneration of his face. See BlackThen.com DON'T USE ANY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INFO RACISTS CONTENT #BlackThen (at Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago) https://www.instagram.com/p/By3n292Dh6X/?igshid=vcv6i7rltrse

[creativemedicinehtw]

“We now know as Memorial Day began as “Decoration Day” in the immediate aftermath of the U.S. Civil War. It was a tradition initiated by former slaves to celebrate emancipationand commemorate those who died for that cause. These days, Memorial Day is arranged as a day “without politics”—a general patriotic celebration of all soldiers and veterans, regardless of the nature of the wars in which they participated. This is the opposite of how the day emerged, with explicitly partisan motivations, to celebrate those who fought for justice and liberation. The concept that the population must “remember the sacrifice” of U.S. service members, without a critical reflection on the wars themselves, did not emerge by accident. It came about in the Jim Crow period as the Northern and Southern ruling classes sought to reunite the country around apolitical mourning, which required erasing the “divisive” issues of slavery and Black citizenship. These issues had been at the heart of the struggles of the Civil War and Reconstruction. To truly honor Memorial Day means putting the politics back in. It means reviving the visions of emancipation and liberation that animated the first Decoration Days. It means celebrating those who have fought for justice, while exposing the cruel manipulation of hundreds of thousands of U.S. service members who have been sent to fight and die in wars for conquest and empire. As the U.S. Civil War came to a close in April 1865, Union troops entered the city of Charleston, S.C., where four years prior the war had begun. While white residents had largely fled the city, Black residents of Charleston remained to celebrate and welcome the troops, who included the TwentyFirst Colored Infantry. Their celebration on May 1, 1865, the first “Decoration Day,” later became Memorial Day. Yale University historian David Blight retold the story: During the final year of the war, the Confederates had converted the planters’ horse track, the Washington Race Course and Jockey Club, into an outdoor prison. Union soldiers were kept in horrible conditions in the interior of the track; at least 257 died of exposure and disease and were hastily buried” #Blackthen

[iamtracyrandall]

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[iamtracyrandall]

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[iamtracyrandall]

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