#uncletom

[azspot]

Many African-Americans don't hate the real story that Stowe wrote. The Uncle Tom character that she gives us is extraordinarily Christian. The climax of the story really comes when Uncle Tom is asked to reveal where two slave women are hiding, who had been sexually abused by their master. And he refuses. Knowing that he is going to be beaten to death, he refused to say where they are. And African-Americans who have read the novel can appreciate what kind of heroism that took for a black man to sign away his life to save two black women.

Patricia Turner

[renegadeurbanmediasource]

Yep. That’s why have so many yassaboss, clout chasers! Their minds are constantly trained to be subservient to massa! That’s why they continue to bad-mouth our own people!

[tubbsmccracken]

What James Baldwin said about police officers, especially the Black ones. Goes with all of my early childhood teachings taught to me as a young boy.

[democracyunderground]

Breonna Taylor grand juror speaks out, says prosecutors steered them away from homicide charges

After a judge allowed a grand juror in the Breonna Taylor case to speak about the deliberations, the anonymous juror confirmed what many had suspected.

#BreonnaTaylor #BlackLivesMatter #SayHerName 

#KentuckyAttorneyGeneral #McConnellYesMan

[the-fact-site]

The real inspiration for "Uncle Tom's Cabin" walked 900 miles with his wife and children, to escape slavery. He also founded a colony in Canada and helped 118 others to freedom. #FACT

[thejudahite]

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[campuslately]

I Aint Your Uncle Tom

[defalternative]

#HOV #Blue #UncleTom #Breakfast #LoveHOLLA @TheRealNappyG!