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Yecheilyah
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The First Rainbow Coalition by Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers
Before Jesse Jackson's PUSH, there was the Rainbow Coalition that was started by Fred Hampton and the Black Panther Party in 1969 in Chicago, Illinois. It also included William "Preacherman" Fesperman of the Young Patriots Organization and José Cha Cha Jiménez of the Young Lords. The coalition's goals included ending police brutality, fair housing, economic equality, and giving power to the people.
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The Symbolism Behind the 1968 Black Power Salute by Tommie Smith and John Carlos
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When Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists at the October 16, 1968, Olympics in Mexico, they made history for themselves and the world. In this video, we examine the symbolism of that moment. From the black-gloved fists to the no-shoes and black socks to Smith's black scarf and Carlos's beaded necklace, it all had a deeper meaning than we thought.
Things We Didn't Learn About the Black Panther Party
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The Black Panther Party was founded by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale in Oakland, California, on October 15, 1966. We were not taught many things about their many social programs. In this video, we discuss a few of them.
Remembering Nat Turner
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Nat Turner was born on October 2, 1800. According to historian Kenneth Greenberg, Nat Turner is “the most famous, least-known person in American history.” Today, we are remembering four little-known facts about him.
The Forgotten Murders of Johnny Robinson and Virgil Ware
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When people recount the story of September 15, 1963, and the four little girls, two names are left out of the conversation: Virgil Ware and Johnny Robinson. They were murdered that same day, just hours after the bombing, but they aren't in your history books. www.blkhistorybook.com
Remembering the Six Little Children: The 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing of 1963
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Today, we remember not four but the six children who lost their lives that day, September 15, 1963, in Birmingham, Alabam, due to the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church: Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson, and the two little boys, Virgil Ware and Johnny Robinson. Learn more at blkhistorybook.com
US Highways Destroyed Black Neighborhoods
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Congress passed the Federal Highway Act in 1956, authorizing the largest public works program in the US. It promised to construct 41,000 miles of an interstate highway system that would run across the nation. Unfortunately, it also ran through many Black neighborhoods.
8 Black Women Labor Leaders You Didn't Learn About in School
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Here, we highlight the leadership of 8 Black women leaders we were not taught about in school: Dorothy Bolden, Nannie Helen Burroughs, Melnea Cass, Clara Day, Anna Arnold Hedgeman, Dora Lee Jones, Maida Springer Kemp, and Rosina Corrothers Tucker.
Remembering Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton
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Fred Hampton was the chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense. His life was tragically cut short at just 21 years old when he was murdered by Chicago Police and the FBI, who had long considered him a threat because of his political activism. He was born on this day, August 30, 1948.
Black August
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Originally started in the 1970s by California prisons, Black August began as a way to "honor the lives and deaths of Black political prisoners killed by the state, bring awareness to prison conditions, and honor the radical tradition of Black resistance against anti-Black state violence systemic oppression." (Standford Libraries)
The Black Moors of Spain
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Contrary to the racist notion of Africa being primitive and contributing very little to civilization, it was the Black Moors who civilized parts of Europe and paved the way to improved knowledge.
Remembering Emmett Louis Till
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Today, we remember Emmett Louis Till, born on this day, July 25th in 1941 at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Check out these interesting facts!
The Forgotten Sacrifices of Black Washerwomen
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The Forgotten Sacrifices of Black Washerwomen
The Real Identity Behind Willy Wonka's Oompa Loompas
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The Real Identity Behind Willy Wonka's Oompa Loompas
What They Didn't Tell You About Juneteenth
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What They Didn't Tell You About Juneteenth
Visiting the Walking Trail of The Wanderer
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Visiting the Walking Trail of The Wanderer
How the First Recorded Black Quadruplets Were Used to Sell Pet Milk
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How the First Recorded Black Quadruplets Were Used to Sell Pet Milk
What You Didn't Learn About Rosa Parks
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What You Didn't Learn About Rosa Parks
Sarah Rector: The 11-Year-Old Millionaire
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Sarah Rector: The 11-Year-Old Millionaire
The Hidden Black History of Lake Lanier
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The Hidden Black History of Lake Lanier
The Forgotten Boys: Virgil Ware and Johnny Robinson
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The Forgotten Boys: Virgil Ware and Johnny Robinson
Things Around the House Invented by Black People (Part 1)
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Things Around the House Invented by Black People (Part 1)
Lmao, Bobby Lee
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Thank you
I was 10. I remember it like it was yesterday ✊🏿 As a people we were proud of them then and we’re still proud of them now 🌹
I appreciate the education! Great video! ✊🏿
Did Black Panthers have anything to do with the fist and the reason the authorities at that time was so against it? And also his depression and addiction is a personal choice not to be shown as it's something he was forced to do because of his choice to be there. I feel you young lady so make sure to keep learning more and more and not just from the Black side but from ALL sides of history
The Symbolism is that it was created by Vladimir Lenin, architect of the russian revolution, communist, and mass murderer.
Both these men deserve Presidential Medals of Freedom.
I didn't know all of that. Amazing!
Good nformation. J.Edgar Hoover was a hypocritical devil.
They were not only concerned and feared their militance, they seen the good and uplifting that the Panthers were bringing to the Black community as a whole, that literally scared the hell out of those racists !!!
This is all propaganda black people don't even help each other around the world this is why black people need the white man's money there is no black Unity
I don't support the black community I don't believe their lies
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Really well done video, please keep spreading awareness of how cars were the main tool segregation was carried out with! 👍
Obama was an embarrassment
Wow
Our History ❤❤❤
Wow I didn’t know thank you for that much love from Michigan ❤
Thank you for all the educational and informative videos.
During the genocide
Great information. Thank you
I appreciate you empress 😌 sharing with the collective 🙏💜💫🪶
The with the hat on looks Like a Ute Native Indian..
There are a few that have a hat on... Which one? I think that I know who you are talking about, but I'm not sure... People don't realize or have researched who most of our people are... 🪶🏹🪮🧬🌎
Great video. 💓
Yes, I love how you ended the video with, "Washing the Nation's clothes". Say it again for the ppl in the back✊🏿
Omg!! Just found out recently that my great great great grandma was a washer woman. Love her soul and spirit ❤❤❤ the fact that the is just showed up in my Algorithm is amazing. Thanks for sharing beauty
It’s even listed in her census record
Working for yourself means the job could be hard, but the boss NEVER mistreat you
Here’s a non-CRT historical fact that isn’t thought in schools. Prior to the US Civil War, most whites did not own black slaves. Black slaves were mostly own by the wealthy southern plantation owners. Not only did black slaves cost more than what the average white American could afford, they had to be housed, clothed, fed, and maintained. Black slaves also required an overseer to prevent runaways because they were an investment for the plantation. Therefore, most whites did their own laundry. Prior to the black African nations selling their own people into the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade to the European explorers, black Africans washed their clothing by hand in nearby rivers. They had no experience with washboards and buckets until they were brought to the Americas, and they learned how to create soap from their owners. Even after slavery, no poor white American could afford a black servant. They still did their own laundry. However, middle and upper class Americans could afford a black housekeeper or hire a black person to clean their clothes. Notice I did not say “white middle and upper class Americans”; because even middle and upper class blacks had black servants as well. Even between the years of 1619 and 1630, before the black colonialist Anthony Johnson made his people slaves for life in the British American colonies, former black slaves (turned into free Virginian land owners) had black and/or white slaves as well. Washing clothes is not a sacrifice for anyone or any one race, and blacks historically oppressed their own just like they still do today. So, let’s not pretend that a mundane task is something to celebrate; especially when it’s done by people who aren’t known for contributing anything meaningful to society.
Always hardworking, always ingenious, Black washerwomen.
interesting bio. i think i remember reading about them when i was a kid.
Now I understand why my grandma still has and uses her washing board. I used to think she was crazy but nothing else get my clothes that clean 😂. Thankful for my ancestors!
I always knew that my maternal Great Grandmother "did laundry". I so appreciated this!
Making sure we were fed n nuture.......MOTHER THE NAME OF GOD ON BABIES LIPS......colour families businesses.....we need to put ..US BACK TOGETHER AS B4 ......
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Great video
And today 38% of Black pregnancies are terminated in America
Thank you queen
Great knowledge to know
Dude im White European ,and Brother Malcom is an important Figure in my Life.
Langston Hughes Counter Cullen?
Shalom Shalom Achoti What happened to the video about the black feminine spirit? Love this by the way.
The Sacred Dark Feminine video is on YahsTube I believe.
@@yecheilyah Tob tob video Achoti
Why can’t we build our own Tic Tok n you tube
At age 11 she was a girl, not a woman.
I've never heard their names because they're black 😢 may their soul RIP
Great info
Thank you!
I did hear about Addie's sister.
I will stay connected. Nice work, New subbie
Thank you!