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August 21, 2015

Was the Black Woman God? Queen of the Universe pt. 1

Women in ancient African high culture civilizations were worshiped as “Guardian Angels” and revered as “Mothers of the Universe.” A man could not become a King without the Queen crowning him (her king). A woman’s wisdom was valuable treasure, and her aura was sought after by real mean seeking to build and/or to maintain empires […]
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July 12, 2015

The Black History Behind – OH THANK HEAVEN for ‪Seven Eleven

Schools forgot this ‪Black History‬: Today is 7/11 “OH THANK HEAVEN for ‪Seven Eleven”‬ ~ The ‪#MOORS‬ saved Europe in 711 AD. Moors means a mix of black folks, just like ‪African Americans‬ and our folks in the ‪#‎Caribbean‬ that were ‪#‎kidnapped‬ from ‪#‎Africa‬ into different regions around the world (Most of our ancestors fought […]
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July 4, 2015

Frederick Douglass’s 4th of July Speech Still Resonates in Our Spirits

Frederick Douglass’s speech, “What To The Slave Is The 4th Of July?” still resonates well with people 162 years later. The energy reverberates through my spirit and soul every time I read it or listen to someone reciting it. He told the truth in the face of White America in 1852 and they had no […]
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June 1, 2015

We Made The Papers!

I owe a BIG THANKS & HUGS to everyone that made it to our event on Saturday, May 16th, and to those that already donated towards our campaign!! The “2nd Annual Black On Black Crime Solutions Panel,” made it into four different newspapers: The Sun-Sentinel, The Boca Raton Times, The South Florida Times, and The […]
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May 9, 2015

Solutions To Black On Black Crime Epidemic In America, Phase 1

Slavery has been a blight upon humanity since the dawn of civilization. It has impacted almost every culture and society that has existed in some way, shape, or form, America has been no exemption. The effects that slavery has had on American society have been varied and far reaching, leaving America’s former slaves socially divided […]
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March 3, 2015

A Little Girl’s Quest For Her History: Toussaint Louverture

Say hello to Majesteé, a thirteen year girl that wrote an impressive history paper on Toussaint Louverture, (May 20, 1743 – April 7,1803) the great Haitian general. Majesteé’s paper was so intriguing that she’s going to districts for a national history contest. She decided to write about the iconic general since its “Black History Month” […]
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January 21, 2015

The Bravery of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The three words that I think about when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. crosses my mind are: bravery, peace, and black history. There are times that I try to imagine myself with the brave heart to speak in front of hundreds of thousands of people. The patience to allow police to smack me across the […]
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October 3, 2014

I Dare You To Dream Again

2014 has been a very interesting year for me. The “WILL” to pull my ideas that are in my spirit into the physical realm is a divine power that I’ve ascertained. We all have the ability but only a few have the know-how, or care to. You will never leave where you are until you can see yourself there. In 5.5 years I’ll be pushing 40 years old. The BIG 4-0 and I’m in no rush.
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