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December 6, 2015

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What Africa Needs: Trade Not Aid

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On this day, March 6th, 1957, Ghana, under the lea

On this day, March 6th, 1957, Ghana, under the leadership of Kwame Nkrumah, made history as the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence from colonial rule. Nkrumah's powerful words, 'the African People are capable of managing their own affairs and Ghana our beloved country is free forever,' resonated across the continent, inspiring a wave of liberation. Today, we celebrate not just Ghana's freedom, but its pivotal role in the African independence movement. 🇬🇭 Photographed by @oshane.howard
Creative Direction by: @josefadamu
Produced by: @ssunday.co #GhanaIndependenceDay #ghana #AfricanHistory #KwameNkrumah
#blackphotographer #blackartist

A New York-based title insurance firm is defying i

A New York-based title insurance firm is defying industry expectations, reaching a remarkable $3 billion in closed transactions in just ten years of operation while specializing in one of real estate’s most complex sectors. @national_standard_abstract, a family-owned title insurance firm founded in 2015, recently celebrated this milestone after closing its largest project to date—the $384 million renovation of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Frederick Samuel Apartments in Harlem. The father-son team of Osei and Nadir Rubie has carved out a unique niche in the competitive New York real estate market by specializing in faith-based developments, which now represent over $600 million of their transaction portfolio. Full article link in bio #realestate
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Consumer Reports recently conducted an alarming in

Consumer Reports recently conducted an alarming investigation into synthetic braiding hair, revealing significant health concerns for users, particularly Black women and children. The study found carcinogens in all tested samples, including benzene and lead, which can pose serious health risks. In light of these findings, many consumers may seek safer alternatives. Here’s a list of some Black-owned hair extension companies that provide natural, non-synthetic options: @rebundle.co
@nouriehair
@dossobeauty
@naturalbabehair
@fingercomber
@naharas.curls Article link in bio #hair
#naturalhair
#healthyhair
#hairextensions
#blackownedbrand
#blackownedbusiness

Books by Black authors are increasingly targeted i

Books by Black authors are increasingly targeted in removal campaigns across American schools and libraries. Works celebrating Black joy, identity, and historical truths are being systematically challenged and removed with minimal transparency or justification. These books are more than stories—they're cultural touchstones fostering empathy, representation, and understanding. For Black readers, seeing themselves reflected in literature is transformative; for all readers, these works provide essential perspectives. Recent censorship efforts show a disturbing pattern of targeting literature exploring racial justice and authentic Black experiences. This trend has reached Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools, where entire collections face ideological scrutiny under problematic criteria. By supporting these banned books, we resist silencing Black voices and affirm literature's vital role in democracy. Article link in bio. #books
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#blackauthors
#bannedbooks

This retreat from corporate diversity commitments

This retreat from corporate diversity commitments makes it more crucial than ever for consumers to take direct action in supporting Black-owned businesses. While these brands are available on Amazon, we encourage you to purchase directly from their websites to maximize the impact of your spending and ensure these entrepreneurs receive the full benefit of your purchase. Beauty & Personal Care:
@alaffia
@oyinhandmade
@edenbodyworks
@sprinjene
@huenoir
@kazmaleje
@buttahskin
@boldenusa
@thecutbuddy
@afropick_ Home & Lifestyle:
@the125collection
@shadesofcolorgifts
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@professoramos
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@shop_dessie Food & Beverage:
@golde
@zachandzoehoney
@iyafoods
@drinksipherbals
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@blitzchampz
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@puzzlehuddle Apparel & Accessories:
@iconileggings
@meltfit
@hairbrella
@rebeccaallenny
@lemlemofficial
@telfarglobal
@cise.store
@cocoandbreezy Article link in bio #dei
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#shopblack
#blackowned
#blackownedbusiness

Rasheeda Purdie, founder and chef of @ramenbyra to

Rasheeda Purdie, founder and chef of @ramenbyra took an unexpected path to the kitchen. A former NYC stylist, she made the bold leap from fashion to food, channeling her passion for ramen into a business that merges tradition with creativity. In this interview, Purdie shares her journey, her unique approach to ramen, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Article link in bio #ramen
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#nyceats
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#ramenlover
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