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The Nine Richest Women in Africa and What They Do as Millionaires96

The Nine Richest Women in Africa and What They Do as Millionaires

The wealthiest women in Africa each have a net worth of over $30 Million and advocate for new jobs and housing. Most live in South Africa.

49 comments    black history month
How George Lucas Presents the 332nd Fighter Group/US Army Air Corps and the North American P-51C Mustang Red Tails86

How George Lucas Presents the 332nd Fighter Group/US Army Air Corps and the North American P-51C Mustang Red Tails

"Red Tails" is a magnificent family film that tells the history and emotion of the segregation and acknowledgement of the Tuskegee Airmen, all of whom helped the US win WWII. They saved 1000s of lives and became exemplars to the US military complex.

19 comments    celebrities george lucas
Black Activists - Ruby Bridges80

Black Activists - Ruby Bridges

Ruby Bridges was a young girl of 6 years old when she walked with Federal Marshals to the all white elementary school. In that one moment captured by Norman Rockwell Bridges changed the country.

5 comments    black history activist
Overcoming Racism's Biological Illusion77

Overcoming Racism's Biological Illusion

As Black History Month comes to an end, take a minute to think about the beauty of diversity and the struggles that our nation has had to overcome in its attempt for true equality.

4 comments    evolution racism equality
Whatever Happened to Jayne Kennedy?73

Whatever Happened to Jayne Kennedy?

Jayne Kennedy first came onto the Hollywood scene as a dancer for Rowan and Martin’s Laugh In, alongside Goldie Hawn. Afterwards, she was lucky enough to be one of the hardest working black actresses in film and television during the 1970s, in...

0 comments    black history women's history
England's Black Queen Charlotte - The City of Charlotte, North Carolina was named in her honor82

England's Black Queen Charlotte - The City of Charlotte, North Carolina was named in her honor

The City of Charlotte, North Carolina is named after England’s Black Queen, Her Majesty Queen Charlotte. When you drive from the airport in North Carolina, you can't miss the monumental bronze sculpture of The Queen, dramatically bent backwards as...

7 comments    government europe england
Racism Still Alive Today82

Racism Still Alive Today

February is Black History Month. However, even though we celebrate Black History Month, racism is still alive and well in the U.S. today. There is much proof to this as I wrote in another hub Why are Aren't African Americans Included In History...

46 comments    income health care president
Psychological effects of racism within the Black community71

Psychological effects of racism within the Black community

Racism occurs when an ethnic group in power supports a sense of superiority/inferiority and takes part in actions and behaviors that suggest they are better than another race. Racism applies to any exclusion, restriction or preference based on race,...

0 comments    history psychology hate
Duckworth Chant - Sound Off72

Duckworth Chant - Sound Off

Working in a segregated Army, Duckworth was ordered to create a drill for the nine African-American soldiers having difficulty with training.

2 comments    music military world war ii
Medical Experiments Done on African-Americans in America88

Medical Experiments Done on African-Americans in America

Take a close look at the horrifying history of conventional medicine's exploitation of African-Americans for cruel medical experiments. The Antelope Valley News reported the early radiation experiments conducted in 1927 on Black children at Lyles Station, Indiana. Judge Sam Steinfield's dissent in Strunk v. Strunk, 445 S.W.2d 145 marks the first time a judge has ever suggested that the Nuremberg Code be applied in American court cases (Sharav).

4 comments    science medicine united states
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