#africanqueens

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[daughtersofthemyscira]

"African Queens: Njinga is the first installment in a new Netflix docuseries from Jada Pinkett Smith's studios highlighting true stories of some of Africa's most fascinating rulers."

And people still question if there were/are women warrior Queens. Stunningly beautiful. Give it a watch.

[nuttypenguintyphoon]

From Executive Producer @jadapsmith comes a new docuseries exploring the lives of iconic African queens.

QUEEN CLEOPATRA follows the story of Cleopatra, one of the world’s most famous and misunderstood woman.

QUEEN CLEOPATRA is available to stream May 10 only on Netflix

[biglisbonnews]

Netflix releases a new docuseries on African Queens Queen Njinga of Ndongo and Matamba—now present-day Angola—has just made her debut on Netflix’s new series African Queens released today, which will highlight the stories of prominent African female rulers.Read more... https://qz.com/netflix-releases-a-new-docuseries-on-african-queens-1850116840

[blackmodelsunite]

@official_bitaniyay Best things that ever happened to me is that I’m BLACK✊🏾,I’m AFRICAN🌍,I’m ETHIOPIAN🇪🇹,and finally the most and best thing ever is I’M A WOMAN👸🏾.That is the way all Ethiopian females should feel✊🏾🌍🇪🇹👸🏾. Habesha dress👗by @sammer.design thank you 🙏🏾 Photo credit goes to @dcabesha 📸thank you🙏🏾 Make-up and hair style by @official_bitaniyay myself 💋💄😜 #black #blackqueen #blackqueens #blackwomen #african #africanqueen #africanqueens #africanqueen👑 #africanwomen #ethiopians #ethiopianwomen #ethiopianqueen beyond the description ❤️ . . . . . @misscharm.tv @misscharmethiopia2023 @misssupranational #misscharm2023 #misseaatafricaethiopia2021👑 #misscharmethiopia2023 👑 #internationalcharityqueen2019👑 #misssupranational3rdrunnerup2017👑 #misssupranatoinalethiopia2017 👑 #timelessbeauty1strunnerup2017 👑 #misscharminternationalethiopia2021 #beautifulhabeshaculture ___________ All Rights Reserved by @official_bitaniyay Reposted from @official_bitaniyay . . . #blackmodelsunite (at MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, Washington DC) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmuROjmutK2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lankosiwrites]

Ma Nhleko

You are your name, a lioness clothed with nothing but love and rare fierceness. You embody the characteristics of a warrior queen, with a heart made of gold. You are loved by many, not by force, but due to your aura. This aura can be seen as a threat to those who were never meant to understand your being because they aren’t on your level. You are the cycle breaker of your generation, a queen in…

[elfdafrique]

Afrique Notre Afrique 🌍 Celebrating #AfricanQueens of #blackhistory on #IWD2023 Queen Nzinga of Ndongo (Angola) was a powerful monarch who successfully kept the Portuguese out of her land for 35 years. In order to fight off Portugal, (who wanted to conquer the area to further the slave trade) Nzinga conquered neighboring kingdoms to expand her territory. Nzinga led her warriors in battle until her sixties and defied numerous assassination attempts to die peacefully in her sleep at 81 in 1663. Nzinga impact was so strong that she prevented the Portuguese from reaching deep into Southwest Africa until her death. Angola would finally be free of Portuguese control centuries later in 1975. #happyinternationalwomensday #womensday #womensmonth #BlackQueen #QueenNzinga #TeamÉLF https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpic0qhN5t8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ezichiny]

As we transition from Black History Month to Women’s History month, I encourage you to watch this Netflix documentary on the only African Female King to be recognized as sovereign of her nation by the Pope. Black women are often forgotten in history. But her place in the history of Angola 🇦🇴 will not be erased. support black women, read our stories! #womenshistorymonth #blackwomenarewomenshistory #africanqueens #queennjinga #netflix https://www.instagram.com/p/CpX2oXELKOz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[safirah63]

Let’s learn together by seeking our truth! #njinga #africanqueens https://www.instagram.com/p/CozAWQKImuol0l7nIB47KBlEdzROJH6MHKlo8o0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tvrundownusa]

tvrundown USA 2023.02.15

Wednesday, February 15th:

(exclusive): The Nevers (Tubi, next 3 eps, season 1B finale), Horario Estelar (hulu, Mexian horror drama, all 10 eps), Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (dsn+, animated series, first 6 eps), Mila in the Multiverse (dsn+, Brazilian teen mystery series, all 8 eps), Red Rose (netflix, UK teen horror series, all 8 eps), #NoFilter (netflix, Brazilian teen comedy, all 10 eps), Eva Lasting (netflix, Colombian teen dramedy, all 13 eps), The Law According to Lidia Poët (netflix, Italian period drama, all 6 eps), Full Swing (netflix, PGA Tour behind-the-scenes docuseries, all 8 parts), African Queens (netflix, docuseries "Njinga of Angola", all 4 parts)

(streaming weekly): Star Wars: The Bad Batch (dsn+), Are You The One? (Para+), Wu-Tang: An American Saga (hulu, final season opener, first 3 eps)

(earlier - hour 0): NFL Slimetime (NICK, season 2 finale)

(hour 1): Chicago Med (NBC), The Conners (ABC) /   / The Goldbergs (ABC), The Flash (theCW), The Masked Singer (FOX, season 9 opener), The Price Is Right at Night (CBS)

(hour 2): Chicago Fire (NBC), Abbott Elementary (ABC) /   / Not Dead Yet (ABC), Kung Fu (theCW), Special Forces (FOX), Lingo (CBS), Sistas (BET), NOVA (PBS, "Ancient Builders of the Amazon"), The Challenge (MTV, season 38 "Ride or Dies" finale, 90mins)

(hour 3): Chicago P.D. (NBC), A Million Little Things (ABC), The Ark (SyFy), Tough as Nails (CBS), South Park (COM),   / Beavis & Butt-Head (COM), Power Slap (TBS),   / grown-ish (Freeform)

(hour 4 - latenight): Tooning Out the News (COM)

[lesdupont]

Trance Makossa is on the TRANCE MAKOSSA EP LYS 100 (Dibango cover)

[prettythangleee]

Smile! 😁😍

#oldtomenewtoyall

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[raleksd]

(via "ATTRACTIVE AFRICAN YOGA QUEEN - BLACK HISTORY MONTH." A-Line Dress for Sale by Frantz CIALEC)

Celebrate Black History Month with our exclusive design, “Attractive African Yoga Queen.” This design is a tribute to the strength, resilience, and beauty of African women who have been pioneers in the world of yoga.

The “Attractive African Yoga Queen” design embodies the spirit of African heritage and yoga’s transformative power. It’s a symbol of grace, flexibility, and inner peace that yoga promotes, combined with the rich cultural heritage of Africa.

This design is not just an aesthetic choice; it’s a statement. It tells a story of empowerment, self-love, and respect for one’s roots. It’s about acknowledging the contributions of African women to the global yoga community and celebrating their influence.

The “Attractive African Yoga Queen” is more than just a design; it’s a movement. It’s about breaking stereotypes, embracing diversity, and promoting inclusivity in the yoga community. It’s about honoring the past while looking forward to a future where everyone can find peace and wellness through yoga, regardless of their race or ethnicity.

So this Black History Month, let’s celebrate with the “Attractive African Yoga Queen” design. Let it inspire you to embrace your heritage, practice mindfulness, and strive for physical and mental well-being. Remember, every time you wear this design, you’re not just making a fashion statement; you’re honoring a rich history and becoming part of a global movement towards inclusivity in yoga.

Join us in celebrating Black History Month with the “Attractive African Yoga Queen” design. Let’s honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to a future where everyone is an integral part of the global yoga community.

[arcturiusmusic]

African Queen Music Video is out on YouTube!

[lankosiwrites]

A Lesson From The Past 💜

One of the key lessons we can learn from Queen Labotsibeni’s leadership is the importance of strategic decision-making. During her regency, she faced threats from neighboring European powers seeking to exploit Eswatini’s resources. She identified the need to protect her kingdom’s independence, and effectively negotiated with British and South African authorities to ensure that her people retained…

[wildflowerophelia]

The Queen of Sheba

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