#balck Americans

[timaeuslover001]

After hearing about peoples idea about reparations based on their definition, the only people really deserve reparations are the planes Indian tribes (Cheyenne, Blackfoot, Crow,Sioux, Lakota,Comanche and other Plains Indian tribes) because their lifestyle was harmed by the US government involvement and forced living style of the reservation.

Plaines Indians moved with their food, which was bison. They often traveled with their food traveled. They were forced reservations of life was completely changed. Not only did the bison get hunted to extinction, but they were forced to be in one spot. Lives in lifestyles or in a way that was normal for them to be in one spot for all of their life. They were forced to reservations in the Blackfoot tribe, especially were hit with a famine at the time where most of the tribe ended up dying from starvation and there was nothing they could do about it because that was the only land they were allowed to be on freely and not only that, but they were forced to be dependent on the US government for a lot of their food which unfortunately got taken advantage of the service people meant to be helping them, but just took advantage of them instead sometimes.

But that wasn’t even the worst worst thing the schools were probably the worst thing to happen to them because after being forced to be in that spot a few years later, they were forced to have their children taken from them at young ages like almost 8 years old these boarding schools to wear horrific things happened to them and they got sick and sometimes they would even die and never see their parents ever again💔

Most tribes lived in one area and stayed in that one area, the planes Indians, however, did not so according to the definition of reparations and who deserves it: the people who lives were affected by the decisions of “white people” it would be them. They’re the only people who literally were not only damaged physically but emotionally and their lifestyle so much so that it ended up giving them bad habits and behaviors that still exist to this day. Their diets are not the healthiest, because of the ration food of sugar and milk they barely even had on those reservations(fry bread) and because of that their health is dangerously bad, I mean it’s no different than the way most Americans most Americans or obese and overweight and have health issues due to their diet but that was something that was affecting them from over 100 years ago our diet recently got terrible 60 to 70 years ago. Their lives have been drastically affected in those effects still being true today.

Things aren’t racially motivated as they were then I think greedy people just take advantage of the fact that they’re not really talked about or paid attention to group the way. Black and Hispanics are in the country. I mean anybody who’s not really displayed in mainstream media to a nauseating degree doesn’t really have most peoples attention in America. And that goes for the world too those commercials about those starving kids in Africa didn’t appear on our TV screens how many people would know about it? (NONE!)

So before people start rushing to the federal reserves office to get a check, they don’t deserve. They should really fact check history and make sure that they understand that not everybody’s lives were affected the same way in the same time. Blacks were successful before during and after slavery. Whether they had education or not, they found a way to make a life for themselves.

[strawberross]

[pensieri-inlacrime]

Così? 🩶

[healthcaredirectory]

Introduction: In the field of mental well-being, it is essential to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of African American health practitioners. These pioneers have not only made significant strides in promoting mental health but have also played a crucial role in advocating for the needs of the African American community. In this blog, we will explore the remarkable work of black practitioners in the field of mental health and their invaluable contributions to the overall well-being of individuals and communities.

History and Challenges: African American health practitioners have faced numerous challenges throughout history, including systemic racism, discrimination, and limited opportunities for professional advancement. Despite these obstacles, they have persevered, making a lasting impact on mental health care.

Overcoming Barriers: Black practitioners have fought tirelessly to overcome barriers and create safe spaces for mental health support within African American communities. By addressing cultural stigmas and providing culturally sensitive care, they have helped reduce disparities in mental health access and improved the overall well-being of their clients.

Advocacy and Empowerment: African American health practitioners have been at the forefront of advocating for mental health equity and the specific needs of the African American community. They have played a vital role in challenging the status quo, influencing policy changes, and promoting inclusivity within the mental health care system.

Prominent Figures: There are several notable African American health practitioners who have made significant contributions to the field of mental well-being. Dr. Francis Cress Welshing, a renowned psychiatrist, focused on the psychological impact of racism on African Americans. Her work highlighted the importance of addressing the social determinants of mental health.

Innovative Approaches: Black practitioners have brought unique perspectives and innovative approaches to mental health care. By integrating culturally relevant practices and incorporating community-based interventions, they have been able to engage individuals and families in their healing journey effectively.

Creating Safe Spaces: One of the significant contributions of black practitioners is the creation of safe spaces for individuals to seek mental health support. These practitioners have established community clinics, support groups, and outreach programs to combat the stigma surrounding mental health and provide accessible resources.

Inspiring Future Generations: Through their accomplishments and dedication, African American health practitioners serve as role models for aspiring professionals. By breaking down barriers and paving the way for future generations, they inspire and empower others to pursue careers in mental health and contribute to the well-being of their communities.

Conclusion: The contributions of African American health practitioners in the field of mental well-being cannot be overstated. Their resilience, advocacy, and commitment to providing culturally sensitive care have had a profound impact on individuals and communities. By recognizing and celebrating these pioneers, we honor their invaluable contributions and encourage continued progress in addressing mental health disparities. It is crucial to support and amplify the voices of black practitioners to ensure equitable access to mental health care for all.

[mist-sterious]

^__^ sending all my white followers to the fields tomorrow

[ggfanlover]

hiii do you have any famous parents ideas for a teen fame dr ? specific ethnicity balck / native american ( but i’m open to being adopted in this dr )

Some Ideas for you!

Mom:

- Julia Jones (actress)

- Brenda Schad (supermodel)

- Anna Hathaway (actress)

- Rene Aranda (actress)

- Amber Midthunder (actress)

- quannah rose (Model)

Dad:

- Tiger woods (actor)

- Taylor Launter (actor)

- Eddie spears (actor)

- Adam Beach (actor)

Many of the celebrities I mentioned may not be as big in Hollywood anymore. So Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions still!

[everythingaboutjude]

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I've heard that do, it usually seems like that dynamic is the go-to because white women in those relationships are on the more submissive side. Submissive as if staying in the shadows and letting their man step out of the relationship as long as he keeps up appearances with his partner. And funny enough, if you look at those relationship, the guys who do cheat do so with WOC. That's where a lot of criticism comes into play as well, like you can mess around with us but when it's time to settle down the white woman always wins. There's deeper conversations there as well. I personally don't get into the deeper conversations as I'm an offspring of a WWBM dynamic.

That's interesting. Never heard about it. I always thought that american balck athletes are more open to date their own race than european.

[4uru]

Ok so a weird revelation i had is, black ppl are translated into punjabi ppl.

Ok so, i grew up with disney india as a kid in Bangladesh , where we had the disney shows, but the indian version,

Good luck charlie= best of luck nikki

Characters: pam

Suit life of zack and cody=suit life of karan and kabir

Mr. Mosby is mr. Maansingh

Thats so raven=palak pe jhalak

The entire family

The exception: Shake it up chicago=shake it up mumbai

In this one its total genderswap, neel=cece, yash=rocky, (this is the only show where the balck ppl are not translated into punjabi, the twins are punjabi here)

Etc

In of these shows, every american character who is black is punjabi in the indian version.

Ig they kinda meet the same media cliche/stereotypes. Ppl with more media literacy than me can delve into that, i dont feel educated enough to continue this ramble

[b0ligrafo]

There "there is no racism in Latin America" crowd is deeply unserious and undeserving of any crum of attention, but I think there is something to be said about how the USA as a cultural hegemon has lead the prominent discourse around race (be it anti-native racism or anti-balckness) to be separated of Latin American material conditions, making the resulting activism (which is good faith, and a positive all around) kind of lost.

Not that learning from usamerican sources, activists and revolutionaries is not important, but that taking their analysis and applying those here wholecloth is counter productive.

[2-the-manor-born]

The BIRTHPLACE of MARTIN LUTHER KING JR (1929-1968).

January 15th 1929

American Civil Rights leader,and Baptist Minister.A leading figure in the civil rights movement,for balck people in America,especially during the 1950's and 60's.

Martin Luther King Jr. - Wikipedia

LIVED HERE: Birthplace.Childhood.1929 to 1941

501 Auburn Avenue,Altanta,Georgia 30312,USA

Public Museum/PRIVATE Residence/Private Commercial

Heritage Protected: YES/NO National Historic Register (USA)

Birth Home - Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov)

[prayerismyweapon]

There are somethings that have been out in our faces for decades and were blind to or didn't want to accept.

1) The Bible is NOT the "white" man's book

2) The American Negro very much fits the curses of Deuteronomy

3) People always ask where is U.S. in Bible, we are New Egypt/Babylon (look at your money-what God were they serving?)

4) We Black must take responsibility of our situation but white people don't act as if it happen by our own doing. Laws and other factors count.

5) You are worth TRILLIONS of dollars...this country doesn't really want you to leave

6) If God did not love us then why are we still here? The balck American should not even exist at this point.

7) Read! READ! READ! Learn before it is too late

8) Even if you are Hebrew, Jesus still is the way.

[timaeuslover001]

 don’t talk to me about how you’re an ally to Black people and racial harmony if you’re not protesting against the KKK having legal soil to operate in the US.

Don’t talk to me.

Y’all getting excited over blackface is being in lead TV shows and movies, getting excited Black people on red carpets, getting excited over magazines, all the shallow superficial stuff that no deep value in anybody’s life, but SILENT people who are part of a known openly racist organization, who is dedicated to the segregation and extermination of their said targeted groups…. BUT YOU ARE NOT ACTIVELY TRYING TO HAVE THESE KKK REMOVED FORM US SOIL!

[theglassdragoncollective]

[ID: A graphic with birds flying through the sky listing the birds under the caption, "Birdtober" List goes, "1. Willow ptarmigan 2. Stephanie's Astrapia 3. American kestrel 4. Wilson's bird-of-paradise 5. Magnificent frigatebird 6. Nicobar pigeon 7. Bearded reedling 8. Catalina macaw 9. Eurasian jay 10. Red-shouldered hawk 11. Velvet-purple coronet 12. Tufted titmouse 13. Superb lyrebird 14. Japanese pygmy woodpecker 15. Belted kingfisher 16. Black-faced hawk 17. Exclamatory paradise whydah 18. Chukar 19. King-of-saxony bird-of-paradise 20. Osprey 21. Adelie Penguin 22. Cerulean-capped manakin 23. Crested guan 24. Balck-crowned night heron 25. Stellar's jay 26. Tit berrypecker 27. Northern carmine bee-eater 28. Baltimore oriole 29. Evening grosbeak 30. Steel-blue flycatcher 31. Kakapo." End ID]

Taking on @thelocal-idot 's birdtober 2024 challenge this year because I like birds

Prompt list below the cut vv

[infokizansh]

Premium flavors in Single malt with smooth and blended-in whisky. 

Whisky is the perfect drink that makes you feel warm from the inside. In a country like India where a huge number of whisky lovers will never die, there are bound to be numerous whisky brands available in the market. Here, we have some of the best whiskies brands in India. 

There is no doubt that Indians have unmatched lovers of whisky. Be it a bottle of an economically priced whisky, or a fine bottle of luxurious scotch whisky sought both are equal. The sheer number of whisky brands available in India is a testament to the country’s love for this golden nectar and smooth combination of natural grains and Scottish malt. 

There are many economical choices for whisky brands like Royal Challenge, Officers Choice, Table Reserve, Balck-52, and La- Misha. Here are the best brands of whisky in India in 2022. 

Table Reserve has a collection of premium whiskies in the country.  

 The finest scotch malts are blended with selective Indian grain spirits and aged in oak barrels using the deep process of maturation. 

The Table Reserve Collection has subtle notes of wheat, Oak, and single malt. The smoky, grain flavor profile has a rich, creamy, and warm finish. 

The fastest growing whisky market in India and Oversea, and especially famous for the premium Flavors of Foreign with Indian natural grains. American-based Scotch Whisky has a fast-growing company, which is recently been doing great in the Indian market. 

Reasonable pricing and high accolades garnered at whisky. With Premium level and Indian malt has been the most loved all over the world. 

Table Reserve is a short list of the Top companies of liquor in Indian States like Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Chhattisgarh, and other States in India. They are producing the IMFL top brands by foreign liquors with the help of Indian single malt.  

The top-selling whisky in Uttar Pradesh is Table Reserve by the Kizansh Group. Which is the based on (BIJNOR BASED) manufacturing company of Liquor.  

They are making new whisky production facilities in various states such as Goa, Punjab, and Dera Bassi. And working on a new flavor of Vodka in the premium segment La- Misha Vodka in Noida. 

Mostly famous in Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and most of the southern states in India. 

[mikasaackerman9]

[dewitty1]

Did you know this?!?!

from @blackwomenthrive & @melaninboard

Harlem World Magazine says:

About the top picture: A photo of a ukrainian cosplayer by the name of Olya Gussy  who posed in several photographs as Betty Boop in which went viral and has been seen by millions of people on the internet where the photo has been mistaken as Baby Esther and/or Helen Kane. The reason as to why the photoshoot of Oyla was mistaken for Baby Esther was because HelloBeautiful’s Lifestyle Editor Danielle Young posted the photo of the “white” ukrainian cosplayer (the practice of dressing up as a character from a movie, book, or video game) dressed up as Betty Boop and claimed it was Baby Esther without researching the origin of the photograph, which made people believe the photograph was actually “Baby Esther”, and also lead people to believe Betty Boop was of mixed-race heritage/Mulatto.

Baby Esther

The Real Betty Boop!