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Posted @withregram • @womensmarch Today is Susan

Posted @withregram • @womensmarch Today is Susan B Anthony’s 200th birthday. As many celebrate her part in the Suffrage Movement, we must remember that the struggle for the vote did not end with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. In some Southern states, Black women were unable to freely exercise their right to vote until the 1960s.
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Let us instead today remember Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells, Mary Church Terrell, Ella Baker and Rosa Parks, whose contributions to Black American civil rights and women’s rights span 200 years.
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Posted @withregram • @shender627 So many people

Posted @withregram • @shender627 So many people that say they are Christian are so mean! Turn people away from church ⛪️. I’d rather take a chance with worldly people. .
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Posted @withregram • @sound.community The way we

Posted @withregram • @sound.community The way we talk to ourselves is the most important conversation. Control your negativity and alter all of your negative thoughts into positive ones.

#SoundCommunityServices #HopeWins #EndTheStigma

Posted @withregram • @aagwiththeeyes_5 More bars

Posted @withregram • @aagwiththeeyes_5 More bars:
Dream’s been deferred, so long after we’re interred/
We’re still chasing, our place amongst the herd/
All we seem to get, is our place amongst the hurt/
The maimed, the imprisoned, losing our work, our worth/
All we got is our word, trying to maintain, but it ain’t working/
The smirk, in the eyes and mouths of many, tell us plenty, how they’d prefer our cups empty/
Making crimes seem tempting, because poverty’s been looking too pimply/
Full of blemishes, unable to simply/
Show hope for brighter days, just light illuminating brighter rage/
Rising to a crescendo, unable to turn the page/
Often, unable to come of age, without coming off scathed/
Reminding us with whips and chains, that we were slaves/
Reminding us with amendments, that we have to know our place/
Because enforcement ain’t so easy, where there’s no will to stay in place/
Where they’d rather have whites occupy blacks, than whites occupying whites, such a hopeless state/
Wishing for reconciliation, but skipping all of the steps that take place/
Accepting what we’ve been rejecting, necks got us projecting/
Our desire to not be found, on rivers, trees, and fires they project in/
To houses, churches, schools, and other directions/
Like those trees I mentioned, those were bonafide lynchings/
Or better put, bone and eye lynchings/
With souvenirs and pictures taken, before they’d burn us naked/
Wondering how we’d make it, knowing we couldn’t mistake this/
Like so many, who would feign innocence, feign ignorance/
While never thinking to oppose, those with no soul/
Until they started to attack their own, guess they started to know/
What it felt like, to see those that they know/
Abused by a system, they allowed to remain/
With a dream deferred, only to exist in our brains/
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Posted @withregram • @thebrownchurchmovement The

Posted @withregram • @thebrownchurchmovement The browning of the church has already occurred. A better future awaits those who embrace and give brown leaders a place to flourish versus those who fight it at every turn. Flourish together or perish alone. #BrownChurch #Latino #Latina #Latinx #Hispanic #Church #Leadership

Posted @withregram • @rw.xiv . . Don’t just ap

Posted @withregram • @rw.xiv .
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Don’t just apologize. Repent; change. Show changed type behavior. .
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Posted @withregram • @freedomcenternc #freedomremimder via @justice4sister👇🏾
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A classic caption with a still relevant piece of wisdom. Don’t fear the discomfort, take what you can, and then grow from the lesson learned.
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Posted @withregram • @tracyriggssalon This Black

Posted @withregram • @tracyriggssalon This Black History month I decided to highlight the men of my ancestry:
When The Civil War afforded the community of free Negroes an opportunity to show their solidarity with their enslaved brothers in the South. Anti-Confederate feeling was so strong in Gouldtown that all the men offered to fight. The community officially informed President Lincoln that it could raise a regiment of colored men burning with a great zeal to help defeat the armies of the slaveholders. When that offer was rejected by the government, the entire community felt rebuffed. Scores of Gouldtown men quietly slipped away from their homes and joined the Union Army as white men in order to fight.

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