African american culture

Kama Mama, Kama Binti (Like Mother, Like Daughter), 1971”, by Hank Willis Thoma

On August 18, 1970, Angela Yvonne Davis’s name was added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List for kidnapping, murder, and interstate flight. Davis was already a darling of the left for her membership in the Communist Party and outspoken support for the Black Panthers, which caused then-California governor Ronald Reagan to personally orchestrate the … Continue reading "Images of Angela Davis, From FBI Flyers to Radical Chic Art"

Let's celebrate the history of Black love.

The high-stepping marching band and the crowning of Mr. Virginia Union, Jason Smart-El, and Miss Virginia Union, Khadijah Harvin, were among the highlights of last weekend’s homecoming festivities at Virginia Union University. Thousands of alumni, students, community members and others joined in the festive occasion.

A curated walk through the hallways of the newest Smithsonian museum before it opens next week. 13 years in the making, it attempts to depict the pain and pride of the black experience in America.

About this item ✅ UNFRAMED and UNMOUNTED - This art print comes rolled and shipped in a mailing tube. A high quality lithograph printing process on medium weight cover stock gives this art print its vivid color, appearance and quality. ✅ BLACK ART AFRICAN AMERICAN (UNFRAMED) - Measuring 10" Length x 8" Width, this African American portrait is the perfect size for framing and displaying in your living room, bedroom, office, place of business, or classroom to inspire conversation and promote…

“Just think how many billions of dollars black women could save. If they decide to stop patronize the so-called Asian beauty salon business. Put a stop anti-blackness.”