Celia was around 14 years old when she was sold into slavery in Missouri. Over the next several years, she was repeatedly abused by the man who claimed to own her. In 1855, after years of abuse, she killed him. During her trial, her defense argued she had acted to protect herself. The court rejected Read More…
Reverend Isaac Simmons did not lose his land because he failed to work it. He lost it because white men learned it might be valuable, and in 1944 Mississippi, Black ownership could become a death sentence. For years, the Simmons family had worked that Amite County soil with their own hands. They planted crops, cut Read More…
Europe Just Built Trump’s Immigration Machine — And Called It ‘Progressive Reform. They bombed Iraq. Destroyed Libya. Funded Ukraine’s war from a safe distance. Now they’re building detention camps in Africa for the survivors. Same people. Same playbook. Different chapter. The story the mainstream will never connect for you. #Geopolitics #WorldNews #Eu #refugees #NATO https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=4375812079303429 Read More…
Trump war on black people and his plan to eliminate us. https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=3480575625453768 Trump Left a Secret Letter in the Oval Office Telling JD Vance to Start World War III. Listen 👂. #Trump #JDVance #WhiteHouse #WorldWarIII https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=26814226581560426 https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=3768919523249178 THE WHISTLEBLOWING THAT SHOOK THE EMPIRE Did Tulsi Gabbard expose one of Washington’s biggest secrets, or Read More…
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1HTtGtRFk9/ The President of the United States just settled a lawsuit with himself, wiped out potentially billions in personal tax liability, and used taxpayer money to pay convicted insurrectionists — and the Attorney General let it happen. Federal judges are already blocking the funds. Congress members are rushing emergency legislation. And when one congressman got Read More…
Native News · endrpSootss5amari M cm7t0mt0t1f9tee:md3100aY 0lt4ih1yhhta04A · WHAT WOULD TRUE RECONCILIATION LOOK LIKE? Around the world, governments have apologized for historical injustices committed against Indigenous peoples. But many people ask an important follow-up question: Is an apology enough? For some Native communities, the answer is no. They argue that lands rich in oil, minerals, timber, and other Read More…
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