Our children are precious and talented in every way possible. Teach a child to love themselves and they expand rapidly as their abilities to accomplish anything in life no matter how impossible that may be for some parents to believe.
No human beings on earth should have to be tested to become considered as a human being when the irrefutable evidence clearly shows that Black Indigenous People globally are bipedal, who can talk, write and do all things that are to be considered as humans.
Racist ideologies are the most stupid shit ever and for anyone who can believe this is even more shitty than the shit themselves. This idea of whiteness is a cancer to the entire human race and colorism is truly a myth.
This is a story of just being Black and Indigenous is something that is a social curse rather than being a celebration of life. Without our dark skin the entire human race wouldn't be here today.
This is something that I hope that if you can see anything on Tumblr in regards to my blog is the irrefutable truth that I am in love with Black Indigenous People globally and I don't give a shit about people who call themselves white because it's an indoctrination that they believe in; I don't share this belief, I am rejecting it.
I'm a proud Black Indigenous Man who does not accept anything that demeans me and Black Indigenous People globally, I fight a fight that needs fighting for the future of all humanity. I'm not asking for acceptance, oh no! I am trying to get people to follow my lead or get out of my fucking way, because I am not going to let anyone stop me from winning a battle that must be won, even if I have to die fighting against this evil of whiteness.
At 30 years old, Pauli Murray was arrested for violating segregation laws in Virginia by sitting in the “whites-only” section of the bus. This incident, among others, sparked her passion for civil rights work.
She enrolled at Howard University’s law school and graduated at the top of her class. Despite her outstanding academic achievements, she was denied the opportunity to do post-graduate work at Harvard, which she believed was due to her gender and race. This didn’t deter her, though, and she graduated from Yale Law School in 1965. Murray later wrote the influential book, States’ Laws on Race and Color, which served as an encyclopedia of all the states’ laws concerning race.
In recognition of her pioneering work in gender discrimination, Ruth Bader Ginsburg named her as a coauthor in the Supreme Court Case Reed vs Reed.