Homosexuality has been around for centuries! In slavery the term “Buck Breaking” was the practice of using sexual violence and punishment for the slave men!

Once a plantation owner rapes the Black man he then turned around and used it as a way to control the slave!! Before the slave was sold off, the slave owner would sag his pants, to let the next master know that the slave had already been "broken" in. This went on for Centuries! Once the slave was introduced to the penitentiary’s and jail houses the warden would already know who was buck broken from the “SAGGIN”of the pants!! Some of the jail wardens were homosexual’s as well and continued raping those that were already buck broken.

“SAGGIN” is the derived from the racist word NIGGAS, spelt backwards!

Many of today’s youths don't fully understand the term “SAGGIN” but for those who do, they know that saggin is an Invitation or an expression that "Hey I’m available" to be had by other gay men...

Queen Yaa Asantewaa The Warrior Queen of the Ashanti

Did you know about Yaa Asantewaa, the fearless queen who led an army against British colonialism?
In 1900, when the British demanded the Golden Stool (the sacred symbol of the Ashanti nation), Yaa Asantewaa refused to back down. She rallied her people with these powerful words: "If you, the men of Ashanti, will not go forward, then we will. We, the women, will. I shall call upon my fellow women. We will fight till the last of us falls in the battlefields." She led the War of the Golden Stool, becoming one of the few women in history to command a major war against colonial forces. Though the British eventually exiled her, her legacy of resistance and courage lives on.
Yaa Asantewaa remains a symbol of strength, leadership, and unshakable defiance. Let’s honor her today and always

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The Original Black Panthers. Power To The People...

They stood together with a confidence that didn’t need permission — young, sharp, unafraid. Their presence alone tells you everything: community first, dignity always, and resistance woven into every breath.

This image echoes the spirit of the Original Black Panthers — ordinary people who rose up with extraordinary courage. They believed in feeding children when the government wouldn’t, protecting neighborhoods when the law wouldn’t, and demanding a future where Black lives weren’t an afterthought but a foundation.

Power to the People wasn’t just a slogan.

It was a promise.

A blueprint.

A heartbeat shared across generations.

Looking at them, you can feel the era: the urgency, the unity, the unshakable belief that liberation was not only possible — it was necessary.

Strength. Style. Solidarity. The legacy lives on

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