New Drops: 4x4 Magnets

New Drops: 4x4 Magnets

New Drops: 4x4 Magnets

Are You Not Telling Your Child About the dangers of not having Melanated friends and NOT going to a place where they are less than 1% represented? 👀 Anyone?

If You Are Black... Show me who your friends are and...I'll leave this right here 👇🏽

You've Only Got One Life To Live
So live It Peace
Live It In Truth
Live It In Love ❤️

wipipo Are Bold ASF... To claim building the pyramids weber they can't even find anything remotely white until a few hundred years ago. No mummies, no structures, no bones, no teachings etc...but yet, claim to be superior when everything they know and have was stolen from africans...

Aboriginal People Of Australia... They look so much like the people of Papua New Guinea. That's because at the Torres strait, you can practically wade across from PNG to Aus at low tide - under 4km. So yes, they are practically the same people!

According to Fortune, Red Lobster has emerged from bankruptcy under the leadership of CEO Damola Adamolekun, a Nigerian-born, 36-year-old former Goldman Sachs investment banker who took over the struggling seafood chain in late 2024 and declared on his first day that this would be the greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry. This is not his first turnaround. Adamolekun was the first Black CEO of P.F. Chang’s, taking the role in 2020 at just 31 years old during the height of the COVID pandemic. He had actually pitched the investment idea to Paulson & Co. himself, which led directly to their $700 million acquisition of the chain in 2019 and his eventual appointment as CEO. He then guided P.F. Chang’s through the worst period in restaurant industry history, grew annual revenues to $1 billion, and launched P.F. Chang’s To Go which significantly expanded their delivery business. He stepped down in 2023 having returned the brand to full profitability. Red Lobster is a different level of challenge entirely. He inherited a disaster. Red Lobster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May 2024 after a catastrophic Endless Shrimp promotion collapsed under unexpectedly high demand, costing the company tens of millions. The company had churned through six CEOs in three years, closed more than 100 locations, and lost over 43% of its customer traffic. When Adamolekun walked in, skeptics openly questioned whether the chain had any future at all. His strategy was precise. He cut deadweight locations, invested $60 million in refurbishing existing restaurants, streamlined the menu, brought back a limited-time version of Endless Shrimp at a viable price point, and began integrating AI across operations to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Red Lobster now expects positive net income in fiscal 2026 and projects 43% EBITDA growth by 2027.

The 20th century gave rise to a generation of African leaders who bravely opposed colonialism, apartheid, economic dependency, and foreign intervention. Among them were Patrice Lumumba of the Congo, Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso, Steve Biko of South Africa, Amílcar Cabral of Guinea-Bissau, Samora Machel of Mozambique, and Muammar Gaddafi of Libya. Despite varied political ideologies and methods, each leader symbolized resistance and self-determination. Lumumba became Congo’s first Prime Minister, advocating for true sovereignty, while Sankara’s reforms aimed at poverty reduction and women’s rights in Burkina Faso. Biko’s Black Consciousness Movement empowered Black South Africans against apartheid. Cabral led anti-colonial efforts in Guinea-Bissau, and Machel became Mozambique’s first president post-independence. Gaddafi, though contentious, is noted for his pan-African vision. These leaders’ legacies remind us of the complexities of history and the importance of examining the forces that shaped their eras.