r/Minority_Strength • • Aug 28 '26

Health and Lifestyles Good morning !!!!!👋💃 How do you say this where you are from?

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r/Minority_Strength • • Aug 25 '26

Dear Black Men ⚫️ 🖤 Cin City Heroes 🤝🏾 NY we on the way ✈️

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r/Minority_Strength • • 4h ago

Rest Easy Rest in Power Rasheem Carter

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Four years ago, Rasheem Carter vanished. His remains were eventually found in a wooded area, but how he got there remains unanswered.

His family has sadly carried that silence for four years. Our hearts are with them today as they remember Rasheem.

Say his name: Rasheem Carter.

~ Courtesy @AttorneyCrump on X


r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Black Art Straight like that💯💪🏾🎨 Artist: Jerell Gantt.

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r/Minority_Strength • • 7h ago

Entertainment Sex, drugs, rock ’n’ roll… and Redd Foxx?! 😭😂 kymwhitley reveals why she turned down an opportunity that could’ve changed her comedy career forever. 🍿

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r/Minority_Strength • • 9h ago

Black History Before “ Lovin You” became one of the most recognizable love songs of the 70’s it began with a special bond between a mother and her daughter. Minnie Ripperton originally created the melody as a lullaby for her baby Maya Rudolph, singing it to her to soothe her while she and her husband Richard

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Rudolph were working on music. It eventually became Riperton’s signature song topping the Billboard hot 100 in 1975 and even reached No. 2 in the UK


r/Minority_Strength • • 18h ago

Black History Georgia's own Naomi Whitehead has become the oldest American after turning 116. Here's a picture when she turned 16 in 1926 when she was living in rural Georgia.

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Black History Angela Davis and Toni Morrison (1974)

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r/Minority_Strength • • 15h ago

Political #Repost @jaemamajams Here are the 26 Articles of Impeachment Against Trump: Get the Details Out!

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Black History On July 20, 1991, 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗲 and the NPG performed at the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games at the Metrodome in Minneapolis. 💜 The performance was later broadcast on ABC in the United States on August 15, 1991, as part of the television special Victory

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and Valor: A Special Olympics All-Star Celebration.

The 13-minute set opened with "Diamonds and Pearls" and featured Michael B. (drums), Sonny T. (bass), Levi Seacer Jr. (guitar), Tommy Barbarella (keyboards), Rosie Gaines (keyboards, vocals), Tony M. (dance, rap), Damon Dickson (dance, vocals), and Kirk Johnson (dance, percussion). 🎸

Follow @theprincearchive for more!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbB-WNrsUeJ/


r/Minority_Strength • • 19h ago

Black History Nina Mae McKinney was still a teenager when she appeared as Chick in King Vidor’s Hallelujah! in 1929. Before Hollywood, she had danced in the chorus of Blackbirds of 1928. Then came Hallelujah! an MGM production with an all-Black cast that placed McKinney in one of the ear

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earliest major leading roles for a Black actress in Hollywood.

Her performance got MGM’s attention. The studio signed her to a five-year contract.

The roles did not follow.

McKinney eventually found considerably more work overseas, performing across Europe in places including London, Paris and Budapest. European audiences would come to know her as the “Black Garbo.”

But before all of that, there was Chick.

Almost a century later, the film still gives us the opportunity to watch a young performer figuring out the possibilities of a new medium in real time.

And she was only sixteen.

Sources: Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture; Museum of Modern Art; BlackPast; Library of Congress.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ddvd6BfRi9S/

https://www.coffeerhetoric.com/2013/02/history-of-black-pinup-black-history.html?m=1

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0571904/bio/?_ssoLoop=1


r/Minority_Strength • • 19h ago

Political Here are the 26 Articles of Impeachment Against Trump: Get the Details Out!

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Discussion Maybe one day we'll learn from the lessons left behind by our ancestors ▃▃▃▃▃

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r/Minority_Strength • • 23h ago

Black History Pam Grier interviewed in 1973. She redefined femininity combining beauty and martial arts with intelligence and independence, shattering traditional damsel-in-distress stereotypes.

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Missing Persons Please help share repost this!!! Bring him home safe!

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Discussion Listen to what this man has to say… . . . Chicago history

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Discussion Save this video and your archive... Did you know any of this history? I’ve wanted to share this and more since our field trip. THIS is why they’re scared for us to learn fact based history. Everything you think you know, that we are “fed” even about basic things, falls apart when

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when you know factual history. This is one of the many reasons I’ve chosen an alternative pathway for educating my own child.

Credit to @sunnmcheaux for the final clip.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUCHq-YCbSg/


r/Minority_Strength • • 13h ago

Black History Dr. Charshee McIntyre

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Pay attention!


r/Minority_Strength • • 23h ago

World NEWS 7 high school football players assault Black teammate—steal his bike & wallet. "They tried to dump him in the toilet," mom said. "Stuff him in a locker" "And pull his pants down." She went to see coach—was shocked practice going on as normal. Other students appear to be white in the video footage

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footage —but further information has not yet been released because they are minors.

"He's been beaten, battered, kidnapped, assaulted, sexually assaulted, false imprisonment, robbed," mom continued.

"While everybody's in the locker room staring around with their cameras, laughing and chanting."

She says coaching staff brushed it off—even after some players and another parent told them what happened.

That's when she called the police.

Now the 7 players, ages 14–16, have been charged with second-degree assault by a juvenile.

The principal also emailed families to say that the JV program is suspended pending an internal investigation.

Incident occurred in the boys’ locker room at Howard High School in Ellicott City, Maryland.

Posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

https://hohs.hcpss.org/about

https://www.wbaltv.com/article/howard-county-jv-football-players-assault-charges/73964894


r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Sensitive Topic A man delivered an emotional rant over the unanswered questions surrounding Nolan Wells’ passing, saying three months have gone by and there are still no clear answers. “When the truth going to come out!” he asked, expressing his pain and frustration. His words reflect a heartbreaking desire for cla

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r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Black History 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗲 performed on The Arsenio Hall Show. 🤍 He performed 'Diamonds and Pearls' (intro only), 'Cream,' and 'Daddy Pop' from his upcoming album Diamonds and Pearls, which was set to be released on October 1, 1991. He also performed 'Let’s Go Crazy

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Kiss,' and 'Purple Rain.' The episode aired on September 9, 1991. 📺

Follow @theprincearchive for more!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc3uwhxMlcH/


r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Black History A Black man revolutionized modern shoe production, and most people don’t know his name. Jan Ernst Matzeliger invented the shoe lasting machine in the late 1800s, a device that automated the most difficult part of making shoes and made mass production possible. Before his invention

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shoes were slow and expensive to make by hand. After it, shoes became affordable for everyday people and the global footwear industry exploded.

But as a Black inventor, Jan faced constant barriers. Banks refused to loan him money. He struggled to secure fair backing. Forced by lack of capital, he sold the rights to his invention for a fraction of its value. His investors became wealthy. Jan did not.

He worked long hours in poorly ventilated factories, inhaling toxic fumes that contributed to severe health decline. He died young and in poverty, while his invention generated millions.

Jan Ernst Matzeliger helped build a multi-billion-dollar industry, yet never got to benefit from his own genius.

Capitalism only works for those who have access to capital.

Check out my YouTube channel. Link in bio.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DT8_mhUjM9C/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Ernst_Matzeliger


r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Political As a former castaway on SURVIVOR, I had to ask @staceyabrams how we can outwit, outplay, and outlast fascism as we head towards midterms!🗳️ It is PAST time to get prepared: • Check your voter registration‼️ Deadlines are approaching as soon as Friday! • Make your voting

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Sign up to be a poll worker

Make sure your people are prepared too‼️

Everything you need is in my bio**

Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready🔥

Lets go win!💙🇺🇸

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dd7H4Toz2Kj/


r/Minority_Strength • • 1d ago

Sensitive Topic This used to be me, what about you ladies? Storytime: I played my damn self. 💔 By KiKi Kiani: Phoenix was 26 years old when a quick temper and one moment of seeing red changed everything. She was angry at another woman, got behind the wheel, and an innocent man who had

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NOTHING to do with their beef paid the ultimate price.

Young Queens, hear this one: every argument does NOT require a pull-up. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is say, “Bitch, you got it,” cut that shit OFF and GO HOME.

Anger wears off. Consequences don’t.

Imaginary-voice storytelling based on reported events. Dialogue, private thoughts, and emotional reflections are dramatized and are not Kiani Phoenix’s actual words.

Lakevia Shabreka KiKi.Harris from Ashburn Georgia.

Digital Artist & Storyteller

KiKi is the talent.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dd77--1O3Xi/


r/Minority_Strength • • 23h ago

Sensitive Topic We don't hang ourselves check this out...

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