marquitarobinson · 26-30, F
I thought I joined this group. Oh well, doesn't matter I'm proud too 😊
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@Overwatch6 That is why a good volume of black history would help you understand black terminology.
Black Pride was born in the late 1960's.
It was black activists, black intellectuals, black artists and writers who reeducated African American to be proud of their African American heritage and to be proud of themselves.
Take pride in their hair texture rheir dark skin broad noses thick lips etc.
Because up until that movement many blacks weren't proud of their physical appearance.
The afro hair was born again in this time period.
Those big beautiful nappy puffy hair.styles were absolutely stunning.
It was a great time for Africa America.
We could call each other black without shame.
Did you know before the Black Pride movement.
I called a male classmate black in playful way
He was furious and it took 2 boys to keep him from beating the life out of me.
So you see Black Pride has nothing to do with hate.
It is all about Black Psychology.
Black Pride was born in the late 1960's.
It was black activists, black intellectuals, black artists and writers who reeducated African American to be proud of their African American heritage and to be proud of themselves.
Take pride in their hair texture rheir dark skin broad noses thick lips etc.
Because up until that movement many blacks weren't proud of their physical appearance.
The afro hair was born again in this time period.
Those big beautiful nappy puffy hair.styles were absolutely stunning.
It was a great time for Africa America.
We could call each other black without shame.
Did you know before the Black Pride movement.
I called a male classmate black in playful way
He was furious and it took 2 boys to keep him from beating the life out of me.
So you see Black Pride has nothing to do with hate.
It is all about Black Psychology.
