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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Angolan woman living in Mato Grosso do Sul wants Brazilians to know something: “Don’t be afraid of offending me; call me black. I love it”
Ilda Lando (Photo: Laine Alcantara)
Note from BW of Brazil: It’s a shame that in 2016 a woman still has to make such declarations, but we have to remember that this is life in Brazil. The issue of blackness and black identity are topics that we frequently touch upon here at BW of Brazil, and a recent post in a social network by an Angolan woman living in Brazil once again reminds us why this continues to be an issue worth discussing. First, let’s get to the story and later we’ll chime in on why her declaration is important.
Angolan living in Mato Grosso do Sul vents on the web: ‘call me black, I love it’
Ilda says she feels the fear of some people calling her black. She arrived in Brazil three years ago thanks to her father’s scholarship.
By Gabriela Pavão
Ilda was born in Angola and…
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Black Fatherhood
There’s so much negative imagery of black fatherhood. I’ve got tons of friends that are doing the right thing by their kids, and doing the right thing as a father – and how come that’s not as newsworthy?
Will Smith
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too black, too strong
Fred Hampton Jr, son of the late revolutionary #BlackPantherParty chairman, and #Ferguson activist Tory Russell of Hands Up United meet in Oakland. #NotOneDime
via Urban Cusp and Black 365
Black love – She matches my blackness
A’liyma and Benjamin Njie
What makes black love so special? What makes black love so special is the fact that in trying to destroy the bond between black men and women, white people only made it stronger.
Forever Black Effusion 