Little NaijaOne
Olu. Charisma. Peace. Light. &Poetry. Fashion Designer & Full time student of Life. I Love myself, therefore I Love you.
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Before Malcolm X was Mr. Shabazz he was Red, with slick down hair.
(Source: erikapeartree)
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Photo reblogged from
”Once you find yourself, then everything else flows.”
Jean Lebrun’s closet by Style Like U -
Photoset reblogged from FCKYEAHPRETTYAFRICANS
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“A radical is he who has no sense…fights without reason. I have a reason. I am authentic. That’s what I am.” Fela
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Photo reblogged from Finding Forever.
On Afro-American History (1965) is a speech on black history that Malcolm X gave in Harlem a month before he was killed.
The heart of the book is a speech that Malcolm gave less than a month before his death. His point is that Black people have to become aware of their true accomplishments in the past in order to change the world in the present and future. By looking at ancient African civilizations, West African kingdoms, the rise of imperialism and the history of slavery in America, Malcolm shows that Black people have played a huge role in shaping human history.
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Quote reblogged from Finding Forever.The enemy is after yo’ spirit but you think it’s all in yo’ mind
You’ll find a lot of the reason we behind
Is because the system is designed to keep our third eyes blind
But not blind in the sense that our other two eyes can’t see
You just end investing quality time in places you don’t even neeed to be
We don’t even know who we are, but the answer ain’t far
Matter of fact it’s right up under our nose
But the system taught us to keep that book closed
See the reason why he gotta lie and deceive is so
That we won’t act accordingly
To get the blessings we suppose to receive
Yeah it’s true, Uncle Sam wants you to be a devil too
See, he’s jealous because his skin is a curse but what’s worse.Goodie Mob (via specialnights) -
Quote reblogged fromI must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
