Do Africans give foreigners, particularly white people, preferential treatment? ✋🏿 Elsa Majimbo calls out certain Africans who treat foreigners with more respect than fellow Africans.

The United States of Africa 🏴

We’re only sipping water with purpose this summer. 💧

These Black-owned water brands aren’t just hydrating the culture — they are the culture. From alkaline blends to community reinvestment, they’re pouring legacy into every bottle.

💦 Tap in. Pour back. Support Black. We’ll support back. ➡️

Quick Fact: Black folks face higher risks of high blood pressure, kidney issues, and heat-related illness — and dehydration makes all of it worse. In this heat? Hydration is protection. Hydration is power. 🛡️✨

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Meet the owners of a Black-owned beauty supply store located in Hagerstown, Maryland. They sell weaves, braided hair, weave extensions, crochet hair, and more!

Remember that although these types of stores sell products that are almost ENTIRELY for Black women, less than 10% of these stores are actually owned by Black women!

🎥 @iyanlafixmynails 💐💐✨ Black Owned Nail Salons

IyanlaFixMyNails Atlanta, Georgia

@candyshpnails Euclid, Ohio

@tiffany_nailtherapy GA

@nailyeah Raleigh NC

@paradiseparlor_ chicago

@dreablessnails NY

@hello_gorgeousbeautystudio Orange, NJ

@daninailz Boston, MA

@decobrandbeauty MA

@l_and_m_exclusivebeautydolls #longislandnails NY

@pinkandprettyco Boston, MA

@everythingruthless Sacramento, Ca

@__nailsbynikki North ATL @thenailchaos South ATL

@blendsnailstudio Newark NJ

@clawed.bykay - Northern VA

@loyal_nailz - 757 & Manassas, VA

@naildbylondyn Delaware

@tips312_ Chicago

@thenailsuite NYC

@tka.nails_ NYC

@naildreamz_clt Charlotte, NC

@prettynpinknailstudios Charlotte, NC

@gregalphonsesalon_freeport #longislandnails #NY

Get yours now 🛍️ Personal Treasures Beauty supply & Salon ✨ Greensboro’s BLACK owned and operated beauty supply! located at 3313 S Holden

“Where the really sincere white people have got to do their ‘proving’ of themselves is not among the black victims, but out on the battle lines of where America’s racism really is—and that’s their own communities.