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For all of my black cinephiles and history nerds out there, I feel like this is right up our alley. The website is super informative and user friendly, and not only has popular black films but vintage footage dating back to the silent film era.

if you’re looking for a place to start on http://blackfilmarchive.com, here’s my curated picks: https://blackfilmarchive.com/curator i’ve done this with love and with you all in mind. 💌" attatched to various tweets in the thread are screenshots from various films. end ID]

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Day 01: Crona

Museum collectors did the equivalent of kidnapping a family member when they were away fishing.

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ok bye stay safe 🧡

Yesterday I shared the story of Ghanaian photographer Paul Ninson. For anyone who didn’t have time for all twelve chapters: Paul had a child at a young age, and taught himself photography to support his daughter. There were few resources available to him. As Paul explained, ‘It was hard for me to find a single photography book in Ghana.’ Paul was also frustrated that most photojournalism in Africa was being done by foreign journalists. When Paul was given the opportunity to study in America for a year, he began collecting photography books to bring home with him, so others would have something to study. This quickly evolved into a spiritual mission of sorts. He networked with booksellers. He received donations from private galleries and collectors. And he’s now managed to collect over 30,000 photography books, enough to build the largest photo library in Africa. Which is exactly what he intends to do. And we are currently fundraising to help him. Paul has assisted me several times over the past two years, and we’ve become very close. One of the first things I noticed is that he takes his religion very seriously. One of his core beliefs, which I’ve heard him say over and over, is: ‘Givers never lack.’ Paul was struggling hard in America. But no matter what I gave him, he’d give much of it away. He’d use the money to buy books for the library. He’d send it to people back in Ghana. He set up a community fridge in Brooklyn and kept it stocked. Paul always felt commanded to pass along whatever he was given. To quote another of his favorite sayings: ‘We must be channels of blessing.’ This is the kind of person that we’re investing in with our fundraiser. Paul is going to help untold numbers of people with his library, because that’s what he cares about more than anything else in life. I’m very grateful for his friendship, and the example he’s provided me over the past two years. I’d love nothing more than if we could be a ‘channel of blessing’ for him, so that he can continue to help others. We’ve raised $750,000 so far for Dikan Center. Thanks to everyone who’s contributed. If there’s anyone left who would like to support, you can do so here: https://bit.ly/letshelppaul

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honestly, i don’t think he was ever gonna make it out of the fall of beacon alive

Donate: We can’t do Thanksgiving without farm workers

And that “unskilled labor” isn’t an actual thing. It’s just used by desk jockeys who play on the internet all day instead of working so they feel superior to everyone who actually does the work they profit off of. And of course, to make themselves feel better for the abuse they dish out.

https://farmworkers.hipgive.org/