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This is the "great" America some want to go back to, Fvck em
A white man probably stabbed that cab driver & they just decided to blame a Black man. You'd be surprised by how many crimes were committed by White people in the Jim Crow era, but Black people were blamed for it. Resulting in many Black people being murdered by angry White mobs.
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Reposted from @melanated_minds - The #AcademyAwards just released its 2019 #OscarNominations. #MahershalaAli was nominated for “#BestSupportingActor” for his role as #BlackPianist #DonShirley in the movie “#TheGreenBook”, about Shirley’s and his relationship with his white driver, played by #ViggoMortensen, who somehow was nominated for “#BestLeadActor” in the same film about Don Shirley and “supposedly” the actual #NegroMotoristGreenBook (which was an actual guide for black travelers during the #JimCrowEra). How is Don Shirley a supporting actor in a movie about him? Why, after all these years, doesn’t the Academy get it? Not to mention that Shirley’s family, who was already pissed with his depiction in the movie, have to see their relative’s legacy relegated to “supporting actor”? In his own movie? Make it make sense, Beloveds. • • In 1988, actor/comedian #EddieMurphy was asked to present the “#BestPictureAward” at the #60thAnnualOscars. Here, in this clip, you hear him state why he was considering turning it down due to the Academy’s failure to honor black ppl. He stated that we must be recognized. • • Now while the Academy has made minor strides in recognizing and awarding #BlackTalent, nominations like Mahershala/Viggo’s highlight how the Academy is still tone-deaf when it comes to giving black talent the recognition they deserve....which is why black ppl need to stop feeling the desire to be validated by an these institutions that have made it clear that bone-throwing is the only recognition and acknowledgement they are willing to give. So...Fuck em. That said, “#AllOfTheStars” from the movie ”#BlackPanther” better win “#BestOriginalSong” because it is simply the best original song. #BlackLikeVanilla 📌 @joelcastel1007 & @blacklikevanilla - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/BtvjrJdH_OO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ziw8zq62y5nn
On this day - November 19, 1906
White Employers in Texas Refuse to Hire Wrongfully Discharged Black Veterans
On November 19, 1906, dozens of Black veterans who were wrongfully discharged from the 25th Infantry Regiment, a segregated unit stationed at Fort Brown, Texas, went to San Antonio seeking work. In a coordinated effort, white employers throughout the city uniformly refused to hire these men in an attempt to drive them out of town.
Over the summer of 1906, Black soldiers of the segregated 25th Infantry Regiment were stationed by the U.S. government in Fort Brown, Texas, even though the War Department recognized that Black soldiers would “not be welcomed” there and would be at risk for racial violence. While stationed at Fort Brown, Black soldiers were subjected to segregated facilities and barred from most establishments and parks in nearby Brownsville.
On the evening of August 13, 1906, shots were fired into civilian homes in Brownsville by an unknown group of individuals. When police arrived at the scene, an altercation ensued, leaving a white man, who was hit by stray bullets, dead and a police officer wounded. Without any evidence identifying those responsible, suspicion quickly turned to a group of Black soldiers of the 25th Regiment.
When questioned by authorities, Fort Brown’s all-white military commanders corroborated the alibis of these Black soldiers, affirming that the soldiers remained in their barracks at the time of the shooting. Despite this strong evidence of their innocence, Brownsville authorities charged 12 Black soldiers with murder. The soldiers repeatedly and consistently stated they had no knowledge of the attack or those who were involved.
Attempting to force confessions from this group of innocent Black soldiers, the federal government gave the entire regiment a deadline to come forward with information about the August 13 incident or face the consequences. When no soldiers came forward, in an action unprecedented in U.S. history, President Theodore Roosevelt issued an executive order dishonorably discharging not only the 12 accused men, but the entire unit—167 Black soldiers of the B, C, and D companies of the 25th Infantry—from the U.S. Army on November 6 for their “conspiracy of silence.” The order further barred the men from ever re-enlisting in the U.S. military or applying for a civil service position with the federal government.
In the wake of being discharged, these innocent Black veterans, who had bravely chosen to serve the U.S., were forced to navigate the presumption of guilt and dangerousness, despite never having a trial or being convicted of any crime, and were subjected to mistreatment and abuse, as exemplified by the white employers in San Antonio who colluded to deny them employment. Some of these veterans had served in the military for over 20 years, but because of this action, were denied their pensions.
In 1972, the U.S. government re-investigated the incident and exonerated all soldiers in the 25th Infantry. To learn more about the targeting of Black soldiers and veterans.
Yes there are Blacks still alive who lived through Jim Crow/drinking out of separate fountains/had to sit in the back of the bus/attended segregated schools. #jimcrow #jimcrowlaws #jimcrowera #chrisrock #segregation #racism #america #americanhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CC2Rmd-HtcF/?igshid=mnckysmg0t3g
John Arthur Johnson, nicknamed the "Galveston Giant", was an American boxer who, at the height of the Jim Crow era, became the first African American world heavyweight boxing champion.  #Wikipedia #showinglove #truefan #jimcrowera #Nofear #blackboxer #jackjohnsonboxer #unforgivableblackness #galvestongiant #galvestongiant✊🏿 #youtube #pintrestinspired #pintrest (at Charlotte, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCxunVajRtC/?igshid=nzcyigivdr37
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Did you know~ “Southern Blacks were banned from eating Vanilla Ice Cream during the #JimCrowEra, except on the 4th of July. The racist hierarchy in the South manifested in several ways, but most people don’t know that racism even impacted what foods blacks were allowed to buy. As #MayaAngelou once wrote, "it was custom not to sell vanilla #icecream to blacks in many parts of the South, except on Independence Day." Although it was a black enslaved named #EdmundAlbius who perfected the flavor of vanilla ice cream its white sweetness was viewed as a representation of the American dream, which is why blacks were kept from eating it !!!" The one thing not mentioned is that whites loked the chocolate ice cream and would eat it all, leaving only the vanilla which blacks could not eat and if caught eating it on any day other than the 4th could face jail or a beating. Imagine this, a law written by whites to keep blacks from eating vanilla ice cream! You see, that is real, true racism and speaks to exactly why a black, brown and indigenous person can never be called a racist because we have never had the power or position to make laws, principles and precepts that could and would control the very existence of another human being! This is the madness of and truth of America, a place created and founded on violence, blood, lies, deceit, treason, deviance and murder! So, why is America considered great? #Juneteenth #blackhistorymonth #negrohistoryweek #blackhistoryyoudidntlearninschool #blackhistory #independenceday https://www.instagram.com/p/CCNB5lApmQM/?igshid=129s87l0rnqub
White supremacy is terrorism and history makes this clear. (Swipe)❗️Hear and learn more about this on my latest podcast episode in the Jim Crow Series: Racial Terror, Violence, & Lynching (Part 1). Link in my bio! . . Credit for text on the second image: @eji_org . . #sincerelylettie #jimcrow #jimcrowera #racialterror #whitesupremacy #whitesupremacyisterrorism #racism #historypodcast #truth #blacklives #lynching #equaljusticeinitiative https://www.instagram.com/p/B5I-zFpAz0A/?igshid=1phhhbhxe7io7
Jim Crow was a hate filled time in America, especially in the 1920's The Blood Brother Chronicles ™ tackles this societal plague with brutal honesty, but in a world that is steeped in the supernatural. Age old mysticism is around every corner! #jimcrowera #coloredpeople https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq4-cBZBQjY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qwb6tng4fexg
