#weareblack

I ALWAYS HAVE moments where i have so much to say, and no way to say it, so i scream IT! I ALWAYS HAVE SO MUCH TO REMEMBER... 🙄BUT I CANT SAY IT... SO I SING IT♒💢. I ALWAYS HAVE SO MUCH FEAR FOR THE SPARE MOMENTS OF TOMORROW☕ THAT I WASTE ME AND ALL OF ME. Just one 🙏 of the times i decided to just speak how i speak. Sing how I 🎶 AND worry the way I worry. PARTS OF ME IN COLOURED WORD FORM.

For alas, I am a black man.

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#Repost @tiffanyhaddish with @make_repost But when it’s said selling drugs is a NECESSITY... Robbing and stealing are a NECESSITY... Killing is a PASS... I say YOU, don’t know from whence you came or who you ARE!!! #bodygarbage #tiffanyhaddish #weareblack #wearequeens #wearekings #weareone #firstknowthyself #learnyourhistory #learnyourself #wematter #iamablackwoman #iamablackbusinessowner #blackbusiness #blackownedbusiness #newarksmallbusiness #bodygarbagegotyoucovered (at BodyGarbage Handmade Soaps) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBNtSCUnb6n/?igshid=h0dd3ontzxgb

I was feeling a little down today because I wasn't productive at all towards my business and so on. I was so caught up in the murder of #georgefloyd and then I came across this, which help me realize that I'm doing my part as a #blackman in a world that hate us. Time for us to heal from what we did to one another, then unite to fight for justice. #habh #weareblack #blackman #blackwoman #blackpeople #blackhistory #blacklivesmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CAyWZjhHLOW/?igshid=3mwm03fjq5a0

It's a new dawn. It's a new day. It's a new Life For me #Queer #Smile #Beard #WomanPower💪 #WeAreBlack (en Coolmado Las Mercedes) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxFlIMeHxEq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xxj85nojgqzq

WASHINGTON — U.S. employers stepped up hiring modestly in April, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent, evidence of the economy’s resilience amid the recent stock market chaos and anxieties about a possible trade war. Job growth amounted to a decent 164,000 last month, up from an upwardly revised 135,000 in March, the Labor Department said Friday. The unemployment rate fell after having held at 4.1 percent for the prior six months largely because fewer people were searching for jobs. The gains reflect an economy that has been steadily expanding for almost nine years, gradually putting more people to work after the country endured the worst financial meltdown since the Great Depression in the 1930s. Many employers say it’s become difficult to find qualified workers. Even so, they haven’t significantly bumped up pay in most industries. Average hourly earnings rose 2.6 percent from a year ago. The overall unemployment rate remained, as in recent months, the lowest since December 2000. The rate for African-Americans — 6.6 percent — is the lowest on record since 1972. Many economists say the unemployment rate is now Read more: www.theatlantavoice.com #jn