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Malcolm X photographed by Gordon Parks for LIFE magazine promoting the Muhammad Speaks newspaper, 1962.
On the night of April 27, 1962, scores of policemen ransacked the Nation of Islam Mosque in Los Angeles and wounded seven unarmed Muslims, leaving Ronald Stokes dead and William Rogers who is seen in the wheelchair above paralyzed.
Happy Black History month!
We’ve been working on something special and are so excited to announce that we’re partnering with Tumblr to bring the best of Black excellence straight to your dashboard. How is this February different from the usual BHM celebrations? This time around, we won’t stop on the last day of February. We and Tumblr are committed to shining a light on the Black community throughout this entire year. This is #BlackExcellence365.
Our goal for #BlackExcellence365 is to the showcase the importance of diversity in Black history, present, and future. The Black community is not monolithic. It is a pan-African community, one consisting of a myriad of ethnic identities from African-American, African, Caribbean, Latinx, etc. Blackness encompasses different religions, sexual and gender identities, socioeconomic statuses, and more. Celebrating these identities and their successes is what #BlackExcellence365 is all about. We’ll be doing this by showcasing the continuous achievements of and contributions by Black people in history, science, music, art, media, social impact, fashion, gaming, poetry, and so many other areas of prominent cultural and historical importance.
Here’s a peek at just some of the things you can expect to see from @action (unless otherwise indicated!), Tumblr’s official blog for social impact:
February
2/4 — Artist Spotlight: Artist Jessica Spence - @jessmyart
2/7— MAKERS Conference livestream - @makerswomen - with:
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, Ciara
CEO & founder of Times Up, Lisa Borders
Actor, Producer, Entrepreneur, Jada Pinkett Smith
Founder and CEO of Backstage Capital, Arlan Hamilton
2/11 — Artist Spotlight: Photographer Josef Adamu - @josefadamu
2/18 — Artist Spotlight: Artist Pea the Feary - @peathefeary
2/20 — “My Black Is Beautiful” livestream, a panel discussion featuring NaturallySheIsDope, Kennedy, Tarynn, Kahlana Barfield Brown, Minda Harts, and Ashley Akunna, streaming on @action at 6 p.m. ET.
2/25 — Artist Spotlight: Artist and Filmmaker Asaph Luccas - @asaphluccas
March
#BlackExcellence365 video series, a round-table discussion of important issues in the Black community. March’s theme is Black Girl Magic: The Importance of Black Women’s Work in the Media.
June
#BlackExcellence365 video series X #TheBlackout: Content & Conversations Surrounding the Black LGBTQ+ community
August
#BlackExcellence365 video series X #TheBlackout: Music in the Black Community
December
#BlackExcellence365 video series X #TheBlackout: Mental Health in Communities of Color
Are you ready? We’re ready. Stay tuned to @action - Tumblr’s official blog for social impact, for the latest news, features, and community highlights. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
Next up in our Top 2018 Moments is the Opening Celebration of Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power. Coming in as #3, the sold out event featured a daylong symposium that brought together many of the revolutionary artists in the exhibition. Afterwards, we closed out the night at our horn-infused dance party with @soulinthehorn.
We want to know your favorite 2018 Museum moment and why it was so memorable! Comment below or take it one step further by posting a photo on your feed for a chance to be featured on ours—just give us a tag and be sure to include #mybkm.
Photos: Kolin Mendez
When a museum gets diversity + inclusion!
Shaunette Renée Wilson wearing Marc Jacobs Spring ‘18, photographed by Kwaku Alston, styled by Jason Rembert for the Hollywood Reporter

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Inspired by Glenn Ligon’s iconic 1988 painting, Untitled (I am a Man), Gregg Bordowitz discusses its relevance to representations of self, race, and gender in his new book, published in Afterall’s One Work series. How are you inspired by Ligon’s work? [Glenn Ligon, Untitled (I Am a Man), 1988, oil and enamel on canvas, 101.6 x 63.5 cm. Photograph: Ronald Amstutz.© Glenn Ligon and photographer, courtesy the artist.]
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It’s Official! MARK BRADFORD WEEK 2017 in the DMV!
In his first solo show in DC, Mark Bradford will unveil "Pickett's Charge" on Nov. 8th at the Smithsonian's @hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. On Nov. 11th, Bradford will speak at "The Necessity of Tommorrow(s)." A Community Conversation, the event will be held Baltimore’s Union Baptist Church. Event + Afterparty with Dat Feel Good Band + Poet @kondwanifidel sponsored by the Baltimore Museum of Art. Get FREE tickets!
HBO’s Insecure has mastered the cinematographic art of properly lighting black faces. Diversity matters!

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DONYALE LUNA | VINTAGE BLACK GLAMOUR & GRACE Donyale Luna became the first black model in the world to appear on the cover of a major fashion magazine…..the March 1966 British issue of Vogue. It took another eight years for the magazine’s American counterpart to do the same…..Beverly Johnson in 1974.
With her exotic looks, Donyale quickly rose to fame in the modeling world with Harper’s Bazaar featuring a sketch of her on the cover of its January 1965 issue, in addition to a six-page feature of Luna that caused advertisers in the south to pull advertising, with some readers actually canceling their subscription.
“We’d only been together for a year when I was diagnosed with a blood clot in the brain. I couldn’t work for months. I couldn’t go out. I could barely leave the house. I became completely dependent on him in every way: he provided emotional support, he ran a lot of errands, he even helped me with bills. It was a very tough time for me. I’ve always been independent. I’ve never had to rely on someone like that before. And it scared me. We hadn’t been dating for long. I thought the burden would become too much for him. So I got frustrated. I’d get pissed at little things and I’d take it out on him. But he never got rattled by it. The whole time I was afraid that my situation would become too much for him. When in reality, it was only a big deal to me.”
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Happy 30th anniversary to Eric B and Rakim’s CLASSIC debut album, “Paid in Full”. Produced at Marley Marl’s home studio, this album is noted as a benchmark album of golden age hip hop . Rakim’s lyricism, along with Eric B’s heavy sampling, had a huge influence on future rappers, and hip hop production in general . It is certified platinum and sold over a million copies!
HAPPY 4th of JULY!! Pitti Uomo 90 - Day 2, Photo by : The Storyalist from @menstyle1

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HAPPY 4th of JULY!! Sonya Clark's “Black Hair Flag,” 2010
“Witness” by @sanfordbiggers 🙌🏾 Hello beautiful people, come see “Witness”, now on view in NYC at the first Uptown Triennial curated by @debtcullen at @columbiauniversity’s @wallachartgallery in the new #lenfest building in #harlem. Open until August 30 and featuring @miguelluciano_ny @nariward @duhirwestudio @marenhassinger @shanipeters @reneecoxstudio and many more… 📸: @theguayabaproject #supportblackart #sanfordbiggers #witness #nycart #artnyc #uptown #triennial #art #blackart #blackartist #supportblackartists #nycartist #veryblack #artlovers #artcollectors #blkcreatives #artofvisuals #wallachartgallery #artiststowatch (at Wallach Art Gallery)