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  1. Activists continue to fight in 2026 to ensure that things like hiring and pay equity for Black workers is enshrined into law. #bhm

    rabble.ca/labour/black-history

  2. #BHM Black Women in Music: Yvette Devereaux

    Possessing an extensive list of awards and recognition, #YvetteDevereaux was the first Black American woman to attain a conductor's degree from the Peabody Conservatory of Music and the first Black American woman to conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/YvetteDevereaux-BHM

  3. #BHM Black Women in Music: The String Queens

    Dedicated to music education and possessing a mastery of their chosen instruments, #TheStringQueens bring style, class, and professional expertise to every room they enter!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/TheStringQueens-BHM

  4. #BHM Black Women in Music: Jean Grae

    To understand creative, boundless, original, interdisciplinary, free, brilliant, and joy is to understand #JeanGrae. Not to be limited by music alone, Jean has expanded her creative world, yet remains undeniable in her written & sonic contributions!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/JeanGrae-BHM

  5. Newspaper publisher-editor & civil rights activist Charlotta Bass became the 1st African American woman nominated for a national office in 1952 when she was nominated for Vice President by the Progressive Party. #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #history en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlott

  6. #BHM Black Women in Music: Linda Martell

    To be a pioneer in any field is to be brave and innovative. And #LindaMartell is just that. Breaking on to the Country music charts was no small feat for the first Black woman to do so!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/LindaMartell-BHM

  7. #BHM Black Women in Music: The Shirelles

    Being the first "girl group" to hit number one, #TheShirelles held their own and made a habbit out of staying on the charts!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/TheShirelles-BHM

  8. #BHM Black Women in Music: Alice Coltrane

    #AliceColtrane graced the world with incredible compositions, jazz innovationa, and inspired performance. She perfectly represents what it means to be a musical visionary!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/AliceColtrane-BHM

  9. #BHM Black Women in Music: Margaret Bonds

    Composing her first song at just age five, #MargaretBonds would to on to build an award winning career displaying a mastery of composition and even opening a school dedicated to ballet and music!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/MargaretBonds-BHM

  10. #BHM Black Women in Music: MC Lyte

    With a musical resume that just keeps going and going, #MCLyte exemplifies her role as a pioneer in hip-hop music and continues to shine with her craft excellence!

    Personal note:
    MC Lyte is directly responsible for my entry into sync licensing. I will forever be grateful.

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/MCLyte-BHM

  11. #BHM Black Women in Music: The Crystals

    #TheCrystals were unfortunate victims of the music industry's history of "less than honest representation," but that didn't stop them from being hard working and amazing artists!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/TheCrystals-BHM

  12. #BHM Black Women in Music: Hazel Scott

    A musical prodigy accepted to Juilliard at age eight makes #HazelScott truly one of a kind. Her resume includes hosting her own radio show, performing on Broadway, appearing in films, contractually refusing segregated rooms, and being the first Black American to have her own television show!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/HazelScott-BHM

  13. #BHM Black Women in Music: Janet Jackson

    Getting an early start in television, Janet Jackson took "Control" of her music career and rose to the top of pop and R&B!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/JanetJackson-BHM

  14. #BHM Black Women in Music: Odetta

    A lightning rod who's famed live shows were rumored much better than her recordings, Odetta embodied the events and politics of her era on her way to becoming a folk legend!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/Odetta-BHM

  15. I was today years old when I learned the following about #Jazz great Dinah Washington:

    - cut over 100 recordings
    - spent a lot of time in #Chicago (& Detroit)
    - was married at least 7Xs
    - died at 39yo. So young like MLK & Malcolm
    -real name: Ruth Lee Jones
    #music

    youtu.be/tNdL_KGr5dU?si=-xIhPG

    #bhm #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMastodon

  16. #BHM Black Women in Music: Nina Simone

    With a career that spawned from being forced to sing or be fired, Nina Simone went from jazz and cabaret to protest music and maintained a high standard for her performances and artistry.

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/NinaSimone-BHM

  17. Happy Black History Month
    #BHM #BlackTwitter #BlackMastodon

    Here are slightly fewer random selfies. Now with added OpSec

  18. #BHM Black Women in Music: Queen Latifah

    Before expanding to film, television, and endorsements, Queen Latifah lit up stages and moved the crowd via her songwriting and music making her a hip-hop legend!

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/QueenLatifah-BHM

  19. ...Ground-breaking class valedictorian to first African-American graduate of Macalester College, Minnesota, she was a lifelong activist and international humanitarian. She found her calling in medicine, graduating in Paris when was 38.

    I created a Wikipedia page for her, too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharin

    2/2

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM

  20. LIVE: Trump attends Black History Month event at White House

    U.S. President Donald Trump participates in a Black History Month reception at the White House. #Trump #BlackHistoryMonth #WhiteHouse #USPolitics #BHM #Washington Keep up with the latest news from around the world: (

    fllics.com/en/video/live-trump

  21. #BHM Black Women in Music: The Blossoms

    The Blossoms fought long and hard to make their way in the music industry. Singing backing vocals for some of music's biggest hits even when credit eluded them.

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackMusic #BlackWomenInMusic

    ✊🏾 kielenki.ng/TheBlossoms-BHM

  22. Barbara Jordan was the 1st African American elected to the TX Senate after Reconstruction and the 1st Black woman from the South elected to the US House. During her tenure, Jordan's oratorical skills gained her national notoriety. #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_

  23. Martin Dibobe – vom Häuptlingssohn zum Zugführer

    Dibobe kommt 1896 nah Deutschland, tritt in Völkerschauen auf, heiratet eine Berlinerin, arbeitet bei der Berliner Hochbahn und fordert mehr Rechte für Afrikaner in Deutschland.

    #BHM #BlachHistoryMonth #BHM2025 #BlackHistory #Geschichte #GermanHistory @blackvoices
    zettundzett.wordpress.com/2024

  24. February is #BlackHistoryMonth so this week we honour the history of #BlackAmericans with this bookstack. Stay tuned for posts today, tomorrow and the day after to see each of these new & featured books on #BlackHistory

    #AmericanHistory #BHM

  25. Hi there, I'm Rayne, a Black, queer, #disabled photographer, with a passion for #MacroPhotography. Do you need a gift or a splash of life to jazz up your walls or desk?

    Find your perfect #Print at my little shop!
    pictorem.com/profile/LunarRise

    Please support a #BlackBusiness for #BHM & beyond! Esp under this regime which is more hostile to my existence than ever
    #photography #nature #flowers #MastoArt #BlackMastodon #CreativeToots #AYearForArt #Bloomscrolling

  26. CW: Fatfur, Nipples, Eating

    Sometimes you need a big snack to keep the day going!
    Commission for TheChonk4yDrG (twitter)

    #FatFurry #Fatfur #Megachub #Superchub #Obese #Fat #Chubby #Belly #FatArt #Nipples #Feedism #SSBHM #BHM

  27. Sculptor Richard Hunt, who died last December, had a career that spanned roughly 70 years, with his work appearing in museums and public spaces across the country, and was the first African American sculptor to have a retrospective at MOMA. Block Club Chicago's Rachel Hinton talked to artists who were inspired by his extraordinary life and work. "I would walk past his monument[s] every day — it’s kind of like the pinnacle of what I wanted to be,” sculptor Faheem Majeed says. “Richard is who I wanted to be at a certain point in my life before I even met him.”

    h/t to @horrorboutique, who alerted us to Block Club Chicago's Black History series.

    flip.it/UXC2Z_

    #Art #Sculpture #RichardHunt #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM @blackmastodon #BlackMastodon

  28. Sculptor Richard Hunt, who died last December, had a career that spanned roughly 70 years, with his work appearing in museums and public spaces across the country, and was the first African American sculptor to have a retrospective at MOMA. Block Club Chicago's Rachel Hinton talked to artists who were inspired by his extraordinary life and work. "I would walk past his monument[s] every day — it’s kind of like the pinnacle of what I wanted to be,” sculptor Faheem Majeed says. “Richard is who I wanted to be at a certain point in my life before I even met him.”

    h/t to @horrorboutique, who alerted us to Block Club Chicago's Black History series.

    flip.it/UXC2Z_

    #Art #Sculpture #RichardHunt #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM @blackmastodon #BlackMastodon

  29. Sculptor Richard Hunt, who died last December, had a career that spanned roughly 70 years, with his work appearing in museums and public spaces across the country, and was the first African American sculptor to have a retrospective at MOMA. Block Club Chicago's Rachel Hinton talked to artists who were inspired by his extraordinary life and work. "I would walk past his monument[s] every day — it’s kind of like the pinnacle of what I wanted to be,” sculptor Faheem Majeed says. “Richard is who I wanted to be at a certain point in my life before I even met him.”

    h/t to @horrorboutique, who alerted us to Block Club Chicago's Black History series.

    flip.it/UXC2Z_

    #Art #Sculpture #RichardHunt #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM @blackmastodon #BlackMastodon

  30. Sculptor Richard Hunt, who died last December, had a career that spanned roughly 70 years, with his work appearing in museums and public spaces across the country, and was the first African American sculptor to have a retrospective at MOMA. Block Club Chicago's Rachel Hinton talked to artists who were inspired by his extraordinary life and work. "I would walk past his monument[s] every day — it’s kind of like the pinnacle of what I wanted to be,” sculptor Faheem Majeed says. “Richard is who I wanted to be at a certain point in my life before I even met him.”

    h/t to @horrorboutique, who alerted us to Block Club Chicago's Black History series.

    flip.it/UXC2Z_

    #Art #Sculpture #RichardHunt #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM @blackmastodon #BlackMastodon

  31. Sculptor Richard Hunt, who died last December, had a career that spanned roughly 70 years, with his work appearing in museums and public spaces across the country, and was the first African American sculptor to have a retrospective at MOMA. Block Club Chicago's Rachel Hinton talked to artists who were inspired by his extraordinary life and work. "I would walk past his monument[s] every day — it’s kind of like the pinnacle of what I wanted to be,” sculptor Faheem Majeed says. “Richard is who I wanted to be at a certain point in my life before I even met him.”

    h/t to @horrorboutique, who alerted us to Block Club Chicago's Black History series.

    flip.it/UXC2Z_

    #Art #Sculpture #RichardHunt #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM @blackmastodon #BlackMastodon

  32. Jazzie Collins was a Black, trans, HIV+ woman. Her campaigning and organizing highlights the way in which so many of our struggles are linked. Jazzie campaigned on economic inequality, housing issues, disability rights and trans rights.

    The struggles always have and always will be linked. Be like Jazzie and take action against inequality.

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #SalutingOurSisters #Trans #Transgender #Nonbinary #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTQ #LGBT #Queer #QTBIPOC #QTBPOC #QTIPOC #QTPOC

  33. "When you are shown to the world as you are – and that are is a racialised, gender-nonconforming, trans (or whatever word you may want to use) person – the idea of no future reverberates back to you..But then, you find the art of others like you...That in itself is a utopia."

    Read more: gal-dem.com/black-trans-artist

    #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #Trans #Transgender #Nonbinary #LGBTQI #LGBTQ #LGBTQ #LGBT #Queer #QTBIPOC #QTBPOC #QTIPOC #QTPOC

  34. CW: Revali, Fat, Obese, Weight Gain, Belly, Burps, Immobility, Weight Gain Sequence

    Certain person has encouraged me to live my best disgusting life, so here is the result! An ever-growing Revali who just wants to get bigger; This is what a true champion looks like! 🍖🍗🥩

    #Revali #Fat #Obese #WeightGain #Belly #BHM #SSBHM #Burps #Immobility #WeightGainSequence