The Aba Women’s Riot (termed as a riot by the British) of 1930 in Nigeria was a strategically executed anti-colonial protest organized by women to redress social, political, and economic grievances.
— AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY (@AfricanArchives) February 26, 2025
Its said that the Igbo women (led by Madam Nwanyeruwa from Abia state), were… pic.twitter.com/8Qv9TbrFcD
This black man save millions of people. And bet you did not hear about him. He invented the pacemaker. Black History Month.#BlackHistoryMonth2025 .#BlackTwitter. pic.twitter.com/zA84XW2Ijm
— Don Salmon (@dijoni) February 26, 2025
"We keep worrying about the American promise and the American dream and we forget it wasn't made to us..." pic.twitter.com/GcqYDGJ7jS
— Kentah Gwanjez (@GWANJEZ) February 20, 2025
Audio recording of former US Presidents demonstrating the backbone of white fragility in America, by in large. pic.twitter.com/S5AqEiqk2g
— Semitic Jew (@semitic_jew) February 24, 2025
PINTO AND X: OVERLAPPING
— African Stream (@african_stream) February 25, 2025
VISIONS AND FATES
Six decades ago, the African world was robbed of two revolutionary giants. Kenya's freedom fighter Pio Gama Pinto and pan-African revolutionary Malcolm X were assassinated within the space of just three days in February 1965.
In… pic.twitter.com/GtdwunKvyT
