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African History Month – Our history is ancient and proud

Eji Su February 3, 2021
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African History Month – Our history is ancient and proud, we are beautiful and accomplished. Let us reclaim our family structures, rituals and traditions, respect African spirituality and support black entrepreneurs. We are warriors and survivors. We can do this!Stay safe
#silkcottonsecrets #africantraditions #africanhistory #ancestors #ritual #africanspirituality #supportblackbusiness #beautifulpeople #warriors #survivors #proudlyafrican #knowyourhistory #loveyourculture #neversaythenword #loveyourself #community #trinidadandtobago #caribbean #diaspora #blacklivesmatter #justice #ase #staysafe #strongertogether

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