10 Lessons for Black American Girls That Should Only Be Taught By Black American Men!
https://youtu.be/33n98YUKjFk
09/15/2025 Broadcast Alert!!
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Foundational Black Americans have a Flag!
The Black American Heritage Flag
“Melvin Charles and Gleason T. Jackson de-signed the flag in 1967. However, their inspiration began much earlier, when Charles realized that other groups of people, like those with Italian and Hispanic heritage, had a flag at parades, while African Americans did not.
Charles and Jackson put a lot of thought, research and intentionality into creating the Black American Heritage Flag, as Charles also wrote a book called The Rallying Point. In it, he describes the struggle to promote the Black American Heritage Flag. It details all of the ups and downs that Charles and Jackson went through while attempting to pro-mote the flag. Their story is a lesson in perseverance against all odds.”
“The flag is made up of the colors red and black with a distinct symbol in gold. A lot of thought went into the design of the flag and each part of it has a significant meaning. Like the colors for Black History Month, red represents the innocent blood shed by Black Americans throughout America's history and black signifies pride in the Black race. The color gold, in the symbol, represents intellect, prosperity and the symbol itself—made up of a blunted sword and a fig wreath—has its own meaning. The sword is meant to instill pride and the fig wreath symbolizes peace, prosperity and everlasting.”
Credit: www.daytonweeklyonline.com
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To all of my Black educators, particularly my FBA educators….
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“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”
-El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X)-
Education from a Foundational Black American Male Educator's Perspective.
15 November 2016