When The Ears Of The Student Are Ready To Hear, Then Cometh The Lips To Fill Them With Wisdom.

The Black Netflix Was Created By A Black Woman & It Is Called KweliTV

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Sources: kweli.tv

THANK YOU  CEO DeShuna Spencer! 

WE NEED TO SUPPORT THE FUCK OUT OF THIS!!!!!

kweliTV’s service is due start officially in December of 2015, but they currently have a beta phase open right now for those interested. it’s MUCH CHEAPER than Netflix or Hulu.

I hope my kids will be business savvy like this one day ….

Wow you have such a huge amount of knowledge on Kung fu! Dang, my Sifu would love if you were his student lol

Love is all things. The Creator is love, and He resides within you. Each time that you express your love, you have created. And each time you pass up a chance to show love, you have also passed up your chance to develop your birthright of being a creator.

Hatonn December 7, 1975 (via brotherofosiris)

dirtysnowbunny:

words to live by

Wake up, it’s time to be conscious again.

Honestly I never promote GoFundMe pages but when I was sent this wallahi I felt like throwing up thinking of how cruel people can be. Let’s help this sister out! May Allah SWT forgive us for any sins we committed and always remember…whatever your problems are in life…they are nothing compared to other people’s. Tonight before you go to sleep thank Allah for everything you have. She was walking to school and a man threw acid all over her face. “Assalmu Alaikum brother. This picture before you was taken of a Muslim sister, Suad. She was going to school when a fellow man viciously threw acid at her. Her injuries are very severe and she needs help. She was the breadwinner in her family and now they have no money to pay her hospital bills and she is to be sent home without it. Can you please make this picture go viral and let everyone know so they can donate to her cause inshallah. 🙏🏽https://www.gofundme.com/ru5cjwj8 that’s the link . Inshallah let’s help Suad 😊" 

Malcolm X with his wife, Betty Shabazz, and their children during a meeting at the headquarters of his Organization of Afro-American Unity at Hotel Theresa in Harlem on February 20, 1965.

Malcolm is holding his daughter Qubilah. He was assassinated the next day at the Audubon Ballroom in front of his wife and children.

(Photos by Duilio Pallottelli)

Peanuts, June 5, 1953