Communities:
African History & Culture
| # | Tweet | Community | Topic | Views ▼ | Ratio | Engagement | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | [image] Nigeria’s first president played college football in West Virginia with Black Americans.
Our histories are connected. You cannot divide us no matter how hard you try. | African History & Culture | — | 12.8K | 26.0x | 232 | Jun 4 |
| 2 | [image] “At least 50 Maroon (self-liberated) communities existed from 1672–1864 in the mountains, forests, and swamps of South Carolina,
North Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama.”
👳🏾♂️⚔️🌊 | African History & Culture | — | 1.8K | 2.8x | 24 | Jun 25 |
| 3 | [video] I made a comparison between Underground Railroad symbols and Nsibidi/Igbo Ukara cloth last year on my SoulPeopleRoots page. The Ekpe (Leopard 🐆) fraternity from Nigeria/Cameroon played a key role in Maroonage (escape) during the 1700-1800s in the US. | African History & Culture | — | 1.8K | 3.5x | 51 | Jun 5 |
| 4 | [image] If you were to put the state of Mississippi inside of Mali in West Africa, it would sound like Boubacar Traoré. | African History & Culture | — | 352 | 0.5x | 20 | Aug 16 |