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Kwanzaa: Day Three

Principle 3: Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility) To build and maintain our community together and make our brother’s and sister’s problems our problems and to solve them together. Tweet

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Kwanzaa: Day Two

Principle 2: Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves and speak for ourselves. Tweet

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Kwanzaa: Day One

Principle 1: Umoja (Unity) To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation and race. Tweet

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Documentary: Wasted

An insightful documentary about food waste in America. Tweet

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How Films Make Puppets Out Of Film Watchers

“You will now start to notice how, over the sense, what the really great artists- the people who make us laugh and cry and wonder; the people who fill our world with color and dark stories that can fill us with fear and provoke us to action; the people who fill the world with music […]

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Wise Intelligent Disusses Culture & Art

Wise Intelligent discusses: The power and influence of Black art, the myth of “conscious” music not selling, Hilary Clinton’s view of hip hop, what the purpose of an artist should be, and more. Tweet

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Be Wise When It Comes To Fools

“Do not send a fool in an important matter when you can send one that is wise. Do not instruct a fool lest he hate you for it. When one instructs a fool, he or she says ‘What they are doing insults me.’ The friend of a fool is a fool. The friend of a […]

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Legal Eagles Fun Fact: The Energy Your Brain Uses

“Though the brain takes up only 2% of our body mass, it uses up 25% of our body’s energy.” -From, “You” Tweet

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The University Of Mississippi Built On The Graves Of Slaves

Over 2,000 graves of slaves were found underneath the University of Mississippi. Tweet

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Anecdote Of The Week: Never Be Afraid To Ask Questions

“I was ten days past my due date with my first child and my doctor continued to tell me not to worry. But I went on the internet and saw some research that said there was a higher risk of stillbirth when you are overdue. That freaked me out. At my next appointment the doctor […]

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