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✍️🏿 3x Pub Author @voltaparatuaterra_antologia
👩🏿‍💻 @blackballaduk @bantu_men & more
📝 Award-Winning Journo & Editorial PM
🎥 Founder @nopapia_

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just woke up from my birthday coma and want to tell y‘all that I’m really grateful and blessed to see another year!🫶🏾 Huge thanks to everyone for all the sweet birthday wishes and family & friends for making my birthday weekend so special!!! Appreciate you all
Love Kamy 🙏🏾💕

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Terminamos o mês das mulheres, a partilhar mulheres que admiramos.
Karen Tavares is the founder of the platform Diamante Guigui. The platform has various collaborators, has fun rubrics and does live interviews with themes relevant to its community. Karen calls herself a storyteller.

Adiato Baldé is the founder of the Adiato Baldé Cosmetics Academy. At the academy, Adiato teaches how to make cosmetic products. She uses her vast training and experience for advising and regulation of cosmetic products.

Karina Gomes is a journalist by training, she is a singer with several hit singles such as -Mindjer i mame, Amor livre, Apili. Co-founder of Miguilan. Karina recently presented on RTP, the program Canto da Casa.

Jennifer Makau is the founder of Revitalise Minds UK. A company that specialises in personalised services and products for its customers. Jennifer uses her background in Mental Health and wellbeing to provide consulting services.

Jamila Pereira has a degree in International Relations. She is a writer with articles published on several digital platforms such as Bantu Men and Black Ballad, among others. His poems were published in the book ‘Volta para a tua terra’ vol. I and II.

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The fifth article from our 'Do Me Justice' series is now available to read on our site! It's called 'Harriet Tubman: Scars of Misogynoir'. Have a read!✨

Written by Jamila Pereira & Dr. Kiefer Lambert
Edited by Katya Zabelski & Jessica Hannah
Illustrated by Maia Walcott

Read or listen to the rest of this article via the linktree in our bio!

#AfricanAmerican, #America, #Anticolonial, #Archives, #Black, #Class, #Colonialism, #Decolonisation, #Diaspora, #Ethnography, #Feminism, #Gender, #GenderStudies, #Hierarchies, #History, #Identity, #Language, #Libraries, #Library, #Literature, #Memoir, #Memory, #Othering, #postcolonial

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Hablando bien para hablar simpre. 😎🙃

All my friends who attended and gave me all the love and support. Thank you.

Special thanks to @thamiekato, who introduced me to the amazing PPL Like Us Community.

@nobre.fer a friend who sometimes acts like my PR ♥️

@barbarabarcia and @prestesfe, my former business partners and (4ever) friends who allowed me to share our case in LDN.

@oadam_ thank you for always listening to me.

@marijacaranda my speech therapist taught me the cork technique and much more. 🙃

@crisguterres, thank you for all the kind words from BR. Your strength inspires me 😚

Last but not least, all the mentors, Orixas, and fierce nature encourage me to build my path with courage.

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memory haul 🤎 #kigali

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Money matters, a lot – and especially within relationships.

In this ongoing cost of living crisis, everyone is striving to increase their income. But it’s impossible to overlook how financial standing is intertwined with our love lives.

We spoke to three black women on the reality of having partners and husbands that earn less than them. Want us to DM you the story? Reply “More money” in the comments 👇🏿👇🏾👇🏽

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“My last break-up managed to make me relive past traumas and anxieties”

A reminder this time can be triggering for some of us & that healing after a breakup isn’t easy, but you can get your confidence back and move on

The journey may not be straightforward and ask you to deal with some hard truths, but you can only move on when you’re at peace with it & embrace your new beginning

Comment with ❤️ below, and we’ll send you the article “How To Reclaim Your Power While Navigating Heartbreak” & Desirability Politics” in your DMs

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Introducing The Jungle: Modern Dating As A Black Woman

“The jungle”, “the ghetteaux”, “the streets”, whatever term you use for the dating scene right now, the general sentiment seems to be that it’s a struggle. If you’re a Black woman who dates men, this struggle seems to be particularly acute… at least that’s what the streets are saying!

For Valentine’s Week 2024, we’ve curated a collection of articles we’ll be publishing daily on the dating experiences that many of us are dealing with. Whether you’re trying to dodge Red and Black Pill-ers on the apps, or working your way through heartbreak, hopefully one of our articles will connect with you.

Wherever you are in your journey, this week reminds us that it’s a completely personal one, so embrace yourself in all your delicious complexity first and foremost and secondly…good luck!

The Jungle Collection Designer & Artist: @ayanfe.png

#BBTheJungle #valentinesday #valentinesweek

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Guinea Bissau patria amada!
Obrigada Irmã @millie_gp for showing me your beautiful country 🇬🇼Eu voltarei 🤞🏾

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Todos, de alguma forma, somos filhos da imigração. A necessidade leva-nos a procurar conforto longe de casa, longe dos nossos. Vendem-nos sonhos impossíveis a troco da nossa juventude, necessidades e saúde mental.

Se a visão social da imigração, frequentemente, destaca indivíduos de meia-idade que lutam para sobreviver ou que procuram os seus sonhos em terras estrangeiras para terem uma vida melhor, este artigo de opinião de Jamila Pereira (@millie_gp) dá-nos o outro lado da moeda. Os jovens negros nascidos em Portugal e que procuraram refúgio no Reino Unido.

A precariedade, o abuso e a pressão da família valem a possibilidade de concretização de um sonho?

Descobre no artigo, através do link na bio ou através de BANTUMEN.com

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SUKUTA, Escuta Arte.

SUKUTA é um programa da Tabanka TV totalmente dedicado a todas as formas de arte, com o objetivo de destacar artistas de origem PALOP ligados à boa música, literatura, moda, dança, artes visuais, spoken words, entre outros.

O nome SUKUTA carrega um significado profundo, traduzindo-se como “escuta” no crioulo cabo-verdiano e guineense. Isso encapsula o nosso compromisso não apenas em exibir arte, mas em enfatizar a importância de verdadeiramente ouvir e sentir a essência de cada criação artística.

Acompanhem-nos nesta série de 8 Capítulos onde destacamos talentos emergentes, oferecendo uma visão autêntica e multifacetada das suas expressões artísticas. Uma jornada cativante às suas perspectivas em relação à cena cultural e uma celebração da diversidade que cada vez mais se destaca na nossa comunidade.

UM PROGRAMA DE
@missnanimoreira

REALIZAÇÃO
@filippoanjos

PRODUÇÃO
@santanoprod
@badiaproductions
@tabankatv

COM A PARTICIPAÇÃO DE
@ibraimcandido
@dhezy_nakeni

DIRECÇAO CRIATIVA
@missnanimoreira
@filippoanjos

SOM
@henrique_sungo

COMPOSIÇÃO MUSICAL
@dhezy_nakeni

EDIÇÃO
@filippoanjos

FIGURINO
@giovannavieiraco
@geneviivee

MAKE-UP & CABELO
@_slayedbymayla

FOTÓGRAFOS
@frank_mburufuty
@_omndi

ASSISTENTES DE PRODUÇÃO
@zambras7
@henrique_sungo
@llima_jess

DESIGNER DE TÍTULO
opedro.avs

CATERING
@vaidocesesalgados

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Link na Bio.

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“Farming”

“Hoje, enquanto muitos de nós tentamos entender tal prática, que pode simplesmente ser considerada problemática e inexplicável, e nos perguntamos o que poderia ter passado pela cabeça daqueles pais enquanto desmontamos uma pilha de cenários potenciais, deveríamos ver que nestas circunstâncias ocidentais e contemporâneas as coisas são completamente diferentes.”

Lê na íntegra em www.tabankaweb.co.uk

Por: Jamila Pereira | @millie_gp
Narração: @nostoria.gb

15 de Dezembro 2023

Fonte/Videos:
“The Last Tree”, Filme de Shola Amoo
“White Nanny Black Child” Documentary produzido por Channel 4

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