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Blk Girl Culture was created to highlight the long existent and ever evolving culture of Black women and girls.

In an era dominated by social media and technology, Blk Girl Culture serves as a virtual space to encourage and increase the celebration of, sharing of knowledge between, and the fellowship of Black women.

Nov 7 Reframing Cocoa and the Colored Farmers Who Produce It

Pop Culture, Politics/Activism, Art & Literature

Entrepreneur Joshua Kissi and “Tony’s Chocolonely” join forces to spread the initiative to end worker slavery on cocoa farms, in “REFRAMED, “Cocoa & Color”

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Jul 24 Battle of the Afrocentric Albums: Diaspora vs. The Gift Album

@veeeracity

Music, Pop Culture

An African kid born in the western world’s dissection of western artists “African” albums

Blk Girl Culture was created to highlight the long existent and ever evolving culture of Black women and girls.

In an era dominated by social media and technology, Blk Girl Culture serves as a virtual space to encourage and increase the celebration of, sharing of knowledge between, and the fellowship of Black women.

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Nov 7 Reframing Cocoa and the Colored Farmers Who Produce It

Jul 24 Battle of the Afrocentric Albums: Diaspora vs. The Gift Album

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