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Black Storytelling Week

@blackstorytelling.bsky.social
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A holiday for passing down Black family history 2nd week of September Whether adopted, biological, or chosen, family is family blackstorytellingweek.com

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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 28/11/2024
Happy Thanksgiving y’all! Hope however you spend the day, you enjoy it 🤎
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🌷Shea🌷 @buttery-shea.blacksky.app · 25/11/2024
I’m running out of elders. It happens all too quickly. Don’t let the opportunity pass you by!
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 24/11/2024
Morning #blacksky We’ve claimed the 2nd week of September to celebrate, pass down, and document Black family history. Whether biological, adopted, or chosen: family is family 🫶🏾 Follow for updates and ideas for how to interview elders in your life anytime of the year 🤎🖤
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 24/11/2024
We’re a holiday for those of us who identify as Black, African, Afro-anything. and the ones who raise, love on, nurture, and care for us. Simple as that. Whether you are adopted, or your family is biological, or chosen, this holiday honors and celebrates the many ways we make family 🤎🖤
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Gina Murrell @ginamurrell1.blacksky.app · 24/11/2024
When it’s relatives who’ve passed, I find it comforting. In my dreams, sometimes I’m back at my grandparents’ house down South and everybody’s there. (And those still alive but unwell are in full health.) Makes me feel like wherever these relatives are now, they’re OK and are thinking of me.
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 24/11/2024
Ok glad ppl can see our skeets, thanks! New followers: we’re a Black holiday for Black families (adopted, bio, and chosen). Do what you do, but know that’s who we’re building for, and we’re quick to block nonsense 🤎🖤
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 23/11/2024
Testing! Can anyone see this?
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Kalypso ✨🇹🇹 @kalypsospeaks.com · 19/11/2024
Since we’re here: I love that the diaspora is celebrating Carnival world-wide, don’t let social media & pretty mas erase real elements of REBELLION in our history & culture. My favorite are the Jabs. In TnT blue/red devil. They are the most vulgar on purpose. The enslavers were terrified #islandsky
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jenn m. jackson @jennmjacksonphd.bsky.social · 20/11/2024
We live in a country where learning our actual history is a political fight. We are not okay.
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martina abrahams ilunga @m-tina.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
Lol I asked my grandma this and I learned that she and her bff used to throw spit balls at my pop pop in study hall! He had just moved to Selma “from the country” and they thought he dressed funny 😫😭 he still scooped her
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 18/11/2024
Are there any archivists, genealogists, family historians or memory workers in #blacksky or #blackademics?
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10.18🎡🕷️ @jeahbrandey.bsky.social · 18/11/2024
did anybody else’s greats & grands have that one gold tooth? bc ngl that shit was fly as fuck to me growing up 😭
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 18/11/2024
Thanksgiving is next week, a perfect time for interviewing elders. Each day between now and then we’ll share a question to help you get started. 1. Tell me about your hometown. What did it look, sound, and smell like?
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 18/11/2024
Thanksgiving is next week, a perfect time for interviewing elders. Each day between now and then we’ll share a question to help you get started. 1. Tell me about your hometown. What did it look, sound, and smell like?
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Marielle @iammariellet.bsky.social · 17/11/2024
Being an empath for both the earth realm and the spiritual realm
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
What's something you have in common with one of your grandparents? #addtoblacksky #blackfamilyhistory
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figuring it out @alacadabra.bsky.social · 17/11/2024
My grandmother liked to bake and so do I. My grandfather loved the quiet storm and that’s the peak of music for me.
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martina abrahams ilunga @m-tina.bsky.social · 17/11/2024
I love nails, books, and being a social butterfly just like my grandma 💅🏾
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Black Storytelling Week @blackstorytelling.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
What's something you have in common with one of your grandparents? #addtoblacksky #blackfamilyhistory
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