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Justin Stinnett
Justin Stinnett

Feb 27

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Being A Black Man in America

Why we are able to overcome adversity in society today

Three black men walking down the sidewalk with basketball shoes in their hands.
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The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of national greatness.

Marcus Garvey

When you see a black man, what are you thinking? Be Honest. What about a group of black men? Do…

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