Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Harry Belafonte.
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Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's subject needs no true introduction as he's best known for his films and comedy shows including: Norbit, Doctor Doolittle, Shrek and more! Ladies and Gentlemen, may I introduce to you, Mr. Eddie Murphy!
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. DISCLAIMER: The Title is misleading. I am actually going to be talking about a time honored tradition known as many different things in different cultures. Yet here in America it's known generally as Mardi Gras.
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Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today we will be highlighting a woman who's determination as an abolitionist helped over 700 slaves to freedom in the north. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you a Mrs. Harriet Tubman.
Welcome to the FINAL installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is actually the man we give credit for us celebrating this month anyways. Mr. Carter G. Woodson.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Sojourner Truth.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is our former First Lady of the United States, Mrs. Michelle Obama.
Welcome to another installment in my Month-Long anthology which depicts specific African-American people who, in one way or another, changed the world. Today's topic is Chris Rock.
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D is for....Doll!
*Dolls can be from varying countries in Africa.
*In ancient times, dolls were used as spiritual aides, fertility aides as well as a common child's play thing.
*Depending on which country you're in, in Africa, odds are you've seen a doll with dark skins, and beads of some kind with a luxurious looking cloth upon it.
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J is for....Jaguar!
*The Jaguar can be found in rainforests primarily in South Africa (larger range in South America).
*Jaguars are often mistaken for Leopards due to their spots. A Jaguar's spots are larger and more defined than that of a Leopards.
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G is for.....Giraffe!
*The Giraffe is the tallest land mammal in the world. They can range between 13-20ft. tall by adulthood!
*A group of Giraffes is actually called a Tower (honestly didn't know this myself).
*Female Giraffes give birth standing up. A baby can be born head and front hooves first and survive a whopping '4ft. 11in.' fall from being born!
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L is for....Lion!
*Lions tend to live in family groups of between 10-20 called Prides.
*A female lion usually needs about 11lbs. (or 5kg) of meat daily. Males need 15lbs. (or 7kg) daily.
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C is for...Cheetah!
*The Cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world (top running speeds being 60-70mph).
*Cheetahs weigh between 77-143lbs (that's lighter than a baby grand piano).
*Cheetahs are actually classified as a "vulnerable" species of conservation.
*Cheetahs may be wild animals, but they actually can be domesticated.
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F is for...Fabric!
*Kente Cloth is thought to have come from the Ghana region and was commonly sold by the Fante people long ago.
*Kente Cloth is commonly colorful. Each color means something interesting. For example, Green cloths are commonly used for girls' puberty rituals.
*Kuba Cloth are usually in more earthy toned colors and would be used by the men of Zaire to weave into varying cloth products including rugs and clothing.
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That's right people! Just like last year, I did (more or less) 28 days of famous African-Americans facts for the month of February. This year is more on the continent of Africa itself (as I myself am apparently 46% East African descent...most likely from somewhere around Egypt). So to kick this month off right, let's learn our facts about Africa from A to Z!
A is for.....Africa!
*Africa is the only continent that reaches all 4 hemispheres.
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B is for...Baobab Fruit!:
*Baobab pulp is rich in antioxidents, Vitamin C, potassium, magnesium and iron.
*Adding Baobab to the diet may be linked to weight loss by promoting feelings of fullness.
*Fresh or Powdered Baobab adds a tasty flavor to many dishes.
*The Baobab is ONLY found in Africa.
*It’s also classified as a superfruit.
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I is for......Ivory (coast)!
*Ivory is essentially what makes up the tusks of mammals such as Elephants, Narwhals, Walruses, etc.
*While high in value, Ivory is definitely illegal to harvest/sell in many parts of the world.
*Most commonly Ivory is used for decoration. Small (or even large) trinkets made of pure Ivory are incredibly expensive (even a piano with Ivory keys is worth a decent price).
It ain't stopping til the 28th people! It continues my friends, let's get into our next letter:
E is for.....Elephant!
*There are 3 species of Elephant (The African Forest, African Bush and Indian).
*Elephant Tusks are made of Ivory and are highly sought-after by poachers.
*The African Bush and Forest Elephants' ears are large and shaped like the continent of Africa (Whereas Indian Elephants' ears are smaller and shaped like India).
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