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Learn about these Black history makers who broke barriers in the skies. Check out this article to learn about ten Black pioneers in aviation. #BlackHistoryMonth #Aviation Learn more: https://bit.ly/47U9R0b

There are hundreds of lessons we have learned from the Second World War, here are three important ones to reflect upon today as we commemorate the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. https://lnkd.in/dPPkHhRu

Some thoughts on the lessons we learned as a consequence of Operation OVERLORD and their relevance today...

Issue #561 Cornelius Coffey: Opened the first aviation school for Black Pilots and Mechanics Click (or copy/paste) the link to read or listen: https://smpl.is/8yi2d Every weekday in “We Are Speaking,” we publish an audio post about Black History. Black History IS American History, no matter how hard some people try to erase our history and contributions. To financially support our publication and have access to all of the articles, please consider subscribing for free or at the paid level at no more than $5/month. #Substack #BlackHistory #AudioPost

Issue #561 Cornelius Coffey: Opened the first aviation school for Black Pilots and Mechanics Click (or copy/paste) the link to read or listen: https://smpl.is/8yi2e Every weekday in “We Are Speaking,” we publish an audio post about Black History. Black History IS American History, no matter how hard some people try to erase our history and contributions. To financially support our publication and have access to all of the articles, please consider subscribing for free or at the paid level at no more than $5/month. #Substack #BlackHistory #AudioPost

Good article. Effective counterterrorism must incorporate several elements of national power, like a good boxer with a number of different punches he can throw in combinations, and our criminal justice system is one of those punches.

Learn more about the rich history of the banner that inspired our national anthem

What would your life be like if you lived without self limiting beliefs. Check out this powerful story.

Did you know?..."The first daytime parade in New Orleans took place in 1872, and as the Russian Grand Duke Alexis Romanoff was visiting at the time, it was decided to use the Romanoff family colours of purple, green and gold as the official colors of the Carnival. Purple stands for justice; gold for power; and green for faith." Learn more about the history of #MardiGras at https://lnkd.in/eeGgK3QK

Dame Dash, in the video, discusses the importance of public relations (PR) for black business owners and the necessity of controlling their narrative. He emphasises that PR can shape public perception and is crucial for maintaining a positive image. Dash argues that black business owners are often discouraged from managing their own PR to keep them from becoming too powerful or influential. He suggests that by controlling their own narrative, black entrepreneurs can ensure their stories are told accurately and in a way that benefits their community and business. https://lnkd.in/egPFaZRc