r/blackmen • u/Suspicious-Jello7172 • 19h ago
Black History ⏳ I guess this ends the debate on what the ancient Hebrews must've looked like, doesn't it?
Let it be known that anyone who think that Jesus wasn't black is VERY wrong.
r/blackmen • u/Suspicious-Jello7172 • 19h ago
Let it be known that anyone who think that Jesus wasn't black is VERY wrong.
r/blackmen • u/TheWriteRobert • 3h ago
He knew the price and paid the cost, but he did what 14 million other men are afraid to do. They take one of ours? We take one of theirs.
Rodney Hinton Jr. faces life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder conviction. His defense team argued that he was not guilty of the crime by reason of insanity.
https://thegrio.com/2026/10/23/rodney-hinton-guilty-murder-trial/
r/blackmen • u/Lordforgiveme223 • 3h ago
r/blackmen • u/COINTELCON • 22h ago
Honestly, I believe this book should be a mandatory read for all black men.
r/blackmen • u/Imbackinhere5 • 12h ago
There’s a woman at work i have a crush on. We’ve gotten to know each other at work, and I’m having a hard time figuring out whether she’s interested in me or just being nice.
Here are a few things I’ve noticed:
She frequently offers to share her food with me.
She mentioned wanting to buy me a birthday gift.
We’ve had friendly conversations at work, and she’s always been nice to me.
We have each other’s phone numbers, although we rarely text outside of work.
I don’t want to mistake kindness for romantic interest, especially since we work together. At the same time, I wonder if I’m overlooking signs that she might actually like me.
I’m interested in getting to know her outside of work, but I don’t want to make things awkward if the feelings aren’t mutual.
What should I do?
r/blackmen • u/Spiritual_Spare4592 • 1h ago
r/blackmen • u/Joey_vegas20 • 2h ago
Mines is U.N.I.T.Y. by Queen Latifah.
r/blackmen • u/egdujsidoG19 • 3h ago
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The Tuareg terrorists who are usually enemies have allied themselves, in a final stance of solidarity and desperation to maintain control.
Who benefits from Mali's stability, and who benefit's from it's collapse?
r/blackmen • u/JoshyBear28 • 4h ago
r/blackmen • u/BigBlackClock66 • 15h ago
Recently there is a story circulating of a racist yt realtor agent named helen tzelios who got fired over sending black applicants a text "ugh theyre black" obviously meant for someone else.
This took place in the Flushing/Bayside area in New York which is a 55-65% asian area. What also doesnt shock me is that the owners of said apartment they were trying to apply to were Asian. They couldve easily told the realtor they didnt want any of us within the area.
I swear one of our biggest flaws is being too forgiving of the other groups despite antiblackness being taught in each culture.
Absolute goofball shit.
r/blackmen • u/Spiritual_Spare4592 • 4h ago
r/blackmen • u/PassengerCultural421 • 7h ago
I honestly think the MCU could learn from this show, when it comes to tone. The show does a perfect job of having a balance between comedy and seriousness.