THE black Consciousness it is a reflection by the black person about the historical and cultural load and perception they have of themselves, in addition to the analysis and encounter of their identity.
From this, the importance of the Black conscience day, which brings recognition by society of African descendants and the construction of society itself.
Furthermore, it points out serious issues such as racism, discrimination, inclusion and inequality. Added to this, it is also a way of valuing Afro-Brazilian culture, so present in general daily life.
Black Consciousness: Phrases
Thus, in view of this indispensable and necessary reflection and appreciation, we have separated some phrases to reflect on Black Consciousness. Check out:
"Day of Black Consciousness is an important date to be proud of who we are, it is necessary to guarantee equality for a people who suffered a lot and today deserves our respect."
(Matthew Pedrosa)
“The fight is not over. We have to spread the idea of Black Consciousness in society so that we have a tolerant state where racial equality prevails, without prejudice.”
(Mercio Franklin)
"We will not be satisfied as long as a single black person in Mississippi cannot vote or a black person in New York believes he has no reason to vote." (Martin Luther King Jr.)
“I don't need to have ambitions. There's only one thing I really want: for humanity to live together… blacks and whites all together.”
(Bob Marley)
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"We must promote courage where there is fear, promote agreement where there is conflict, and inspire hope where there is despair."
(Nelson Mandela)
"Happy society is one where there is social justice, without racial prejudice."
(Talita G. A. Mazelli)
"Get your racism out of the way, which I want to pass with my color."
(Georges Najjar Jr)
"Look again: there are no whites, there are no yellows, there are no blacks: we are all rainbows."
(Ulysses Tavares)
“The struggles of blacks against slavery (resistance movements) should be remembered as facts of great pride by the Brazilian people”. (Beatriz Suzana L. Leopold)
“Happy society is one where there is social justice, without racial prejudice”.
(Talita G. A. Mazelli)
“No one is born hating another person because of the color of their skin, their origin or even their religion. In order to hate, people need to learn. And if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love.”
(Nelson Mandela)
"If the wall that prevents me from moving forward is racism, I will tear down with my black conscience."
(Eli Odara Theodoro)
Related content:
- Poems about Black Consciousness
- What is Black Consciousness?
- African Plays - Black Consciousness Day
- Black Consciousness Project for Kindergarten and Elementary Education
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