Evolution of a Black Women

Evolution of a Black Women show how the black woman has evolved over time Wow....


Whitney Houston, Oprah Whinfrey, Diana Ross, Phillis Wheatley, Ida Wells-Barnett, Phillis Wheatley, Sojourner Truth, Elizabeth J Harris, Harriet Tubman, Susie King Taylor, Ida Wells-Barnett, Madame CJ Walker, Mary McLeod Bethune, Hattie McDaniel, Bessie Smith, Ethel Waters, Marian Anderson, Ruth Ella Moore, Josephene Baker, Rosa Parks, Toni Morrison, Annie Easley, Nina Simone, Cicely Tyson, June Bacon-Bercey, Barbara Jordan, Angela Davis, Maxine Waters, Shirley Caesar, Marian Wright Edelman, Wilma Rudolph, Aretha Franklin, Alice Walker, Patty La'Belle, Gladys Knight, Shirley Ann Jackson, Pointer Sisters, Carol Mosely-Braun, Donna Summer, Whoopi Goldberg, Pam Grier, Rita Dove, Chaka Khan, Condoleezza Rice, Mae C Jemison, Tramine Hawkins, Angela Bassette, Delorez Florence Griffith Joyner, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Cheryl Miller, Cece Winans, Halle Berry, Janet Jackson, Soledad O'Brian, Queen Latifah, Mary J. Blidge, MC Lyte, Lil Kim, Marion Jones, Lauryn Hill, Laila Ali, Foxy Brown, Venus & Serena Williams.

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• Whitney
• Oprah
• Diana
• Wheatley
• Barnett
• Phillis
• Sojourner
• Cece
• Condoleezza
• Walker
• Aretha
• Foxy
• Serena
• Lauryn
• McLeod
• Chaka

[Enlightenedtruth777]

If blacks are monkeys then that makes everybody on this earth monkey's...... LOL people are sooo brain dead a controled just repeating what they saw or heard.... And all should have pride in thier own culture.......

[DarkLadyJade]

I think the video was more about African American/Black American women, not black women in general.

[livinglife2thefulle1]

tears filled my eyes because i know how great we are and how great we can be. i feel an obligation to stand and take back what is rightfully ours ....our dignity to which people of other natures said about us and even our own kind we r queen ladies and it is time to take our queendom back. These women are now long gone but their legacy lives on forever in me and you. it is time for us to take our places as mothers, workers and nurtures to pour out our golden water ad satisfy tis thirsty planet

[livinglife2thefulle1]

as i sat here watching these great women, i felt in my heart that...i can not allow these women hopes and dreams go in vain that was set in stone for black wome of today. we are at war. it is not the flesh or the body but the principles of law in which to trick us from great like these women of yester years. i see the shadow and i have look down, let us stand and put i foot down own the insect that is trying to scare us from our destinies.

[2286navy]

whats the name of this song?

[bluedreamer5000]

@AngryActivist45 well dude i totally agree.i'm a black women and sometimes i look at the black women from the past or older women from that generation who are around today and i go-Damn! what in the world happened?!?!?. for most black women,there's an excuse for ever situation.why have the highest abortion rate,having kids out of wedlock.and so many other issues.but again not all black women women act like this.the 60'&70's were probably the highlight years.

[bluedreamer5000]

@AngryActivist45 you know what as much as i would like to fight you about that i sadly have to agree.(for the most part)

[tatiyanakissdoll]

@AngryActivist45

In terms of success FIVE steps AHEAD (the only women to do it without having connection to POWER unlike other races of women who rely on their men).

in terms of attitudes/state of mind i think THREE steps behind. Except for the dating field, im glad to see there are more of us being OPEN MINDED and dating out too

[7SAINTSCANSPIT]

What happened to way before so called blacks came here? You can't call it an evolution unless you show the whole thing

[tabithadee]

@DarkLadyJade I know why does everybody just mention african americans, what about brazilians est. always africans theirs not even that much black people there