Floyd Norman
Floyd Norman born in 1935 was Disney’s first Black cartoonist in 1957. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "Floyd Norman"Floyd Norman born in 1935 was Disney’s first Black cartoonist in 1957. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "Floyd Norman"Who is your favorite blogger to follow? I am my favorite blogger to follow: BlackHistoryEveryday.com and kiki1957.Substack.com
Read more "Favorite blogger to follow"What’s a lesson you’ve learned recently that shifted your perspective? Recently the lesson I learned is to ask for help, I cannot do everything alone and I can get the help I need and want.
Read more "Lesson I’ve Learned Recently That Shifted My Perspective"What do you do to improve your sleep? I wear my nasal CPAP machine to improve my sleep. It stops my sleep apnea.
Read more "What I do to improve my sleep"The Okra Project (theokraproject.com) helps Black trans people. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "The Okra Project"Pelé (1940-2022) born Edson Arante do Nascimento, a Black Brazilian aka “King of Football” is the only player in history to win three FIFA World Cups in 1958, 1962, and 1970. BlackHistoryEveryday.com
Read more "Pelé"What do you love now, that you hated when you were younger? I hated beets when I was younger and love them now. I only experienced canned beets when I was younger and now they are fresh and grilled, so yummy I love them. It’s all in the preparation for beets and most foods particularly […]
Read more "What I love now, that I hated when I was younger"What’s something you used to believe as a kid that seems ridiculous now? Something I used to believe as a kid that seems ridiculous now: my father told me that salt was made from the dried sweat on his forehead.
Read more "Something I used to believe as a kid that seems ridiculous now"What’s a piece of media (book, movie, song) that changed how you see the world? Yentl is a movie that changed how I see the world.
Read more "Movie that changed how I see the world"Aya Nakamura born in 1995, French/Malian, in 2018 she beat the record held by Edith Piaf since 1961 as the most-listened-to francophone in the Netherlands
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