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• What was the first black star line ship with a black captain?

  Once reconditioned, the Yarmouth proceeded to sail for three years between the U.S. and the West Indies as the first Black Star Line ship with an all-black crew and a black captain. Later Joshua Cockburn, the captain of the Yarmouth, was accused of receiving a kick back from the purchase price.

• What is black art and black decor?

  Black art is a unique genre that celebrates many aspects of black culture, religion and personal style when it comes to decorating and home décor. Though the styles and subject matter found in black art paintings can vary greatly, some popular topics are black music, dance, and romance.

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  THE COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN ADVOCATE OF BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS We are a National 501c3 non-profit organization. Through advocacy we work as change agents to influence policy that promotes gender equity in health, education and economic empowerment.

• Is the American Black Duck really black?

  The American Black Duck isn’t actually black. A closer look reveals that its plumage is a medley of dark brown, beige, and tan that gives it the folk name Dusky Duck. While the male Black Duck could be mistaken for a very dark female Mallard at first glance, several clues make clear that it’s a distinctive bird.