tangiblehistory hashtag performance
#TangibleHistory celebrates the physical remnants of our past, showcasing artifacts, historical sites, and personal stories. It connects generations, inspires curiosity, and fosters appreciation for cultural heritage and shared experiences.
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Replying to @twinkleslilstar1 They told us the story starts in 1870, but we know better. This wall isn’t the end—it’s a new beginning. The hard part. Let me show you how to break through and see the history they tried to bury. #1870Wall #BlackGenealogy #BristerEnglishProject #formerlovepoet #Genealogy #tangiblehistory #bristerep
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Replying to @drayalacolevanity Records involving slavery in Virginia. These are just a few of many resources. Also check for these types of records in AL. Bills of sales, deeds of gift, probate records, estate records, newspapers like runaway ads and stories. Not saying you’ll find anything but it’s always worth a look. #BristerEnglishProject #tangiblehistory #formerlovepoet #BlackGenealogy #genealogy #slaverecords #FamilyHistory #virginia #bristerep
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This has nothing to do with the Beyoncé discourse…Yet, with all the talk about Beyoncé lately, let’s pause and talk about something a little bit deeper, like finding some roots. Get it?…..Don’t unfollow me. This is an older video where Mrs. Tina Knowles gave the best info. Ask questions. Her story, like your ancestors, guided me through the process. I’m just a Black genealogist trying to make a change in this county. One that can be felt. This is the kind of work I do every day with the Brister English Project. Uncovering histories, tracing roots, and helping Black families reclaim what’s been hidden or lost. But to keep this going, I need your help. The move to Las Vegas has to happen by February 22nd, and every donation gets us closer to continuing this work. Watch, learn, and if this resonates with you, hit the link in my bio to support. Let’s preserve our history, together. #G#GenealogyF#FamilyHistoryH#HealingThroughHistoryB#BlackGenealogyB#BristerEnglishProjectf#formerlovepoett#tangiblehistorybristerep
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Things to leave in 2024 Part 2 - Racists lying…a lot…in the age of information… Google can give you wrong information. Especially if you’re not clicking on the actual link you claim to be “researching”. It’s lazy. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #bristerep
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Replying to @Walt Way I downloaded and uploaded every volume of the WPA Slave Narratives and you can get them all at no cost. If I can get something that benefits the community, I’m going to share it. That’s how I was raised. I have enough to feed everyone. Make sure to check out the other resources I have in that database. Donate to the project and watch how we change the world. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #GenealogyTips #BlackFamilyHistory #blackgenealogy #AncestryResearch #FamilyTree #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #genealogy #bristerep #tangiblehistory #nonprofit #slavery #slavenarratives
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“Google is free” 🤦🏾♂️ Google is a search engine. You have to actually look into those links. And please, for the love of everything, look at where google Ai gets its information. Investigate the sources. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #bristerep #Genealogy #BlackGenealogy #BlackFamilyHistory #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #research
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Replying to @Poglitters Still Black and still doing more #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #bristerep #tangiblehistory #genealogy #GenealogyTips #howto #runawayads #blackgenealogy
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Things to leave in 2024 part 1 - The denial of chattel slavery here in America. Anyways, here’s a place to look for deeds involving our enslaved ancestors. I’m going to reupload older videos in this “things to leave in 2024” series. It’s videos of me responding to some of the most “colorful” comments. #Genealogy #BlackGenealogy #BristerEnglishProject #formerlovepoet #tangiblehistory #bristerep #slavedeeds #GenealogyTips #slavery
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Can we leave this in 2024? “tHe FiRSt eNslavER wAs BlacK”…No. Stop it. Get some help. They love to spread the lie that the first enslaver in America was Black, so let me say this. facts don’t lie, people do. This myth is just another way to rewrite history and shift the blame away from a system built to oppress us. That’s why the Brister English Project exists, so we can reclaim our truth, piece together our stories, and honor our ancestors. We’re not just doing genealogy; we’re preserving the legacy they tried to erase. #bristerenglishproject #bristerep #formerlovepoet #genealogy #anthonyjohnson #tangiblehistory
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Replying to @Master of 1 Let’s talk about some unconventional records surrounding the reconstruction era and our genealogy #BristerEnglishProject #formerlovepoet #BlackGenealogy #Genealogy #tangiblehistory #BlackFamilyHistory #newpapers #reconstructionera
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Wait until the end…@✨Marisa Z.✨ @✨Marisa Z.✨ I remixed this older video. Add a few new things and kept others. Tell me what you think. Shout out pops at the beginning! As we wrap up 2025, I want to remind people what I do. Ancestral healing through genealogy. Donate to the Brister English Project. Help with moving the project to Vegas so we can expand and get the even larger conversations started on the west coast. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #bristerep#tangiblehistory #blackgenealogy #historytok #genealogy #BlackFamilyHistory #BEP2025
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Notice to All Users This cursive handwriting resource is part of the Brister English Project Archives and is provided 100% free of charge. It is intended to support learning and education without any barriers. If you see this material duplicated or being sold anywhere, please know that it is not authorized. This resource should always remain free and accessible to anyone who needs it. Thank you for respecting the mission of the Brister English Project to keep educational tools open and equitable for all. – Walter English/FormerLovePoet Founder #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #cursivewriting #history #formerlovepoet
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Replying to @𝕥𝕒𝕤𝕙𝕣𝕖𝕟𝕒𝕪 I uploaded this December 7th, 2021. My grandma is still here but has been in the hospital since December 7th of 2024. She has always been my biggest supporter. Especially when it came down to helping me with this. She’s a praying woman, so please 🙏🏾 She mentioned her father, River Willis, and the sticky stuff from a tree. I found his occupantion listed as turpentine tree worker. Along with another family member. Her story about her aunt Blanche led me to finding the kids she mentioned. That helped me get further along on my personal journey. Talk to your elders while they’re here. Spark up conversation about someone. Ask questions that they’re willing answer. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #GenealogyTips #BlackFamilyHistory #blackgenealogy #AncestryResearch #FamilyTree #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #genealogy #bristerep #tangiblehistory #nonbprofit #slavery #resources #genealogy #grandma
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Replying to @Megan ♻️🔬🧠🥁⚕️♾️⚧⚛🏳️🌈🇩🇪 To be “bound out” as a Black Child during the Reconstruction era…After slavery, freedom didn’t mean families stayed together. Courts decided who belonged where, and for too many Black children, that meant being ‘bound out’. A system that put a facade of forced labor as “apprenticeships”. These children were taken from their families, sent to work for yt landowners, and often treated no better than they had been during slavery. Start with: 1️⃣ Freedmen’s Bureau Records – Look for labor contracts or apprenticeship disputes. Check FamilySearch or the National Archives. 2️⃣ County Court Records – Local courthouses in often documented binding contracts. Search probate or apprenticeship records. 3️⃣ Census Records (1870) - Bound out children may show up in the households of those who exploited their labor. You see a Black relative living with a yt family….That may be a sign. #formerlovepoet #Gen#Genealogya#BlackHistoryisterEnglishProject #tangiblehistory #blackgenealogy #GenealogyTips #slavery #slaverecords #FamilyHistory #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #greenscreen
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Since y’all over here, you might as well learn something #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #GenealogyTips #BlackFamilyHistory #blackgenealogy
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Replying to @Richelle 💋 Lessons about slavery for teachers and homeschooling parents & guardians. At the end of the video I have something for the kids and adults. #formerlovepoet #tangiblehistory #bristerenglishproject #slavery #howto #runawayads #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #BlackFamilyHistory #genealogy #bristerep #greenscreen
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Y’all would’ve hated him too #formerlovepoet #bristerep #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #martinlutherkingjr #martinlutherkingday #MLKDay
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How to build your own digital archive using the 3-2-1 method. 3 Copies: Always have your original file, a backup on an external hard drive, and a copy in the cloud. 2 Storage Types: Don’t rely on just one form of storage! combine options like hard drives, USBs, or cloud services to reduce risk. 1 Offsite Copy: Store one copy offsite for emergencies. Use cloud storage or leave an external drive with a trusted friend or family member. A lot of historians do this. Tips to start your digital archive: Organize your files into folders with clear labels like “Grandma’s Photos 1960” or “Family Reunion 2005.” Use scanners or apps like Adobe Scan to digitize old photos and documents. Check your backups regularly—files are no good if they’re corrupted! Preserve your legacy today, because the stories you save might just be the ones your future generations need. ⭐️Recommended Tools⭐️ • Cloud Storage: Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, Backblaze. • Backup Software: Acronis True Image, Time Machine (Mac), or Windows Backup. • File Management: Excel, Airtable, or a dedicated cataloging app. • Metadata Tools: ExifTool (for photos), Tropy (for research materials). • Digitizing Tools: Flatbed scanner, high-resolution cameras, or apps like Adobe Scan. Bonus Tips for Archiving • Protect Your Files with Encryption: For sensitive materials, encrypt files before storing them in the cloud or on external drives. • Use Archival-Grade Materials: For physical backups, consider archival-grade discs or drives with longer lifespans. • Include Instructions for Access: Document where each backup is stored and how to access it in case someone else needs to retrieve the archive. #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #tangiblehistory #GenealogyTips #BlackFamilyHistory #blackgenealogy #AncestryResearch #FamilyTree #AfricanAmericanGenealogy #genealogy #bristerep #tangiblehistory #nonbprofit #DigitalArchive #FamilyHistory #PreserveYourLegacy
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Replying to @Eso_Se_Que_Es 2 My grandma talking about her father and chip boxing. Also, a granddaughter of the man who owned the cabin in the pines reached out to me. I kind of owed her 😅 At least pay it back in my way #formerlovepoet #bristerenglishproject #bristerep #tangiblehistory #GenealogyTips #blackgenealogy
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