
About Us.
From slavery to Jim Crow laws, black people throughout the United States, and the world, have endured an incomparable amount of racism, discrimination, and poverty solely based on their skin’s hue.
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Despite this plight, black people resiliently survive and even thrive in an environment that was constructed to dismantle them. It’s this resilience we call ‘black magic.' Our resilience to persevere through oppression is unmatched.
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“To be black, means to be resilient.
To be black, means to be blessed.
To be black, means to be admired by the sun.”
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- black ingenuity.

Our
Mission
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The mission of black ingenuity is to create a platform to tell the unique stories of what it means to be black in the United States.
Through photography and narratives,
black ingenuity gives a voice to the voiceless by showcasing the daily struggle of life for black Americans and displaying their ability to thrive, despite the odds.
Our
Vision
Create Our Own Monuments | Remember our forgotten heroes
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Tell Our Own Stories | Reveal our survival stories and resilience
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Give Our Own Children Clues | Instill pride through teaching
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Celebrate Our Own Culture | Boast our unique culture
Our
Stories
We Tell Our Own Stories
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The Creator.
Instill Pride Through Teaching
Sina
Hilbert
“Black ingenuity is simply my contribution to this life. I wanted to create something that reminded boys and girls with a similar skin color that it is not their imagination; this world has created both visible and invisible walls to keep them stagnant."
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I’ve taken it as a personal challenge to shed light on these walls, take a sledge hammer to them and pass that sledge hammer the younger generations.”
- Sina Hilbert
Founder of black Ingenuity.
