BLK celebrates Black History Month with its latest initiative. The largest dating app for Black singles honors the resilient legacy of Black love with an animation video discussing its rich history. Read more details about it and check out the visualizer inside.
BLK collaborated with Nigerian-based animators animators Jolly Squid to create an inspiring animated timeline that highlights the importance of Black Love throughout history. The dating app continues its efforts to celebrate Black History Month with a video that honors the enduring legacy of Black love.
The video, which will debut on BLK’s Instagram account, is a beautiful tribute to the unbreakable bond between Black couples, and to the community’s resilience and strength, and reminds us of the profound depth and richness of Black love. In a world where Black peoples’ stories are often overlooked or completely forgotten, this celebration of Black love serves as a reminder of the community’s resilience and strength.
In Black culture, the unbreakable bond between Black couples has been a source of strength and resilience for generations. This bond continues to withstand the test of time and has played a crucial role in shaping the community’s identity. To commemorate the impact of Black Love, BLK, the premier dating app for Black singles, is using Black History Month as a backdrop to celebrate this important element of Black culture.
Black Love is more than just a romantic relationship between two individuals. It is a celebration of the community’s history, identity, and culture. BLK is not only honoring this important element of Black culture, but also telling the stories of our community in a unique and powerful way.
The visualizer chronicles Black love from 900 B.C. to today, featuring stories of African tradition to the innovative cultural history Black people created in America. The video talks about African wedding traditions like “jumping the broom,” which showcased who became decision maker in the home. It also divs into how Black Americans celebrated marriage with pride and references influential wives during the Civil Rights Movement like Coretta Scott King and Betty Shabazz. It goes on to share how the 1970s and 1980s saw a wave of cultural shifts, embracing the diversity of Black love. TV shows and films in the 1980s showcased Black love reminding us of its ever-evolving nature.
The video concludes with mentions of how the dating landscape has been revolutionized thanks to the rise of dating apps with over 300 million users worldwide. BLK shares that its where true connections can be built, saying, “This is how we date.”
The official video description:
In a world where the Black community’s stories are often overlooked or forgotten, this celebration of Black Love serves as a reminder of the community’s resilience and strength. BLK’s Black Love celebration is a beautiful tribute to the past, present, and future of Black Love, and to the talented Black artists who bring these stories to life. We invite you to take a look at the stunning work of art join us in celebrating the unbreakable bond between Black couples that has kept our community resilient for generations.
Check out the video below: