Those who are melanated
This Blog features heavy Melanated news, tips and conversationals
Brought to you by the creators of Melanic Tees. On this platform we focus on Melanin and everything Melanin and Melanina concentrated.
Monday, September 7, 2026
melanated is abdicated
Monday, August 24, 2026
Without Melanin, there wouldn't be streetwear.
Many non-Black brands such as BAPE and Supreme knows that. The clothing brand, Supreme was founded by James Jebbia, an American-British and has made a fortune, talking multi-millions from the brand. In his early 20's he moved back to NYC, where he was born, after being raised in England. In the in the early 90's. he opened up his first store. Although, Supreme was marketed as a skater shop, what took off and set the trend was and remains street wear. Hip Hop Icons like Nas and Travis Scott wear this brand because they're in fact: Supreme.
Supreme means high in power and degree. Melanin is water down to just focus on contributor factors to eyes, skin and hair. But it serves a much greater purpose then what is advertised. Melanin is ranked the highest in the sense of having a higher concentration amount compared to counterparts and that is why many, many brands rely on black spokesmen and spokeswomen. If you ask AI if Supreme clothing profit more from skateboards than streetwear, they'll confirm that Supreme sells far more streetwear than skateboards despite, Supreme regular weekly online drops releasing skateboard decks and hardware.
After 2 decades, Erin Magee, Supreme Chief Creative Officer is exiting the building and joining another famous culture vulture family dynasty brand, SKIMS by Kim Kardashian. These brands have a get rich quick strategy that consist of monetizing on the Melanin representation while avoiding true authentic inclusion. For example Magee also has their side hustle brand which is tailored to the punk, alternative demographic but tries to submerge this "subculture" into the streetwear urban fashion scene.
This highly executed marketing approach has been going on since the beginning of urban wear but regardless of what brand it is; what makes it is melanin representation. Because without Melanin fashion couldn't stand a chance. Melanin is beyond eyes, skin and hair. Melanin is a whole wholesome internal navigation that exhumes creative flows that really is endless and it shows by the countless of streetwear and urban fashion who profit when joining the melanin representation to sell their brand bandwagon.
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Melanated is activated
Oh, can't you tell
Monday, June 1, 2026
Melanated Advocated
Thursday, August 21, 2025
Melanin and the Pineal Gland
Pigment comes from melanin; and the pineal gland secretes melanin. Melanin is a gift of GOD. Black people are not black because they live(d) in Africa; South Americans are not black because they live in south America; Hawaiians are not black because they live in Hawaii; Aboriginals are not black because they live in Australia. Indigenous people all over the world are pigmented because pigmentation comes from the pineal glands melanin. The ancients called the location of this gland, in the center of the brain, the cradle of GOD.
Crystals were worn by the ancients to stimulate melanin and the master gland, the pineal gland. Melanin makes the brain cell for all cells in the body. When melanin is active, higher thought is active. Caucasians, on the other hand, thought crystals to be only decorative jewelry.
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
The Power of Melanin
I was looking for a word in my Webster's dictionary and stumbled across the word, "colored". The definition stated: "having color; often offensive; belonging to a race other than the white; esp. to the black race." Then I thought to myself, "Why on earth would anyone get offended being called "colored"; or having melanin for that matter?" Actually, there are several reasons why one should be proud to have melanin and remain blessed for its' many benefits.
Sunday, March 28, 2021
Crispus Attucks Museum and the record of atrocities
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| Entrance to Museum |
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| 23 African American Settlements in Indiana |
| Notable Black Figures in Indianapolis and in US History |
| Queen Nefertiti tomb |
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| Please enlarge to read thoroughly |
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Discoverers and Explorers
From Olmecs Civilization to the record of Atrocities
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| Degrading plaques |
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| Who Speaks for the Negro? |
















































