#PenceBlackHistory Was Inevitable

After Vice President Mike Pence praised Abraham Lincoln for his contributions to Black History Month, it was inevitable that black Twitter would take Pence’s version of history and run with it. And voilà, #PenceBlackHistory was born. Suggested Reading These Are the Best Black Movies Since the Turn of the Century Lil Wayne Whines About Grammy…

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As #BHM begins, we remember Elvis Presley. His music brought Big Mama Thorton's song "Hound Dog" national recognition. #PenceBlackHistory
— Matthew A. Cherry (@MatthewACherry) February 2, 2017

#PenceBlackHistory Remember Larry Bird for breaking the NBA color barrier.
— The Blackman Who Laughs (@JGotJuic3NowKid) February 2, 2017

Black History Month: Let's remember @JoeBiden, first Vice President to a Black President. #PenceBlackHistory
— Jeremy Bandini (@netexplosure) February 2, 2017

In honor of #BHM we honor the white people who voted for our first black president #PenceBlackHistory
— Austin Matthews (@austin404) February 2, 2017

https://twitter.com/bobbycupp/status/827194517476368384

https://twitter.com/thebanjimens/status/827188132730765313

https://twitter.com/MBreezi/status/827186019812462593

And at this morning’s prayer breakfast, I’m quite sure Pence thanked Aunt Jemima for passing down her bomb-ass pancake recipe.

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