About Us

The Bloodline743 is a platform built on purpose — a living archive for the voices, struggles, and triumphs of the global Black diaspora. Through our monthly publication, The Bloodline Tribune, we document the full spectrum of Black life: history, resistance, healing, spirituality, education, family, and the quiet battles many carry without applause. We believe every part of our experience is worth writing about — not just what’s been celebrated, but what’s been buried. This work is not entertainment. It’s preservation.

 

Our mission is rooted in unity. Across every background — Gullah, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latinx, continental African, rural or urban — we recognize the shared thread of survival and brilliance that runs through us all. Tokanji, our original language, was created to give us a sacred way to speak to one another beyond borders and colonial tongues. And while our clothing line reflects that spirit in form, our focus remains the message: to build something worthy of those who came before us — and strong enough for those coming after.