I personally think it's a combination of both but what do you think?

What artists, genres etc would you recommend for gym work?

Ex Battlefield devs that is, but this game looks awesome. The trailer below is pre-alpha, but damn does it look cool. You can clearly see the battlefield devs working their magic, as this game looks to have the most destructible environments and buildings. I know Battlefield had destruction much like this, but this is on a whole new level it seems. Anyway, I hope this turns out to be good, because I'm for sure going to check this one out when it drops.

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I ask this question, because I want to help make clear of the many differences that there are of Ni**a Nerds and Blerds. (Ni**a Nerds being a term I heard from Swarthy Nerd, that describes c🦝🦝nish nerds). Also, what other platforms would you recommend that encourage Black Empowerment that comes from those who identify as Blerds? I'll name two that I know, Kid Gravity and Swarthy Nerd.

What you eat when you are young is how you will look when you are older. Eat the best foods and stay as healthy as you can. Rid yourself of bad eating habits and bad habits overall. Make your choice right now to turn back the hands of time. Make sure to eat you Navy Beans minus the pork as a seasoning. Navy Beans help to protect from radiation ☢️ Put on your armor and keep it polished.

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Yoooooooo this is trippy but it's working for them. So the guy likes women but loves to cross dress. The woman likes men but likes to dress like a man. They are both dating so they can be gay gender-wise but have straight sex every night.

2022 is weird. A guy dude going home to the box every night and couldn't be any merrier.

The reason why I ask this, is because in Cyberpunk stories or stories that have Cyberpunk elements to them, they mainly follow the formula of futuristic societies that include the unprivileged people and their fight against totalitarian governments and corporations. I think it would be more suitable for these stories to feature us and to give more insight into the Dominant Society, but in a mainstream fashion, perhaps for younger audiences, especially since our struggle is not a work of fiction, at all.

Ok,Just hear me out pls. I think with LOTS of housecleaning and less male emotion the main core of secure the tribe will be ok. They're young guys and they're making young guy mistakes and I feel that if they stop the chaos,ease off the drugs and actually keep doing "pull ups" and things like that and less time talking crap in spaces they would get the recognition they want,but they also have to understand that they're the new kids on the block and the oldheads aren't just gonna jump on board with them until they put some skin in the game and some more wins under their belt...you gotta crawl before you can walk. Now the lady "Yaya" ain't got no business hanging with guys that young she needs to move around in my opinion,enough on that. Yes I have a Houston bias and for once I would like to see a young group like that from here set the right tone because it's been nothing but bs lately out here.We were all young and dumb once and alot of us didn't have social media to be dumb in front of the world like they're doing,so yeah with time I think they'll start to think with the big head and they'll be alright. (Don't drag me too bad in the replies it's just an opinion lol)

So Lizzo is the first to play the James Madison crystal flute in over 200 years. You can tell it was a big deal for her.

I am happy for her but the thing that bothers me about this is the fact that most people had no idea she could actually play the flute that well (I sure as hell didn't) and she had to shake her backside while doing it. Like why do our women need to be sexualized and feel the need to sexualize themselves when it is not needed or required? Now imagine her playing this in a classy dress, all dolled up, and just letting her talent shine... That would be so damn inspiring but instead... we get this:

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There are parts where she isn't shaking her a$$. Now imagine if the full performance by her was done without her doing this at all. Like I get it, it is part of her persona on stage but she can easily turn it off. This is meant to be a big deal not only for women but black women especially and I feel like her wiggling it while playing kind of ruined the moment.

Maybe I am being too judgemental but I am sick of these hoe-olympics. Women are out there degrading themselves for money and attention. It needs to stop.

I have a few:
•Wrust.
•Rebelmatic.
•A Band Called Pain.
•Last Year's Tragedy.
•Crackdust.
•Stone Vengeance.
•Unlocking The Truth.
• Sound Barrier.
•Living Colour.
• Black Death.
•OverThrust.
•Parkinglotgrass.
• Malxolm Brixkhouse.

Below is an email I sent to an LA TIMES COLUMNIST.
Link to her article is at the bottom.


I'd like to take a moment to explain a perspective that you and the Democrats don't seem to get very well.

Black men just like any other voter want to be represented. We want something more than just a black face in office in return for our vote!

Long gone are the days of just voting blue no matter who. Long gone are the days of voting for a candidate just because they are black.

What should we vote for people like Manchin and Sinema? They are Democrats. Obviously, we would want better candidates.

Should we vote for Tim Scott just because he is black.

In your article you paint black men in the worst light. You point out the homelessness issue. While that is a problem that disproportionately affects us it isn't the majority of black men.

In your article you talk about increased police hiring and tough on crime policies failing to realize that most black men aren't criminals.

According to some statistics on Pew Research Center and aei.org 57% of black men make it to middle class and only 18% are at or below the poverty line.

That's a far cry from how you painted us. You literally cited a guy who was selling bootleg DVDs. There are far better representations of us you could have used and I'm certain it wouldn't have been that difficult especially when you consider that over half of black men are middle class.

Instead you find one of the worst examples and talk about crime and police as if those are our only concerns.

I have two young daughters. One of them is in high school and sometimes she walks to school. I want more police for her safety.

Black men just like everyone else just don't want bad police and want the bad ones punished and held accountable!

Another point Democrats bring up commonly when talking to black men is marijuana laws as if all or a majority of black men use marijuana.

That's a false narrative. According to an article by statista.com only as of 2019 only 26.9% of black people aged 18-25 use marijuana. For age 26 and older that statistic drops to 12.2%. That's for black people as a whole so those numbers include women too. So it's apparent that most black men aren't going around breaking the law using marijuana!

Black men aren't naive and unintelligent as you suggested.

We're smart and ambitious. Unfortunately, we live in a country that undervalues us and paints us exactly as you did in this article. The Democrats do this constantly. They talk as if prison reform, marijuana laws and police misbehavior is all we care about. They act like the only thing that affects black men is crime because we're all criminals.

Then even when elected they don't do anything about any of these issues. It's just a talking point to get our vote. Quite frankly I along with many other black men are sick of it.


It's not the Ice Cube effect. It's the quit painting us as uneducated, homeless, criminals and actually address us the way you do the rest of your constituents effect!

Just a thought.

Very Respectfully,

Deshon L Robinson
Licensed Practical Nurse
U.S Army Veteran
Former Federal Law Enforcement Officer

Hello everyone. Looking forward to using this platform.

The recent controversy between the New Black Media and Secure the Tribe is exactly what was expected months ago.. In my case from the beginning.. I can equate these two groups to old school hip hop and what's out today calling itself hip hop.. One group consist of intelligent thought and dialog and the other consist of low budget ghetto antics.. One group I can't bare to listen to for more than a few minutes because of the ignorance on display.. The other inspires me and teaches me as well.. Your thoughts??

Who are they and how to beat them. My experience is that any black person in c-suite are cooning for a living. But my question is: does Silicon Valley have the biggest execu-coons or is it another industry?

Do we have a list of certified agents? I'll start: here is an easy one:

- Roland Martin

Jay is hosting a Twitter space about why or why don't you post on black social platforms.
I'm surprised I don't see at least some of the members from 6ZEROS in the space.
The more people who join will attract more people, jump in!