That's always been contention and fear, to think that the majority of is are really just becoming more and more Europeanized ...

We buy into their system instead of creating our own, we are now viewing other brotha and sistas as people to be exploited..(n*gg gonna pay my bill) .. our standard of beauty, yes it's elevated, but we got some work to do ...

My view, as Africa rises, we all rise ... As they breaking shackles, we're gonna start questioning...

It's getting better .... The big question, how can we reach the masses?

Keep up the fight ✊

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He's right ... I'm general, blacks all over are viewed the same way , as subjects to be exploited ...

It's all about resources, ... Human resources, economic resources, mineral resources ... It's the same all over the world!

Méfiez-vous des esclaves de maissonne (beware the house slaves)

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I like how the brother defended that sista. We get it twisted on the accent but I don't know why. Been there once, place called Brixton in London, parts are hood ASF.

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This is one sport that the only reason black folks don't dominate is purely due to access. Its tailor made for our athleticism. Both genders. They know it, we know it.

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This got me in my feels a wee bit...

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The US Supreme Court has overturned a lower court’s decision that found South Carolina’s congressional maps were unconstitutionally gerrymandered to discriminate against Black voters.

The high court’s 6-3 decision on Thursday effectively gives state lawmakers a roadmap for discriminating against Black voters when drafting congressional district boundaries, as long as they can say they were targeting their party affiliation, not their race.

Writing alone in a concurring opinion, Justice Clarence Thomas appeared to argue that the nation’s high court should not be policing racial gerrymandering at all, going so far as to criticize the court’s decision in a landmark case ending segregation in the US as “extravagant.”

In its monumental 1954 decision in Brown v Board of Education, the Supreme Court sought a “boundless view of equitable remedies” through “extravagant uses of judicial power” to end racist segregation, according to Justice Thomas.

In them streets
#B1Eternally

I forgot to post these pictures! Brother Afro Elite and myself. In the background is Black Alpha!

Login to view embedded media Can't sell them tickets Busta Rhymes now you mad at the Essence Fest. Sexy Redd is taking that degenerative L, Ryan Garcia is taking that steroid and racist L and Busta Rhymes taking that tether L. He said we as FBA don't got no culture and that or music is their music when it's actually the other way around (reggae and ska came from FBA music). Now the cows are coming home to roost and you cancelling shows and yelling at the crowd.

Login to view embedded media Welp, another one! Lake Lanier doing what Lake Lanier do, and this is good! Peace to the ancestors!!!

Change and economics are closely intertwined... She has a point, which I agree with ...

The solutions throughout history, most came about because we messed up another white man's money"

I haven't heard from this person before ... Respect her position.


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