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Sometimes people turn "defending themselves" into something else.

Who said that? You can and should defend yourself and your family. Loving/respecting someone else (even if they hate you) is not submission. 12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against...

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People have been killed since Cain and Abel times.

I understand your point sister, just don't let this devils steal your humanity.

38 “You have heard that it was said, (AY)‘An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.’ 39 (AZ)But I tell you not to resist an evil person. (BA)But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. 40 If anyone wants to sue you and take away your tunic, let him have your cloak...

When it comes to mainstream media/academy/history i can't close my eyes and believe their narrative. I'm not saying Abraham Lincoln wasn't a white supremacist maybe he was but how can we be sure. World history has definitely been changed/rewritten and i wouldn't be surprised if Abraham Lincoln...

Lol bro no offense but snopes is far from being a credible source, besides how can you be sure he really said that? We can barely tell what happened 80 years ago but they want us to believe they know exactly what happened 200 years ago? Nah i can't follow it.

Is that not a good point in your opinion?

Abraham Lincoln as well, i read he was a melungeon.

What if the indigenous people did have dark skin?

I say the same. laughingblackguy Found out about him and his family today.

Read someone saying that structure reminds jail cells.

Also a researcher of the life of Emiliano Mundrucu, American historian Caitlin Fitz, a professor at Northwestern University, says that it was not just the Mundrucu lawsuit which was pioneering, so were the couple’s actions on the boat. The well-known episode in which ex-slave Frederick Douglass...

In 1832, the Mundrucu family refused to be barred from an area exclusively for Caucasians on the steamboat Telegraph It was a cold, rainy day in November 1832 when Brazilian immigrant Emiliano Mundrucu boarded a steamboat – the Telegraph – with his wife Harriet and their one-year-old daughter...

Original article title J. Edgar Hoover had black ancestors Seán Mac Mathúna “Not all slave masters abused their slaves – Some actually treated them like family and bore children by them, like the Mississippi plantation owner, William Hoover. He had eight children by my Great Grandmother...

What about that bogus 6 million number? arseniolust

Thought this thread would be about something else.

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