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I don’t have the patience to listen to them but yeah it’s much needed. We need to put everyone on notice.Haven't you guys been catching the Twitter spaces these last few days...? This subject brings all the BS to the surface, and I'm glad it's happening. It's about time we did some house cleaning.
The one last night went on over 8 hours! They had over 10k people in there.. Lots of FBA on code, I loved it.I don’t have the patience to listen to them but yeah it’s much needed. We need to put everyone on notice.
It’s a new day brother and it’s beautiful. Let’s see what these midterms look like.The one last night went on over 8 hours! They had over 10k people in there.. Lots of FBA on code, I loved it.
They are trying to act brave and proud but they are shook and they should be. You either get on code or be left out in the cold of White supremacy.people really getting shook......
They are trying to act brave and proud but they are shook and they should be. You either get on code or be left out in the cold of White supremacy.
at this high school i tau'ght at a few yearsa ago, this beautiiful, thick Black woman worked next door to my classroom. I couldnt fihure out why she was always giving me the side eye. At first i just chalked it up to her being a bougie Californian. halfway thru the semester i found out she was Nigerian. then things started making sense. I even noticed some bedwenchery behavior with the head of our department, a white man. when i left at the end of the school year, guess who was the only teacher who didn't sign my goodbye card? Her. we were the only two Blacks in the department and i thought we would be cool, but i learned in real time about the non fba/fba divide mindset. I was impressed that she kept it 100 the whole way thru. I would've been offended if she had written something fake on the card after basically ignoring me the whole school year.
I listened to it all weekend. I've been talking about this for years. I've cut ties with many from the diaspora that I grew up with because they were so anti FBA.Haven't you guys been catching the Twitter spaces these last few days...? This subject brings all the BS to the surface, and I'm glad it's happening. It's about time we did some house cleaning.
Please try and listen to some of it over time. It's very concerning and eye opening for a lot of us. We need to converse about it here after you do. You may be able to give us some insight considering you still think there's a change that we can work together.I don’t have the patience to listen to them but yeah it’s much needed. We need to put everyone on notice.
I know the discussion just don't have time for the babble. At the end of the day, I feel that we have to be anti-coon no matter what flavor it comes in: jollof, curry, or fried. Thomas Sankara was no coon, that's the type of brothas we need to vet out and be able to ally with. We can't let the coward willing to sell us out for a Spring Internship at Turbo Tax make us look at all Africans in that light. At the end of the day Black Americans are just a part of the African story, we are an African people, and this should be looked at as a hand slapping not a distancing.Please try and listen to some of it over time. It's very concerning and eye opening for a lot of us. We need to converse about it here after you do. You may be able to give us some insight considering you still think there's a change that we can work together.
Individually I think we can find coons and fighters anywhere, in any black culture. But I think what matters is the overall culture of the group, no matter from Africa, South America, Asia or wherever. So I think it comes down to where the culture is at the time. FBA are leaders in fighting white supremacy, and we may be able to spend time linking with South Africans, but there are other groups that we really shouldn't spend much time arguing with or attempting to support or link with.I know the discussion just don't have time for the babble. At the end of the day, I feel that we have to be anti-coon no matter what flavor it comes in: jollof, curry, or fried. Thomas Sankara was no coon, that's the type of brothas we need to vet out and be able to ally with. We can't let the coward willing to sell us out for a Spring Internship at Turbo Tax make us look at all Africans in that light. At the end of the day Black Americans are just a part of the African story, we are an African people, and this should be looked at as a hand slapping not a distancing.
I agree where we are not fully aligned I believe is the fact that I don’t care about ethnicity. I just see a bunch coons being imported from the caribbean and africa and #coons gon’ coon. These niggas no different than Stepin Fetchit, Larry Elder, Herschel Walker, etc they are all part of the same proud tradition of coonery. I think culture is important and if we see trends then so be it but being anti-African screws us in the end. I think we have to be measured in our response.Individually I think we can find coons and fighters anywhere, in any black culture. But I think what matters is the overall culture of the group, no matter from Africa, South America, Asia or wherever. So I think it comes down to where the culture is at the time. FBA are leaders in fighting white supremacy, and we may be able to spend time linking with South Africans, but there are other groups that we really shouldn't spend much time arguing with or attempting to support or link with.
I do think we should invite non FBA supporters into the fight, and support those people as individuals. We can't spend time trying to free our represent our own coon class. There are simply some cultures, too many, that are nowhere near being ready to rock with us, and no, we shouldn't argue with them or put them down. But they can't come in the club, unless like I said, the individually prove themselves.
I don't think we are just African people, I feel that we are the only chance any African on this planet has and we need to move and act as such.
I clicked this link on YouTube, View attachment 1702
and it took me to a page that highlighted Black content creators. The twist is that not a single creator was FBA. Every single YouTuber was either continental or Caribbean.
Black faces in high places is a joke
"Representation matters" is a lie
View: https://twitter.com/ProfBlacktruth/status/1488507481202511877?t=bCnu-XKinM6G8Lb_9aDJoA&s=19
Real shit. Up until right now tethers and coons were able to undermine us and go unnoticed...Now what the grift is up what do you think their fate is going to be? It isn't going to be nice.
Probably finsta see White Supremacy break its tools right before our eyes and it will be a lovely site to see. Remember the Haitians at the border crying for unity. We will see the same thing go down and we need be on some"Real shit. Up until right now tethers and coons were able to undermine us and go unnoticed...
I want to watch some but feel like I have to invest so much time and attention.I heard a twitterspace from some Ethiopans the other day that was laughable. They played themselves. Tariq let them talk themselves into the trick bag.
I heard a twitterspace from some Ethiopans the other day that was laughable. They played themselves. Tariq let them talk themselves into the trick bag.
At least they talking about something other than FBAs.
Maybe they stopped. When I was listening, they were using the usual WS talking points: Chicago, lazy Black Americans, etc.At least they talking about something other than FBAs.
My thoughts exactly, but there are a few that haven't been tainted by WS.I just read a good article about this issue. I first noticed the schism between FBA kids and Black immigrant kids in high school in Brooklyn. I noticed it the most with Haitian kids.
What are your thoughts on the manner in which Black immigrants come to America, exploit the work of FBAs for their gain and remain detached from the FBA history, experiences and pain? I personally am torn. On one hand, I hate to see any Black person suffer. On the other hand, I have no desire to lock arms with any Black person born abroad who feels more kinship with European descendants than us. The Haitian Border Crisis is a good example.
The article is here:
Who is black in America? Ethnic tensions flare between black Americans and black immigrants.
The rancor provides a peek into a broader debate about identity in America, raising questions about how a changing black population sees itself and is seen by the majority.www.google.com
When WS finish chewing them up & spitting them out, then they'll want to be our sistahs & bruddas, but it'll be too little & too late! 💯Just my opinion but I think that the discussion cant really take place because there arent any reputable political figures in the diaspora to represent the other side. Like a Professor Black Truth from the southern cone or something. Someone who is from that area who has actively been reporting and reforming their own neighborhood and country. That would be more effective then people getting mad because Black Americans are self identifying.
Ill Never work fo DA GUBBAMENTMy thoughts are as followed Black Foundational Americans need to become ICE, DOJ, Customs and Boarder Patrol, and ATF. We need government protections and enforcement capabilities to address these matters based on what I heard on Twitter, respectfully.
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