I realize I needed to love it at the time, to get me thru everything. Thank yall for touching the city and the people over the past week π. Hoped to tell ya irl while yall was in DMV. I know it will happen eventually. Now probably on a random beach n Tanzania or some shit π
@JColeNC@KingOfQueenz my favorite rapper was always Jadakiss growing up but my homie put me on to Cole. He said "Cole is my spirit animal " π. We always argued over 4 your eyez only, I loved it, he didnt. He died a few years later not even a year after he had his daughter
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@MRune@Slimmobi2@queenie4rmnola βHistory repeats itself, but in such cunning disguise that we never detect the resemblance until the damage is done.β - Sydney J Harris
@MRune@Slimmobi2@queenie4rmnola Sure, one would be foolish to say nothing has been done post both of these major events. There is always extremism tied to any cause, the discourse around reparaitons and slavery included. But with that history of the "system" always having a new, advancing tactic to uphold...
@MRune@Slimmobi2@queenie4rmnola the same ideals. black people have become accustomed to a "here we go again" mindset. We have heard the separate but equal rhetoric at each step but it has never really rang true. now with the rise of the modern third reich* and anti DEI talk it gives those extreme groups gas
@MRune@Slimmobi2@queenie4rmnola I agree, that is why Jim crow laws being established post slavery and into the 1960s shows how the country we live in found a way to extend a hand of power approach over an entire racial group. Post slavery black people did build, did grow and we were met with resistance