Just remember about the Jewish holocaust, but if the Black people talks about the African holocaust, it is hatred,. if African-American mention anything about slavery and Jim Crow,it is anti American.
@BiggyOpeyemi@ultimate_kombo Your argument changes every reply. First ‘no Ajax player succeeds’, then ‘recent generations’, now ‘Premier League champions don’t count’. Pick a lane.
@BiggyOpeyemi@ultimate_kombo Oh right, because absolutely no one from Ajax has ever succeeded abroad. Must’ve imagined Cruyff, Bergkamp, Seedorf, Sneijder, De Ligt, Frenkie and Timber. My bad.
Jesse Lee Peterson Vs Godfrey comedian
@GodfreyComedian Stop talking abt the 'African Booty Scratcher' & 'Africans don't like Black Americans' bxlsxt on a sus WS platform or any platform
MALEMA: EFF WILL NOT STOP EXPOSING THE TRUTH
In this clip from a recent Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) press conference, EFF President Julius Malema said white people ‘hate’ him because he tells the truth about South Africa’s apartheid past and unequal present.
The official end of apartheid in 1994 did not transform the unequal system as the disparity between South Africa’s white and Black people is so severe that in 2022, the World Bank ranked the country as the most unequal in the world. The average Black household owns only about 5 per cent of the average white household’s wealth, while white South Africans earn three times as much as the average Black South African. Further, white South Africans are three times more likely to attain higher education than Black and coloured South Africans.
‘There is no evidence that wealth inequality has decreased since the end of apartheid,’ the Thomas Piketty-backed World Inequality Lab reported in 2021. ‘Asset allocations before 1993 still continue to shape wealth inequality.’
Some white South Africans call Malema—and, by extension, the EFF—hateful because he does not censor the truth to appease settlers. This is an interesting phenomenon, whereby settlers feel entitled to dictate the means through which a disenfranchised oppressed people should resist.
Malema declared that the EFF will not stop exposing the truth until marginalised African people are no longer economically marginalised.
Video credit: Economic Freedom Fighters (@effsouthafrica)
THE SAHEL REVOLUTION: REAL DECOLONISATION!
People throw about the term 'decolonisation' left, right and centre. University campuses say they’re decolonising curriculums, and corporations - the workplace. But true decolonisation is a question of land, sovereignty and self-determination.
Today, three countries in Africa - Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger - have taken revolutionary steps towards achieving just that. They have booted out Western troops stationed on their territories and torn up exploitative contracts with multinationals.
Now the trio is pushing ahead with building nuclear power plants, gold refineries, solar-panel fields and other critical development projects. These are vital, as, for example, up until now, people in the three Sahel nations have had little access to electricity, while France has been getting 15% of its (electricity generating) uranium at bargain-basement prices from Niger.
Obviously, the West can’t stand it when Africans stand up for themselves. So the EU and the US have sanctioned Mali, with Brussels also targeting Niamey. There have been multiple destabilisation attempts in a bid to remove the leaders of the so-called Alliance of Sahel States (a mutual collaboration and defence pact between the three, now upgraded to a confederation) - in particular, alleged assassination plots in Burkina Faso.
So while it’s important to decolonise curriculums and workplaces, if we are serious about the struggle, we must defend the gains made by our brothers and sisters in the Sahel. What are your suggestions for how best to do that?
Video credit: https://t.co/3UPGx6SNoO
IDRIS ELBA: AFRICA IS OUR HOME
Even if you’ve never been to Africa or feel no connection to it, if you’re Black, the continent is your home. That was the message of British actor Idris Elba during an interview with Ebony magazine in 2023. In this clip, he gives his reasons.
Video credit: @Ebony.com