Boss Don P

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@texasroadhouse Yall lying like hell 🤥

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@Antares846766 @BrickCenter_ You meant “white privilege”

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@Whiteman2008 @BrickCenter_ Might as well swallow it too 😂

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@bigcurtdogg @BrickCenter_ You feel me smh

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

Keith Lee there before the incompetent, useless government

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

Shout out KEITH LEE for caring for the Black community of GARY, INDIANA. Michael Jackson’s home town.

Still Insane he had to be the one to do this

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

Giancarlo Esposito:

"It's time for revolution. They can't kill us all."

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@carolinedowney_ @EnesFreedom This shit is sad smh. So I guess you the man

[BrickCenter @BrickCenter_]

Cameron Brink WENT OFF on Enes Kanter:

"He’s a stupid piece of sh*t, and I think he's just trying to stay relevant."

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@Hoopss Nobody ‼️

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

Here we go again with Prizepicks employee of the year smh

[PrizePicks @PrizePicks]

Pushin' P

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@stokermmika121 How shut the hell up. If she was “White” you’ll be agreeing with him

[Robert Griffin III @RGIII]

Enes Kanter is causing more harm and damage to the women he claims he is trying to protect.

THIS is lame.

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@MBridgesjr25 He a straight bitch bro. Don’t justify that shit for his bum ass

[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@Jst_Domo She probably weight 50 lbs by now 😂

[My Mixtapez @mymixtapez]

Boosie says Penn State’s alleged fraternity cocaine operation, which led to 14 people being charged, would be “all over the news” if the same scandal happened at an HBCU. 👀

[Vada Fly @Vada_Fly]

So he was a racist who kept fking around with Black People and even hitting black girls until he ran into the wrong person.

Nothing to see here. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

The FBI’s campaign against the Black freedom movement is one of the most important and often misunderstood chapters of American history. Under J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI treated many Black activists, organizers, and political groups as threats to national security, particularly during the rise of Black Power in the 1960s and 1970s. Through COINTELPRO, a covert FBI program that targeted political organizations, the bureau conducted surveillance, infiltrated groups, spread misinformation, and worked to disrupt movements it considered dangerous.

The targets included figures and organizations with very different beliefs and strategies. Martin Luther King Jr. was monitored by the FBI, while Malcolm X, the Black Panther Party, Angela Davis, and other activists also came under intense government scrutiny. Hoover was particularly determined to undermine the Black Panther Party, which combined community organizing with demands for racial justice, political power, and economic equality. The FBI’s campaign went beyond simply watching these movements. In some cases, informants and agents were used to create internal conflict, damage relationships, and weaken organizations from within.

One of the most disturbing examples was the FBI’s targeting of Fred Hampton, a young Black Panther leader in Chicago. Hampton was killed during a police raid in December 1969 after an FBI informant had provided authorities with information about the layout of his apartment. Later investigations and court proceedings revealed the extent of the FBI’s involvement and its efforts to disrupt the Panthers. These events show why understanding this history requires more than simply remembering the names of famous activists. It also means examining the institutions that attempted to control, divide, and suppress movements demanding racial and economic change.

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[Boss Don P @DonPakasso91]

@elonmusk What about Nolan Wells rascist ass bastards