We might have our difficulties here in Africa, especially in Ghana, but one thing I will always pride myself on is how we were brought up as children, even in rough and tough neighbourhoods.
Murder is a big deal out here. It’s almost alien to us because whenever something like that happens, it becomes major news. We announce and discuss almost every single case in the media, and as a people, we are always shocked and saddened by it.
But it seems to have become an almost regular thing in some parts of the West, which makes it scary for my people to feel safe out there.
I honestly don’t know what kind of upbringing shapes children to become so evil. I think some of my fellow Black brothers and sisters out there need to do better when it comes to raising their children and instilling the right values in them.
It’s very unfortunate that we had to lose Javits this way. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Sending love, prayers and strength to the family, especially his mum and dad.
My deepest condolences. ❤️
you bully somebody for an entire year bc they just came from africa then you chase them down in the street and gun them down for no reason… i’m at a loss for words. i cannot imagine what his father is going through.
Black Lives Matter but apparently only when it’s about freeing a criminal or helping one escape justice. Javtis a 15yr old Black child was killed on his way to school, just one year after relocating from Ghana to the Bronx, yet there’s barely any outrage. Does his Black life matter less because he was African? This is why I can’t take all this fake, performative activism seriously.
@QueenJemma1@eesie_H God damnit you are a temi fan, so what is your business with keivo and his fans. Kindly explain 'waiting for a chance for him to use them' weirdo