@uzumaki_nala@surfallah How about nobody says the word, and which other group, you know, refers to themselves as a negative, especially something their enslavers classified them as, and then, worst of all, doing it while living under their roof. That's madness
Kenya was also recommended as a Home Land for the Jews in 1905, but was only discontinued later. Africa would have been the occupied territory instead of Palestine today.
@uzumaki_nala@surfallah Again, if it's not negative, why are you upset when someone non-Black says it? And this was about you saying you're a “nigga” & a proud “nigga” less than human, dog shit. It's your heritage.
Sahel is industrializing and honestly this makes me the most excited for our future
I know I’m pretty harsh on the region but make no mistake, the future is African literally and figuratively
every single black person from USA is way more privileged than any non-EU member white european
it's hilarious that Americans think that they're part of world underclass just because of the colour of their skin
you guys are part of the system, you too benefit from imperialism
I believe Africa needs a revolution of consciousness more than another cycle of elections. We have changed leaders, parties and slogans for decades while the colonial structures remain. If the system survives every election, then changing politicians alone will never liberate us.
—𝘽𝙀𝙉𝙄𝙉 𝘼𝙍𝙏𝙒𝙊𝙍𝙆—
Edo Bronze staff, 16thC - 19thC
Part of the thousands looted artifacts that was taken from Benin in 18 Feb 1897
It was sold by Lt Herbert Alexander child who served in the Benin river in 1883 & in Benin city in 1897
@ikhanvbode If you look at world history, think South Korea; those are the people who get shit done. However, I have hope in Africa; so far, though, all African dictators have been useless. We need another option.
@goodintentions_@dailyrapupcrew2 Umm the poorest African is in a better position than you, there’s no comparison, I don’t mean that in a negative way but you’re not on the same level as them. Far from it
Pan-Africanism does not ask the Black American to become African
or the African to become Black American
or the Caribbean to choose between both
it asks all of them one question
who benefits when we spend our energy on each other instead of on the system extracting from all of us
the answer to that question is the whole argument.
@s_aconite Oh, they know; the problem is it’s still boring. That’s why they vacation in Africa; some blk ppl love visiting Europe, and to them, “Why would you want to go there? There’s nothing to see or do. Why do you think we were fighting each other for centuries”
@s_aconite Which reminds me of South Africa, who I feel technically lost they think they won, but they lost. They failed to do what winners do…. They take