@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl Then you want to blame apartheid for the fact we as a society can't invest in our own people. The white people segregated your grandparents...and then? They stopped you from seeking self improvement? They took away your ability to organize as a community?
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl ...to care about on social media. Y'all pride yourselves on having famous and wealthy individuals from your "poor" communities who can't even invest in the local soccer team. Y'all have millionaires from townships who can't buy the local school a bucket of paint...
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl Who put then on the pedestal? You're the one equating stating fact as putting white people on a pedestal. By your own arguments, to be pro-black is to lie about history and the current state of the world. Also convenient how you skipped white Jesus.
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl What are white people clothes? The fabrics and materials they introduced that make your summer dresses, suits and Sunday best, your hats, your high heels...that's white people clothes. They are recorded in history as being the first culture to wear them.
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl There are plenty of black folks living in rural areas amongst their own instead of moving to white communities. History will not negate the fact that y'all live in those areas primarily to obtain proximity to whiteness. No one ever said white people were superior besides you.
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl Malaysian, Peruvian...nywe nywe nywe. A wig is wig and you were introduced to them by white people. No Malaysian, Indian or Brazilian came here and introduced y'all to wigs. A wig is a wig. Putting a different nationality's hair on does not change that it's white culture.
@Tshiamo_BigP@Sakhile_Azania@oyama_gxl So if white people bow down to black kings and start following black culture it's cultural appropriation. When y'all wear their hair, clothes, live in they communities, adopt their laws and government and worship their white Jesus it's progress...
@CnManicPixie This is just rooted in ignorance and internalized racism. The same people have no issue watching characters switch from English to French and ancient Greek in a Hollywood production but as soon ans it's South African languages they suddenly can't read subtitles.
Canadian Queens, Tamia and Deborah Cox, just did a virtual cover of 'Count on Me' by Whitney Houston and CeCe Winans while being backed by Shep Crawford. I didn't know I needed this 🥺
@Hercules_wins@bois_mart@Nomaswazi_11 Who is banned from where? When did this happen? Do the millions of black South Africans living in estates, suburbs and cities know this? Which neighborhood is this where black people are banned. Name names.
@DatNigaMakaveli@HermaineM Not only do they have it, the last time I was vaccinated at school was at my 90% white school, with all the white kids. Y'all just love talking from your voluntarily limited experience of others...
@Rickymute1@MegaFunTweets@Am_Blujay Not it Zulu. Which the song begins with. The word for God in Zulu is "Nkulunkulu" the word for father is "uBaba"...these words are lightyears away from each other.
@Mqadi99 What's weird is that according to Jesus, you're not supposed to worship Jesus. This is blasphemy and you will be in hell with them...but ke...
@SuperArmandoH@BuzzingPop "But it was not your fault but mine
And it was your heart on the line
I really fucked it up this time
Didn't I, my dear" Hallelujah, praise Jesus...
@mizar_rr@Tshepo8500 Because of the shape and where you found them. The texture would also be softer than a bird's eggs. You can also use your own reasoning; are there any other birds that would lay eggs underground in the area?