Lover of Black people globally. Pan-African by Blood FOR LIFEโค๏ธ๐ค๐ A fan of ALT BLACKS ,Blerds, Weirdos and Misfits of all types. Retro yet AfroFuturistic
Weโll be reading from and discussing these books๐
โ Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
โ The Black Reparations Project
โThe Autobiography of Malcolm X
โ Tar Baby
I wanna be this type of beautiful in my 50s๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅฐ๐ฅฐ๐ฅฐ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ๐๐พ i try to be nice, because ugly behavior manifests physically.
@Drapetomaniac_7@Gigamediaa Low key, your type is the one I get along with best. I think some Pan-Africans are also coons, antiblack, and haven't done any work on themselves to make sure they've even earned the right to claim Pan-Africanism.
Iโm African centered, Pro Black, & ethnic centered/Black Nationalist.
There are many different forms of Pan-Africanism at least 8 different types, I donโt fall under every single one but I do believe in the uniting of LIKE MINDED Black people abroad, nationally, & locally for a common purpose.
@Drapetomaniac_7 Exactly ๐ ๐๐คฃ๐ same as FBA I hate when they try to involve all of us to give themselves fake credibility they don't have. I'll never be an FBA, and some of these weirdo Africanz that kiss way to much Oyinbo, and Mzungu ass.
You're not 001 of anything music achievements, yet na you make noise pass . As for the other guy wey no fit sustain global hits for 6 years , he hasn't come to terms that it's over .
You're not 001 of anything music achievements, yet na you make noise pass . As for the other guy wey no fit sustain global hits for 6 years , he hasn't come to terms that it's over .
#FunFact: The iconic Blaxploitation film "The Mack" was inspired by and based on the life of Oakland Pimp Frank Ward. The Ward Brothers (Fred, Ted, Andrew, and Willie) served as technical advisors and extras. The cars, clothes, and jewelry used in the film were all provided by the Ward brothers. The movie was filmed in an Oakland neighborhood that was already facing tension between the underworld of Pimps and drug dealers and the Black Panther Party. The Black Panther Party showed up to the set and threw bottles and rocks at the crew. Forcing the director and producers to pay the Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seals led Panthers, for permission to film in the neighborhood. In October of 1972, a few months into filming the Mack, Frank Ward was sitting in his Rolls Royce with a woman named Blanche Bernard when a gunman approached and shot them both execution style. The film's director, Michael Campos, moved the movie from Oakland to Los Angeles to finish filming out of fear. When the Mack made its premiere in 1973 at the Roxie Theater, Huey P. Newton INSISTED that the proceeds from the premiere be donated to the Black Panther Party's Free Breakfast For Children program. Campos obliged Newton's request. Frank Ward's murder has never been solved.