@JoeBudden If you can’t name em, than you don’t enjoy poetry. Having to listen to a song several times and/or breaking out a thesaurus to understand a few things, appears to be a bit too much work for some folks.
@J_Thomas_24 Found one.. not horrible at all. If there was a way to allow live bands in a section like in college I think it would help the viewers as well.
https://t.co/xHT7VDaLuz
I think if it's done right like this, adding crowd noise can make it feel like you're watching a regular game on TV (outside of the empty seats, of course.) This Bundesliga match on FS1 sounds much better than I expected it would.
@Btruetolife What he meant to say:
“This shows you how fraudulent Drew was that day. Today many, including corporate companies, will attempt to do the same by supporting the cause yet not being authentic in the process for their personal gains”
If they have another, million man march, it will likely not only draw more people but also include a much higher multi race turnout, while likely having a much more positive impact long term. Can’t wait too long though. Must happen sooner than later. #BLM
Being “black” runs deeper than skin tone and features. Where’s the pride in it if you don’t factor the rich history? Im mixed with a dope rich history of many bloodlines, that’s my race and proud of having a variety of dopeness! #BLM ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
I’m Dominican with a shit load of mixed ethnicities which includes African bloodline (“black”). But according to some FOOLS logic, I should be offended if someone doesn’t label me as being “black” while having such rich bloodline yet not looking “black”. 🤷🏻♂️
@DemiCaruso 1/2 my family is “black”-half don’t look “black”. According 2 Ur logic 1 half should of been taught 2 identify themselves as “black” while the other half not. MY POINT is,it’s how U ask that question 2 a Dominican. What’s the “race” of a light skin mulato w/ black features? 🥴
@DemiCaruso Perhaps you aren’t critically thinking as well as you should be. You’d have to be a moron to deny being “black” yet appearing as such. You’d also have to be a bigger moron to think they were just refering to “looking” black! Being black is richer than looking black.
@DemiCaruso Dominican aren’t walking around denying their roots, regardless of some(if any)having “some” form of AFRICAN roots. It’s elementary that they’re “black” as you refer it. Perhaps asking if they have African roots would yield the response you would like. What’s being black to you?