Capitalism taught us to normalize people starving to death just because they have no money. To normalize people dying because they can't buy medicine. To be okay with people missing out on education due to lack of school fees. Capitalism makes people insane.
After watching Kaepernick interviews on his black list from nfl the people who said sports is like watching a slave auction wasn't wrong.
The fact that athletics have an overseer class says a lot
Hhayi maani! What is this now? This man says he should have “exercised restraint”, removed himself from “the situation” and “sought assistance” from the restaurant’s management. Oh? So, according to him he was being attacked by these hapless women! He was the victim! The management of the restaurant would have assisted him to do what? To save him from the women? This is no apology. He is blaming his victims, the very people he threatened to pump bullets into their bodies and get away with it. Now his rhetoric is that of a victim who needed to be rescued from these women. He claims that he accepts responsibility, but in reality he does not. He blames the footage for generating fear, and not his threats of the kind of violence that would, according to his boasts, culminate into triple murder! Oh no, there need to be dire consequences.
Just in: Lawrence Mudzinganyama, whose video threatening women in their bathroom went viral, has vowed to cooperate with law enforcement and has since apologised. @Sowetan1981
The fans of that filthy podcast are people with no real achievements in life, or prospects of achieving anything real in their lives (I blame the ANC). All they can claim to have done in their lives is making those evil people "uncancellable". Standing with evil to be someone
That Dj who is friends with diddy was once told to stop saying "our women" in his anti-gbv pr messaging during a moment similar to the one we find ourselves in. He got so mad he said "you're on your own" ke
ok we need to dead the “our women” thing. women are actual people, not possessions. they are not yours. that possessive language is part of the problem.
That time I want to find ways to cheer them on that don't involve hooting. Because whatever reason is behind their jogging alone (summer body is valid) they are also doing it for me, and probably doing it scared. May they be safe on these streets and live long 🫶🏿
The conversation that we Black people need to having is how we can physically disrupt the corporate and state supply chains that profit from Congolese cobalt and Sudani gold while Black African children starve and die in Congo and Sudan.
In Sudan RSF soldiers record as they hunt down and kill innocent people
In Sudan girls and women commit suicide to escape sexual violence at the hands of the RSF
In Sudan over 10 million people have been displaced
In Sudan children are dying of starvation