The Mississippi appendectomy was the "silent war on Black women." From the 1920s to the 1970s, thousands of Black women across the United States were secretly sterilized under government-approved programs.
Candace ON FIRE. I just LOVE that woman!
FUCK all that liberal bullshit we have been hearing about 'Israel' - THIS is how you're supposed to talk about those bastards!
🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Ted Lieu says the full Epstein files contain information that Donald Trump RAPED minors.
So he started a war to distract us from his crimes.
Never stop speaking about Epstein.
The Most Dangerous Weapon Ever Used Against Black People Wasn’t the Gun—It Was the History Book.
“If you’re taught the wrong history, you’ll draw the wrong conclusions.��
James Baldwin wasn’t speaking in metaphor. He was issuing a warning.
History is not just about the past. It shapes how people see themselves, how nations justify power, and how injustice becomes normal.
When Africa is taught only through slavery, colonization, coups, and poverty, a deadly lie takes root: that Black people have always needed saving. When Black children never learn of African empires, scientists, philosophers, queens, resistance movements, and global influence, confidence dies, vision shrinks, and dependency feels natural.
Miseducation doesn’t scream. It whispers, telling you who you are not before you discover who you could be.
Distorted history is more effective than chains. Chains can be broken; a poisoned mind often doesn’t know it’s trapped.
Colonial education was designed not to empower Africans but to produce obedience, self-doubt, and admiration for foreign dominance. After independence, many of these systems remained, rewriting African memory under the guise of “neutral” history.
The result: generations debate symptoms instead of causes, defend systems that never served them, and fight each other rather than the structures that shaped their thinking.
Baldwin understood: control the story, and you control the future.
Today’s fight is intellectual and historical—about reclaiming truth.
Sources:
– James Baldwin, A Talk to Teachers (1963)
– Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, Decolonising the Mind
Credit: African Echo
FBA explained in 3 minutes by a Black American brother;
FBA is diaspora war
FBA is Black Supremacy
Don't fall for FBA propaganda machine!! Treat everyone in the diaspora with love & respect . Don't generalize!!🇯🇲 🇺🇸 🇳🇬 🇭🇹 🇬🇭 🇹🇹 🇧🇷
Black Indians were purposely confused by being in school with European Black people and Chinese. Further contributing to the erasure of our people. And NO we did not mix with all of them genetically.