Malcolm X was dropping bangers like "Devil's chickens coming home to roost" about political figures dying by the sword they brandished. Modern progressives are performatively crying about it and scolding people without sympathies to waste. We're so fucked.
porque les sorprende el resultado de Brasil?
en Ecuador reeligieron a un man que dejó a la población hasta 14 horas sin luz jajaja y está pronosticado que si no hay un milagro este año va a suceder lo mismo
i love how i haven’t met a single person who thinks ed sheeran is worth defending. michael jackson touched kids and people were like “yeah but thriller was great” nobody gaf about the shape of you
I get why he received backlash, understandable, but he's only one of thousands of popular musicians with similar stance: choosing to protect their money and fame over solidarity.
USAmericans will settle in humilliating celebrities instead of doing something about their government having only two viable political parties which both are extremely zionist.
a very frank conversation that nobody is willing to have is that black people, immigrants, as well as sex/gender minorities are still Americans at the end of the day and benefit from and ideologically identify with imperialism.
🤦🏻♂️ Pac never hid his acting background or theatre school shit as a child lol but he still was around the streets and his family were deeply entrenched with the black panthers. Pac was an anomaly of talent and never fit the mold. Did pac wanna be a gangsta? Yeah. Did the gangsta’s tell Pac to follow the music/acting stuff n stay off the streets? Yeah. This re-telling of Tupac specifically is just wrong and missing nuance. Did the CIA play a hand into gangsta rap? Yeah. Was 2pac a willing participant who was groomed to be a fake gangsta? Lmao hell no! Go watch his own interviews he’ll tell you who he is. Go ask whoever still breathing who pac was. A revolutionary who could do it all.
Reducing 2Pac to a psy-op is insulting to a person of his caliber. He was political icon that carried the torch of the Malcolm Xs and MLKs. Just listen to his interviews: that man saw this world as it was, and called shit out. Never lost touch despite his wealth and fame.
That's how they took a gay actor, and made him act as a gangster rapper, in order to influence the black community into become more violent.
And it worked 😓
I'm so glad an artist is using her platform to support Sudan, but the discourse about why UAE but not the US is valid af. They should always be called out like Israel is, but it's a country too powerful and most people don't even feel against it bc of propaganda.