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[Lauti-Maria @MariaMuafrika]

Being in the corporate world is realising high school drama was NOTHING compared to what unhappy middle aged and older adults can do! Yoh!!!!

[Suze♡ @suzepierre4]

If I speak….
#LoveIslandUSA

[ɴ.🫧 @luvblessingz]

when i remove my phone from DND and find out no one actually disturbed me

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

They won’t teach you in school that black people were eradicated in Argentina 🇦🇷

The Practice of slavery was abolished in Argentina in the year 1853. Although, in 1813, the freedom of newborn slaves and all enslaved people who set foot on Argentine soil was decreed, the abolition of slavery was only declared in the Argentine Constitution of 1853 and was implemented in the province of Buenos Aires after 1861.

However, this did not change the fortunes of the Afro-Argentines, as it only brought further suffering to them. Argentina's leaders, who were mostly Spanish businessmen, stressed the importance of modernizing Argentina and citing Europe as the birthplace of civilization and progress.

Their thoughts were akin to those held by other predominantly white European nations during that era, who believed that anything pertaining to white signified advancement, whereas anything pertaining to dark skin was considered retrogression. The Spanish colonists believed that Argentina would have to physically, mentally and culturally destroy its Black population to join the ranks of other advanced nations like Germany, France, and England.

The Spanish colonists decided to implement severe economic policies and practices that would result in the disadvantage or loss of predominantly black afro-argentines men.

When Argentina was confronted with the prospect of becoming involved in the most bloody interstate conflict in Latin American history, commonly referred to as the Paraguayan war of the triple alliance, a significant number of afro-argentines were dispatched to fight.

Unfortunately, thousands of Afro-Argentines died in this war because most of them had very little military training. Other severe circumstances imposed by the Spanish colonists on the afro-argentines included systemic controlled poverty, unfavourable government policies aimed at marginalizing them, elevated infant mortality rates, and a limited number of married couples within their ethnic group. Due to the discriminatory treatment they were subjected to, a significant number of Afro-Argentines were forced to flee their homeland and relocate to Uruguay. 

Those who remained in Argentina were faced with the challenge of battling the cholera epidemics in 1861 and 1864, as well as the yellow fever epidemic in 1871, in what many refer to as a biological weapon to eradicate the afro-argentines population. These tragic events resulted in a substantial decline and a significant exodus of Afro-Argentinians from Argentina to other parts of South America, or, regrettably, to their demise.

The barbaric act was not limited to Argentina, but also included its neighbouring countries. Particularly, Brazil, Cuba, Columbia, and other Latin American nations attempted to eradicate or marginalize their black population and usher in a steady stream of European immigrants. The uniqueness of Argentina's story is due to its success in establishing and rebranding its image as a predominantly white country.

When the Spanish-controlled Argentine government realized that the country was experiencing a significant decline in population due to its expulsion of the Afro-Argentine population, they devised a plan to open its borders to anyone of European descent living abroad. The goal was to attract other white people from other parts of the world to live and work in Argentina with additional incentives. One of the strongest incentives was the promise of citizenship and social assistance benefits.

Juan Bautista Alberdi, an Argentine political theorist and diplomat, who was probably best known for his saying “to govern is to populate,” played a big role in encouraging White European immigration to Argentina in the 1850s. Alberdi's concepts were enthusiastically embraced by the then-president of Argentina, Justo José de Urquiza, who incorporated them into the first constitution of the nation.

this amendment resulted in influx of white settlers from Spain, Italy, Germany, France, and Belgium.

[Agatha🦋 @__chinwe]

Shout out to the companies that gave us a chance with zero experience

[kimberly. @problemsthots]

if you are pretending that aniya and kc moved the same way in casa then you are one of 3 things. either you’re a redpilled moron, a pick me bitch, or genuinely were dropped on your head as a child. #loveislandusa

[𝑴𝒐𝒖𝒔𝒔𝒆𝒊 𝑺𝒂𝒎𝒃𝒂🇸🇳 @_moussei]

I hope they bring back the “Most/Least” challenge. I need these mfs to catch the same embarrassment Ace and Taylor caught last year☝🏿
#LoveIslandUsa

[René @rene_bell3]

@TYRISPRINT And he somehow never has anything to say for himself when he is confronted BUT WHEN HE IS WITH CORBIN HE JUST RUNS His f MOUTH LIKE A RADIO

[Amizo @AfricanKhaIeesi]

Yall please don’t judge me if you see me leaving hate comments under kc and Corbin IG/tiktok when they get out the villa. I never did some weird shit like that before but I HAVE TO DO IT WITH THESE INCELS

[rhe🎀 @rheana2u]

@traciafanclub osama trin laden is up there with al kayda😭😭😭

[traciaimdrunk @traciafanclub]

Tierra officially lost me at “you a little girl” I know for a fact she not talking to osama trin laden like that

[miss gurl @shes_rADIAnt]

Aniya don’t ever listen to that gut again mama. Take some probiotics for that cause no ma’am!

[jolt @meltborne]

kc deadass is the biggest loser i’ve ever seen on love island and that’s saying something cause there’s a lot of them. he couldn’t WAIT to pull out the door excuse since he’s been holding resentment towards ALL the girls since day 1 #LoveIslandUSA

[A @butchasta]

Tierra calling Trinity a lil girl when Trinity and KC were born the same year #loveislandusa

[✮bunmi esq✮ @bunmibbyy]

Kenzie is finally making me understand what people mean when they say date like a white woman. She genuinely treats men as replaceable and thinks a man not wanting to be w her is his personal failing. I rate it like mad

[Jaida🕷️olandria defense attorney @jaidachristina_]

tierra genuinely has such an ugly soul…yall have called the OG girls birds and male centered but they have NEVER treated any girl that came in the way Tierra has been so ready to treat Aniya. like it’s insane how evil spirited she is #LoveIslandUSA

[beguey. @hijabeys]

someone said sincere is the type of man to take care of two separate families who don’t learn about each other until he dies

[KingstonGirl🍁 🇰🇪 @Lsankei99]

Fuel up 46 shillings
Electricity up by 4 shillings with less units
Salaries stay the same
Taxation stays the same
Unemployment at its highest with industries closing

Parliament is silent

All 349 of you will go

[SISKO2 @SISKO_7]

Mr. President. This is the aura.

[(⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠) @Chelaa_03]

Kasongo - Not an Option
Matiangi- Not an option
Tribal chief Gachagua- Not an Option
Water Melon- Not an Option

Maraga- The ONLY option.