@Knowledge_Reign @ItsCairo_@BigBroLGND And both were being funded by an AMERICAN-based organization. Mentioning that some were Caribbean does not shift the facts in any way. Comparing the destabilization of an entire region that has lasted over a century is no comparison.
@ItsCairo_@BigBroLGND Liberia is a WHOLE story of Black Americans who “fled”, enslaved native Africans, and broke that country.
But alas, I guess they didn’t meet the “FBA” twitter standard.
@got_cake “We” is YOU. White people have been loving up on Black country music stars for YEARS. You and others only got interested when your lord and savior got involved and already crying false narratives.
https://t.co/jk1w9BdtlA
@RakeemShabazz Claiming that someone “isn’t educated” without providing specific examples to prove such a broad brushed statement is about as lazy as one can be.
@OohWah90 @EmpressTGoddess @MadisonKittay Call it what you want, but I want you to prove it wrong. Meanwhile, catch up on your reading.
https://t.co/sCbgXeRTZE
@OohWah90 @EmpressTGoddess @MadisonKittay Here’s something else you can grammar check:
1 - Interesting how most of these “teaching” hospitals are located in low income areas.
2 - A system built on racism giving away something free should be questioned.
3 - Reminder that doctors were incentivized to push a vax.
@got_cake Here we go again 🙄
- Mountain of gold found myth
- Electric rocks myth
- Man floating in the air myth
- Man sitting in fire (could be true)
They can post all of these tricks and illusions, but still can’t bippity boppity boo away the colonizer
@Joe__Bassey Y’all stay impressed with these tricks (men floating in the air, electric rocks, etc.) but still can’t develop a solid strategy to remove the colonizer. And it’s interesting how African spiritually based spells only work on other African people.