A Stripper Caused Umar Johnson to Lose a One Million Dollar Donation

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[SPACE IS FAKE]

juug season

lol at her ig name consciousstripper

 

[LadySimone]

One of the worst outcomes for the high rate of single black women in the community is that they created this huge pool of available women with no attachments to any man that can just be used as side pieces. Black men's lack of commitment and monogamy has created throngs of single women who are just running around with no direction or purpose but to be used by men or members of a harem.

The destruction of the black woman continues apace.

 

[jwinfield]

 

[O.G.B]

Not defending Umar in anyway, but plain & simple, he walked into a trap & let this bytch set him up!

 

[MikelArteta]

Warned about the danger time and time again

Umar Johnson just another fake azz nikka preaching this but doing the opposite

single mother?

should of listened to @Emperor_ReinScarf

but honestly nikka thought he was gonna be meeting a righteous chick after midnight?

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

 

[Flay Mayweather]

"Yum "

Idk why but this nikka saying "yum" got me


(Pause)

 

[SumBlackguyz]

Yup she got him

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

at least he's owning up to it I suppose

Lol only cause he knows ol girl got them receipts.

 

[Killer Instinct]

This idiot was texting his ass off.
p*ssy is so damn potent.


Edit:

Poor guy never stood a chance.

 

[A Real Human Bean]

This isn't even a bad joke.

Why does he think he needs millions of dollars to educate kids anyway? The Black Panthers created the Oakland Community School, which was a day school that provided black children with food for their stomachs and a relevant education for their minds. And they damn sure didn't have millions of dollars in resources.

If he was serious about educating our children there are lots of ways he could go about it that don't require him to raise millions of dollars before he takes action.

Some information on the Oakland Community School:

In September of 1973 Oakland Community School (OCS) opened its doors at 6118 East 14thStreet (now called International Boulevard) in East Oakland. Starting with 90 children, the school’s enrollment quickly blossomed to 150 and maintained a daunting waiting list. From that time until 1982 the school, directed by Ericka Huggins and Donna Howell, was a community focal point for the conscious development of all of the innate intelligences of the young child. Serving the extended community and its children, the educators and staff of the OCS represented a mixture of individuals: Black Panther Party members, former Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley Unified School District teachers, as well as new teachers looking for an innovative and culturally rich learning environment to work in.

OCS advanced in the Oakland community, supported by community leaders and families, and became an identifiable and replicable educational model. The school was a critical formulation of the Black Panther Party vision that students would use their education as a stepping-stone to become world changers. Every child was appreciated for her/his innate wisdom and unique talents. A guiding and global principle of the school was The World is Our Classroom. This principle sprung from the school’s philosophy that children at OCS “will learn how, not what, to think”.

Former students of the OCS remember their own experience as a happy and transformative time in their lives. They remember that though their teachers had great academic expectations for them, they were available to speak with them about anything, from curiosity about nature to the challenges of their own families. A young mother of two, speaking about her fourth grade math class at OCS, recalled that she learned to solve Algebraic questions, through a powerful math program called Project Seed. It was at OCS, one young man said, that he learned what it means to be part of a community and be responsible for it. This understanding has remained with him throughout the years wherever he goes.

The students remember starting the day with a ten minute exercise program. Breakfast, followed by a short, school wide interactive check-in preceded the morning classes. A nutritious lunch at midday and ten minutes of meditation in the early afternoon was followed by classes for the older children and rest for the smaller ones. Dinner concluded the day and the school vans transported the children who could not walk to their homes.

The students remember their teachers and the school staff including:

Lorene Banks, Melvin dikkson, Haven Henderson, Vivette Miller, Rodney Gillead, Pam Ward, Joe Abron, Linda Dunson, Amar Casey, Steve McCutchen, Tommye Williams, Carol Granison, Charles Moffitt, Frank Kellum, Adrienne Humphrey and many more. The curriculum written by Donna and Ericka with the support of Dr. William Moore was student-centered. Math, English and Spanish language instruction, Creative Writing, Physical Education, including Martial Arts, led by Sifu Steve, was the base of the class schedule. Art, Music and Drama were also a priority. These classes culminated in school-wide performances, written by students, twice a year.

Great human beings, poets, artists and activists such as Rosa Parks, Cesar Chavez, Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, Sun Ra and Richard Pryor visited and showered the students with their empowering and inspiring presence, Educators and graduate students visited as guest teachers and interns so that they could return to their town or state from as close as Sacramento and as far away as Amsterdam.

The value of the BPP education programs do not rest with what the early Liberation Schools, the Children’s House, the IYI or the OCS were able to do between 1969 and 1982. The legacy that was passed on through the vision and philosophy of the BPP, to the IYI and OCS staff continues to live on. The legacy lives in the hearts of the children who were taught then and will continue to live on in the generations of children they touch.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Spoiler

Lol...notice she put "Dr." In quotations...'cause he's not really a doctor.

@The Real @Serious @No_bammer_weed

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Not defending Umar in anyway, but plain & simple, he walked into a trap & let this bytch set him up!

he knew what he was doing

He messed with a loud mouth hoe and is regretting it.

 

[O.G.B]

One of the worst outcomes for the high rate of single black women in the community is that they created this huge pool of available women with no attachments to any man that can just be used as side pieces. Black men's lack of commitment and monogamy has created throngs of single women who are just running around with no direction or purpose but to be used by men or members of a harem.

The destruction of the black woman continues apace.

The "destruction of the black woman" is actually based on their own foul conduct, misguided decision making & scurrilous, scandalous actions. So beat it bytch with your routine feminist garbage & quit trying to justify women's despicable, morally corrupt behaviors by bashing men.