Aye @Bunchy Carter...Where In Africa Did Your Parents Immigrate From??

[LeaveMyHairLineAlone]

I was taught about racism when I was young from my pops because he grew up in the deep south. He made me and my sis watch old videos of slavery(amistad) and the treatment of black by whites in thr 50's and 60's.

I think you should always talk about racism because it happens everyday. My pops showed me those tapes when I was in early middle school and I did not really understand until late middle school and early high school. My first racist experience happened to me when I was young playing soccer and it was from some mexicans. My mom taught me that people are not going to like me because of how I look and really that's why I got the fukk it mentality. If you like me coo; if not fukk, keep it moving lol.

But they always taught me to defend myself and don't run from shyt

You supposedly from LA&the south but didn't understand what racism was until high school?

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Two may oh, ta ma toe. Same shyt. Just a country full of @Malcolmxxx_23 type nikkas. May Allah help them.




Come to think of it, Somalia is the India of Africa.

Bruh there are plenty of Somalis who post here take offense
Don't you have dikks to measure and inspect somewhere?
@Tony D'Amato come get your assistant

 

[Illuminatos]

For Black Americans, we consider the South to be the Motherland

Wasn't gonna comment in this thread but this got me rolling right now.
This is the type of spin Tariq would make if he got cornered in a lie.

 

[number21]

Beyonce's internet

On Beyonce's internet? Goofy tryhard fakkit.

 

[the elastic]

I thought diaspora wars were outlawed on the coli

shyt lasted for a month and a half

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

On Beyonce's internet? Goofy tryhard fakkit.

You're autistic.. fukk off

 

[the elastic]

Crazy how 10 years ago, claiming the motherland wouldn't make people question if you were an American or not


Tariq changed the whole game of Black identity

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

shyt lasted for a month and a half

nah they been done mostly... these are the leftovers of the c00n wars

funny part is all these people fighting in here were claiming FBA before. it's like they got bored with no opposition now they infighting

shyt is hilarious.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Crazy how 10 years ago, claiming the motherland wouldn't make people question if you were an American or not


Tariq changed the whole game of Black identity

beyond that it's common to see people claiming they are natives and not from Africa today all over the internet. It's beyond tariq at this point. he created the lane but it took a life of its own.

 

[the elastic]

beyond that it's common to see people claiming they are natives and not from Africa today all over the internet. It's beyond tariq at this point. he created the lane but it took a life of its own.

A COINTELPRO dream come true

 

[Bunchy Carter]

You supposedly from LA&the south but didn't understand what racism was until high school?

I'm from Inglewood and I only lived in the South (Louisiana) for 4.5 -5 years, when I was in college (Grambling State). You have to learn how to read.

I was taught about racism when I was young from my pops because he grew up in the deep south. He made me and my sis watch old videos of slavery(amistad) and the treatment of black by whites in thr 50's and 60's.

I think you should always talk about racism because it happens everyday. My pops showed me those tapes when I was in early middle school and I did not really understand until late middle school and early high school. My first racist experience happened to me when I was young playing soccer and it was from some mexicans. My mom taught me that people are not going to like me because of how I look and really that's why I got the fukk it mentality. If you like me coo; if not fukk, keep it moving lol.

But they always taught me to defend myself and don't run from shyt.

Nelly Fuller teaches us that White Children learn about White Supremacy when they are 6 years old, but they start even before that because they would take their babies to see lynching:

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Crazy how 10 years ago, claiming the motherland wouldn't make people question if you were an American or not


Tariq changed the whole game of Black identity

50 years ago,a Black American wouldn't have answered the person implying he had some mixture somewhere in his ancestry with "Nope,I'm black straight from the Motherland"

Try again

 

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50 years ago,a Black American wouldn't have answered the person implying he had some mixture somewhere in his ancestry with "Nope,I'm black straight from the Motherland"

Try again

I'm not coming at you, big man


But 50 years ago, they were definitely more pan-African than we are today

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

I'm not coming at you, big man


But 50 years ago, they were definitely more pan-African than we are today

True, but they were probably smarter too
They didn't need 23AndMe to know what's up

 

[Bunchy Carter]

Crazy how 10 years ago, claiming the motherland wouldn't make people question if you were an American or not


Tariq changed the whole game of Black identity

It was not Tariq, it was Dr. Claud Anderson.

Dr. Claud Anderson has been saying it years before Tariq, Tariq got the game from Dr. Claud Anderson

Below is a video from Dr. Claud Anderson: Dr Claud Anderson on why we must drop the term “African-American” and refer to ourselves as #NativeBlacks.