Did You Grow Up In A Pan-African Household?

[Sccit]

fukk outta my thread.

DONT NOBODY TAKE UR TRY HARD THREADS SERIOUS @#PanderingAfricana

TIME TO STOP POSTIN N COMMIT THAT ASAP U COCKEYED BUM

 

[Devilinurear]

If no one else will

I grew up in an everyone got a job household

 

[mrken12]

@Barnett114 what number thread is this today?

 

[Barnett114]

@Barnett114 what number thread is this today?

11 :koool:

 

[smokeurobinson]

Nope

I love my parents but they have c00n views

God bless them

Now it all makes sense

 

[Sccit]

163 VIEWS

6 VOTES



WHY EVEN POST?

 

[Dwolf]

The hell is a pan African household

 

[98Ntu]

I’d say no. My parents raised me up to care about black plight but simultaneously they didn’t really associate with other blacks. My Mom is generally a people person and rarely discusses black pride unless prompted. She was never “militant”. My dad was a misanthrope and avoided people. He claimed blacks (of all ethnicities) are prone to tribalism and crab in barrel behavior.

I myself have love for the diaspora but I think Pan-Africanism May be an overly-idealistic and antiquated term at this point.

 

[Take It In Blood]

Nope

I love my parents but they have c00n views

God bless them

Same


Most brehs won't admit it but much of the older generation were bootlickers if we're keeping it a buck.


Whenever there's some kind of shooting involving a black person and a cop my c00n ass pops always says he should have complied...even if the cop was 100% in the wrong. My uncle's don't like Africans neither which is why I can't ride with some of that anti African stuff y'all ados brehs be on.


Some of these young cats inherited their c00n ways also



There may be c00n in my blood but there definitely ain't none in my heart


When the revolution starts I'll have no problem beheading some of my c00n family first

 

[jackson35]

we always had love for the culture in Brooklyn