Folks went in on Jamilah Lemieux for this tweet:
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Despite the c00ning, I do agree with some of the stuff the Twitter hoteps say.why are you watching c00ntep
Wow.Its alot of stuff they we dont know of becauase
1. Most of us americans are stuck in a bubble and dont know anything past our noses
2. Lot of stuff dont get covered on our media so we simply dont care.
These cats putting in work from what i can see
Economic Freedom Fighters - Wikipedia
And the entreprenuerial spirit is real in the townships. Cats started their own public transit system to be able to transport people more efficiently to all of the jobs in cape town.
Lot of other things Im seeing but in general we blacks in America are a far cry from where we were in the past when blacks around the world actually looked at us for inspiration.
Wow.
Something like this is literally what I've always envisioned for black america's "wokeness" movement. Like this was the energy and motion I've wanted for us the entire time while instead we devolve to "My race's opposite gender is trash" thinkpieces and homo advocacy. I don't know how to feel after reading this. Almost wanna move to SA lol.
Yeah, stick a fork in this black america shyt fr.
South Africa wouldn't be the country I'd cite tbh. It's on the brink of turmoil too.
True, but the groups they have arent debating “black men are the white people of black people” or any of the other nonsense we see in here.
I’d rather die with dignity then go out on the path we are about to in america.
South Africa wouldn't be the country I'd cite tbh. It's on the brink of turmoil too.
Which group of blacks between SA and USA seems better equipped (mentally and orginazation wise) to deal with their turmoil?
Keep in mind that within our country's turmoil most of our legit black organizations only care about whether you find trannies attractive.
They have a numbers advantage so militant rhetoric is easier to propagate without repercussions.
It's just hard to see SA get their version of reparations/economic redistribution. They bow down to an Indian family and cacs.
Let's be honest, Black Americans tried the economic approach and were brutalized for it.
I like what Ethiopia, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Tanzania were doing last I checked in terms of building infrastructure.