Naomi Osaka might be the realest out brehs...and Tariq Nasheed might help

[Sohh_lifted]

I don't give a fukk if she's made 100 million. Stop shytting on Coli brehs and acting as if she's better than any of us or that none of us have the potential to make the same amount of money. You sound like a fukking groupie.

i dont see any 21 year olds on this board achieving professional tennis and winning majors and making millions, do you? fukk outta here, I respect the fukk out of that girl cause It's not an easy goal to achieve what she has achieved, let alone as a black/asian woman.

 

[Rakim Allah]

They refuse to see the hustle. The devil can quote the bible and the devil goes to church. The devil even has access to heaven, unlike his underlings. Too many are LEAD and blinded by 'feelings'

54 years of "feelings"

 

[Master Teacher]

So 1804 had a better cinematic pov?

I thought 1804 was just a documentary with a few re-enactment scenes being pushed as a movie.

When did I say anything about 1804, I was talking about that garbage ass nat turner movie, and yes 1804 is a better film by a lot, a documentary is a still a movie

 

[Luxury Tax]

When did I say anything about 1804, I was talking about that garbage ass nat turner movie, and yes 1804 is a better film by a lot, a documentary is a still a movie

My mistake, I thought you were comparing 1804 to boan... im going to blame the wedding cake

dap & rep sir

 

[Da King]

Trolls got to her...

Cacs were mad as hell

 

[get these nets]

[

One interesting part of this story is that Simon Bolivar, who they call the George Washington of South America for fighting against Spain's colonialism, actually went to Haiti to lick his wounds, recuperate, and regroup, and it was after this visit he went back to Venezuela/Colombia and began the South American Revolution that freed the Spanish colonies.

..................and this is how Bolivar repaid Haiti, with betrayal

 

[newworldafro]

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..................and this is how Bolivar repaid Haiti, with betrayal

Good shiit. I like objective truth.
I vaguely remember that part.

So Bolivar was only partially able to free any slaves according to that piece, but then ghosted on Haiti when it came to recognition.

Reading that article makes you realize that Haiti was literally and figuratively surrounded by racist countries....just on that basis, for a a black country of former slaves beat out a world recognized military at that time right in the geographical center of the Americas had to have jokers furious across the hemisphere

...

 

[get these nets]

Good shiit. I like objective truth.
I vaguely remember that part.

So Bolivar was only partially able to free any slaves according to that piece, but then ghosted on Haiti when it came to recognition.

Reading that article makes you realize that Haiti was literally and figuratively surrounded by racist countries....just on that basis, for a a black country of former slaves beat out a world recognized military at that time right in the geographical center of the Americas had to have jokers furious across the hemisphere...

Thanks
Politics in that era was very complicated....and leaders had to make decisions based on what suited their country's best interests. I've heard the arguments for Bolivar's moves. Historians are experts in juelzing, after all.

.. but the facts are that Haitian leaders inspired and gave assistance to Bolivar. Assistance that was pivotal to Bolivar's success and to the independent movements across the hemisphere .
&
-Bolivar refused to officially and formally recognize Haiti as a country
-When he organized the Panama Conference in 1826..invited countries in the Western Hemisphere....and did not extend and invitation to Haiti

Bolivar was part of the forces that wanted to isolate Haiti.

===================================================
I got my hands on a film about SB a few years back. There was a scene of him arriving back to the shores of South America to cheering crowds. They showed some smiling enslaved Africans in the crowd cheering.....and I turned the bullshyt off.

 

[newworldafro]

Thanks
Politics in that era was very complicated....and leaders had to make decisions based on what suited their country's best interests. I've heard the arguments for Bolivar's moves. Historians are experts in juelzing, after all.

.. but the facts are that Haitian leaders inspired and gave assistance to Bolivar. Assistance that was pivotal to Bolivar's success and to the independent movements across the hemisphere .
&
-Bolivar refused to officially and formally recognize Haiti as a country
-When he organized the Panama Conference in 1826..invited countries in the Western Hemisphere....and did not extend and invitation to Haiti

Bolivar was part of the forces that wanted to isolate Haiti.

===================================================
I got my hands on a film about SB a few years back. There was a scene of him arriving back to the shores of South America to cheering crowds. They showed some smiling enslaved Africans in the crowd cheering.....and I turned the bullshyt off.

Deeper than the Mariana Trench.

 

[newworldafro]

Haiti fukked up by trying to liberate the DR though. They were entrenched in Spanish culture.

And the French basically destroyed the land which reflects even to this day.

How did the French destroy the land. Environmentally, I've read they have cut down to many forest for firewood, and it's bad for erosion and just the overall landscape.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

How did the French destroy the land. Environmentally, I've read they have cut down to many forest for firewood, and it's bad for erosion and just the overall landscape.

Kept planting the same crops every year which fukked up the soil.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

 

[SheWantTheD]

Shorty legit down to earth or her publicity team sure got her playing the part

she not afraid to post regular girl sh like this


she watches anime







Would give her the fullest stroke

 

[JayGatsby]

I remember just the other day she wasnt "black enough" on here

 

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