Nigerian dude beat a black woman to death after running over her on Bissonet, caught on video
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The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
reminds me of that Stop Asian Hate shyt.nikka what?
Nobody is committing crimes against Africans just because their Africans.
Look up the rap sheets of these same criminals and the vast majority of their victims are other black americans. Youre being disingenuous.
dude will have 50 priors on everybody but as soon as an asian gets hit then its an asian hate crime.
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TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
Dude just had to finish her off after running her over?
Probably with his mother's car too
Probably with his mother's car too
A hooker died and it thrns into a 5 page argument about Blacks bs Africans
Never change Coli
A thiefing, trifling hooker apparently. Met her end the best way possible
She'll be aight if she repented Before she died.
exactly
this whole phenomenon of Africa Americans wanting to embrace Africa only started like around the 2010s and by a very, very small percentage of them. most of them don't care about Africa and that gap was even wider pre-2010s
and that's okay
but these dudes thinking most africans are actually offended that AA don't want to be africans because of twitter africans being so loud. guess what? twitter africans are also pro-homo. does that mean most africans are pro homos too?
The golden age of Afrocentricity in Black Americans was the 80s-early 90s not no god damn 2010s, dumb mufukka.
That era came and gone before most of your people where even IN this country. Then gangsta rap era took over.
And Black Americans been pushing Pan African international black unity & solidarity before your people were even aware they were on a continent called Africa.
2010-2020s marks the transition of embracing of our unique ethnic identity and push back against pan africanism, flat blackness and exploitation and disrespect by black foreigners not panafricanism/afrocentrism.
The way y'all try to gas light and push ahistorical narratives...................
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Premeditated
MANDE KANG
look, I don't care when the golden age was. thats not even my argumentThe golden age of Afrocentricity in Black Americans was the 80s-early 90s not no god damn 2010s, dumb mufukka.
That era came and gone before most of your people where even IN this country. Then gangsta rap era took over.
And Black Americans been pushing Pan African international black unity & solidarity before your people even knew they were on a continent called Africa.
2010-2020s marks the transition of embracing of our unique ethnic identity and push back against pan africanism, flat blackness and exploitation and disrespect by black foreigners not panafricanism/afrocentrism.
The way y'all try to gas light and push ahistorical narratives...................
the point is, most of you have not been pro-africa or embraced africa at any point in your history. only a small percentage of you have
lol @ gaslight. you don't know what that word mean, but you sure love overusing it.
Y'all blatantly lie and try dress it up with some goofy narrative in a flat tone as if it's fact with the expectation that no one will call you on it. That's exactly what gaslighting is. In fact it's what you're trying to do now with me to pivot from being called the bs you said.
You have ZERO evidence or experience in the shyt you're speaking about.
Fact is that MUCH more black americans embraced afrocentrcity in the 80s-90s than in the 2010s contrary to whatcho dumbass said.
The vast majority of black americans are RACE first unlike African immigrants like you, and so naturally embrace Africans a lot more than the other way around.
^^^^^Facts
Y'all stay speaking out the side of your necks about black americans.
But then again lying and scheming is really part of your culture tho aint it?
Science | AAAS
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JayYoung713
All Star
Exactly…
It was very common in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s..Im not sure about now because times have changed and people change. I did notice the outpouring of Afrocentricity and pride when Black Panther came out, which was a beautiful thing to behold. Black Americans looking grand in traditional African garb.
My thing is, if youre Black you should feel free to practice and partake in any Black culture or tradition without restrictions.
As for the Nigerian breh..we all hate thieves, being ripped off and lying ass women..but he didnt have to kill her.
Nigerians place too much emphasis on money and possessions which makes their stay in foreign nations contentious.
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
Yo Mama
...the sweeter the juice.
This isn’t some conspiracy, Africans told us we weren’t African and we simply said Ok. Now they’re mad…
When did this happen? I'm African and I wasn't called to that meeting yo cast my vote!
Premeditated
MANDE KANG
ados babbleY'all blatantly lie and try dress it up with some goofy narrative in a flat tone as if it's fact with the expectation that no one will call you on it. That's exactly what gaslighting is. In fact it's what you're trying to do now with me to pivot from being called the bs you said.
You have ZERO evidence or experience in the shyt you're speaking about.
Fact is that MUCH more black americans embraced afrocentrcity in the 80s-90s than in the 2010s contrary to whatcho dumbass said.
The vast majority of black americans are RACE first unlike African immigrants like you, and so naturally embrace Africans a lot more than the other way around.
^^^^^Facts
Y'all stay speaking out the side of your necks about black americans.
But then again lying and scheming is really part of your culture tho aint it?
Science | AAAS
this still doesn't change the fact that most of you have never embraced being african
spare me all this irrelevant word salad that doesn't addresses my point
Voice of Reason
Veteran
A hooker died and it thrns into a 5 page argument about Blacks bs Africans
Never change Coli
We don't condone this piece of shyt killing a black woman hooker or not.
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Voice of Reason
Veteran
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No it didnt it started in like the 90sexactly
this whole phenomenon of Africa Americans wanting to embrace Africa only started like around the 2010s and by a very, very small percentage of them. most of them don't care about Africa and that gap was even wider pre-2010s
and that's okay
but these dudes thinking most africans are actually offended that AA don't want to be africans because of twitter africans being so loud. guess what? twitter africans are also pro-homo. does that mean most africans are pro homos too?
But yall made sure to let us know how little yall think of us in the 2010s
