Very Very Very Important Question For Those Of You Who Considers Yourself "Pro-Black/Conscious"

[BigMan]

Keep thinking the white man created the word nikka brehs .

If you were self conscious you would know that the word nikka comes from Ethiopia (Africa) and it means black God/king. Know thy self Black Man

That's false

 

[WaveGang]

I stopped using the n word a few years ago

 

[SmokyQuartz]

That's false

 

[BigMan]

Let me guess you think it comes from the Ge'ez "negus "

 

[King Musa]

You aren't truly Pro Black if your REAL LIFE actions don't reflect the ideology regardless, of your vernacular. I use the word loosely but, I still see where the OP is coming from though. It's getting out of my vocab as the years pass.

 

[SmokyQuartz]

Let me guess you think it comes from the Ge'ez "negus "

Negus and nikka are the same thing. I don't debate i teach

 

[Marco Andretti]

Keep thinking the white man created the word nikka brehs .

If you were self conscious you would know that the word nikka comes from Ethiopia (Africa) and it means black God/king. Know thy self Black Man

Negus would be that word ..


Rendition of the word i guess is watchu saying ..

 

[BigMan]

Negus and nikka are the same thing. I don't debate i teach

You wrong tho

Try using facts instead of hotep misinformation

 

[SmokyQuartz]

You wrong tho

Try using facts instead of hotep misinformation

 

[315]

I understand the term "woke" based on the context that it's used in, but what is the origin of this expression? It is something I have only heard online and never in person, not in DC, ATL, Houston, Chicago, or Miami.

 

[desjardins]

nikka is just a word. Vocabulary in every language evolves and changes with context as time moves on. nikka clearly has a different meaning, connotation, and is used in different context than the word ******. Not to mention it's literally a different word with its own unique spelling

If you can't admit that and then understand why many black people use it then I don't know what to tell you.

 

[Mr.bocario]

Understand your
history my negus then you will understand why I call you my nikka

 

[Black Magisterialness]

The debate over nikka is low-hanging fruit compared to our depictions in popular media, our pathological addiction to retail and poor heath habits, lack of collective economics and white supremacy.

I'm not a hotep, but this seems obvious to me.


Some people can say nikka with pride and others don't. There can be a fortune 500, high self-worth, pro-black type cat that still uses "nikka".

 

[Nemesis]

I've never used it, none of my close friends use the word either.....

 

[Ronnie Lott]

A big part of the system we're in is ensuring and maintaining the lowered self esteem of black people

I guess I'm using my own personal journey of my increased racial pride correlating with my disgust for the word

Fraudzi back at at with his bullshyt

The hypocrisy of Fraudzi is back