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  1. Da_Eggman

    Byke before you get a chance to miss us: Miami Heat 2020 Offseason Thread

    “When defeat comes, accept it as a signal that your plans are not sound, rebuild those plans, and set sail once more toward your coveted goal“ Since we will not lose, they try to help them cheat But we will not lose, for even in defeat There's a valuable lesson learned, so it evens up for we...
  2. JadeB

    Do Black Americans suck their teeth too while experiencing disappointment?

    It's common with (West) Africans and Caribbean people so I wonder if ADOS do that thing too?
  3. MischievousMonkey

    The Deadly Street Fighters of Nigeria

  4. JadeB

    Which decade had the bigger impact on modern black culture?

    the 1970s: or the 1990s
  5. you're NOT "n!ggas"

    As a people, it's crucial that we develop/redevelop rituals

    This is something I think about often lately :jbhmm: The best way to relate it to The Coli is all that talk about being "On Code"-- It's an empty phrase on it's surface but ritual is one of the things that could add substance and definition to it. IF by chance the word "ritual" brings a...
  6. JadeB

    Se ẹnikẹni sọrọ Yoruba?

    Mo ti rii nigbagbogbo bi ede ti o nifẹ. Ohun ti ede n ṣe ifamọra lati sọ eyiti o kere ju. ti mo ba ko o, mo le gba ọpọlọpọ awọn obinrin daradara:lolbron:
  7. JadeB

    How much do West Indian culture influence Black Floridians?

    I was listening to this and I noticed YNW Melly has a bit of a Jamaican accent in the chorus:ohhh:. Knowing Melly from Miami, which has a decent sized West Indian community, I thought he probably picked it up from them (not sure if he's ADOS or not). I know its kinda weird to think about this...
  8. Da_Eggman

    Got More Picks Than Jameis:Miami Dolphins 2020 Off-season Thread (We Fukking got TUA!)

    Round 1 Dolphins Picks 1 The Dolphins have #5, #18 and #26 in the first round 2 2 (Own, New Orleans) 3 1 (Own) 4 1 (Comp Pick, Ja’Wuan James) 5 3 (Pittsburgh, Projected Comp Pick – Cam Wake, Aqib Talib) 6 3 (Kenyan Drake trade, Dallas, Indianapolis (Evan Boehm pick swap)) 7 1 (Jordan Lucas...
  9. Playaz Eyez

    Lord Infamous demolished this track, birthing Migos 18 years later

  10. kwazzy100

    ADOS, how do you describe "Soul" ?

    I grew up listening and watching movies , shows, music, speeches, and read literature from African Americans to be precise, and I can be familiar with it. However, I dont think I could really describe it or put it into words. To me, I just know its something you can feel as a black person. But...
  11. you're NOT "n!ggas"

    Can we talk sociocultural reparations?

    So I caught a bit of the hearing on reparations/HR 40 earlier (catching the rest later) and this year... Making 400 years in the US, and this day... Being Juneteenth, really make me think of another debt I feel we're owed, but to ourselves-- repairing, reclaiming and/or self determining our...
  12. you're NOT "n!ggas"

    Can we talk sociocultural reparations?

    So I caught a bit of the hearing on reparations/HR 40 earlier (catching the rest later) and this year... Making 400 years in the US, and this day... Being Juneteenth, really make me think of another debt I feel we're owed, but to ourselves-- repairing, reclaiming and/or self determining our...
  13. I

    Coli Puerto Ricans....Come in here for a quick sec..

    So I was driving home yesterday to visit my parents in the burbs and upon turning down one of the residential streets, I see an entourage of cars that looked like this. This is not uncommon in Chicago around this time of the year as it’s Puerto Rican Pride weekend and you will see Puerto...
  14. kayslay

    Do you guys watch Wode Maya?

    []Wode Maya is Ghanaian Youtuber that travels the continent of Africa making videos about the different cultures and countries. He also speaks fluent Chinese and went to College in China.
  15. Brolic Scholar

    “Hip Hop Is Not OUR (Black) Culture” :patriceummm: Thoughts?

    I used to think this nikka was a weirdo that made no sense, but lately, I’ve been agreeing with some of his statements. I haven’t decided on this one because on one hand, we took the scraps and made something of it and also sampled mostly Black artists, but on the other hand, he has a point...
  16. SheWantTheD

    Periodically Check Your Daughters Bank Statements

    We live in a society where women who sell their bodies for quick cash is slowly becoming normalized. Women and young girls both underaged and of age are selling their bodies on private snapchat accounts for quick cash. They even have apps that are making it easier and easier for young women to...
  17. I Really Mean It

    If You're A Man And You Wear Jeans With Rips In Them...

    You're a follower with no independent sense of style, a person who rolls with the herd, someone devoid of an identity that wasn't modeled off what you viewed while watching television or browsing the web. When did this become acceptable for men to wear? Who said that this fakkitry was the...
  18. you're NOT "n!ggas"

    "Nourish" is one of the most interesting digital shows out

    Are any of y'all up on it? It's a dope mix of food, history and culture hosted by Dr. Howard Conyers-- A (real) rocket scientist with NASA and BBQ pitmaster :wow: :salute: Each episode is basically going to a different region of the South and learning a bit about the cuisine and history/culture...
  19. Heywood Jablowme

    YEAH OKAY THANKS

    Coli Family, Two years ago, I attended an event at the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art (LACMA) that featured one of my favorite Black progressives and visionaries, Arthur Jafa. Jafa has been a leading voice for Black empowerment and a key contributor to Black visual culture. It was...
  20. Heywood Jablowme

    WE ARE THE IMAGINED DREAMS OF SLEEPING SLAVES

    Coli Family, Two years ago, I attended an event at the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art (LACMA) that featured one of my favorite Black progressives and visionaries, Arthur Jafa. Jafa has been a leading voice for Black empowerment and a key contributor to Black visual culture. It was...
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