Did FBAs vocal support for Traore destroy team #FBADOS talking point that Pan Africanisim is a dead ideology???

[Problematic Pat]

We saw all of Africa and the diaspora show the fukk out in support of him while shytting on that fakkit c00n general. The support was extremely loud and no words were minced. Can they still say Pan Africanisim is dead or are they just talking just to hear themselves???

 

[Savvir]

Who is “they”?

 

[tuckgod]

 

[HimmyHendrix]

Hope he fails miserably.

 

[TEH]

Hope he fails miserably.

You hope a Black man fails to uplift his low country from poverty?

Interesting.

 

[HimmyHendrix]

You hope a Black man fails to uplift his low country from poverty?

Interesting.

He’s African.

I want the end of white supremacy, that doesn’t mean that I want african supremacy or even african prosperity

both opps

 

[K.O.N.Y]

We saw all of Africa and the diaspora show the fukk out in support of him while shytting on that fakkit c00n general. The support was extremely loud and no words were minced. Can they still say Pan Africanisim is dead or are they just talking just to hear themselves???

So your um using post from twitter to prove this?

 

[ORDER_66]

NO....

 

[TEH]

Pan Africanism is not dead, but it has to be muted within this culture for now.

I understand why - much of the focus must be on reconnecting with our own indigenous roots, especially after slavery, and on building pride and a strong sense of identity within our community. That’s why the acronyms ADOS and FBA are so popular.

Sometimes, Pan Africanism can seem too broad or abstract, which makes it feel less urgent compared to immediate concerns. I get that - it’s not for everyone, especially at this point.

However, I personally believe that recognizing how our struggles and aspirations are connected across the African diaspora is essential for achieving genuine progress, unity, and empowerment. Especially considering that behind the scenes, some white groups are promoting Pan-Arrianism and Pan-Whiteness (Pan-Caucasianism, Pan-Nationalism). I say this in all seriousness. So, while some of us continue to look outward, I understand that for most, the focus must be on looking inward for now.

 

[TEH]

He’s African.

I want the end of white supremacy, that doesn’t mean that I want african supremacy or even african prosperity

both opps

He’s still Black. What else is he Chinese African?

Besides that, where’s the hate for the prosperous white and Asian countries?

I’m not seeing that here in TLR.

 

[HimmyHendrix]

Pan Africanism is not dead, but it has to be muted within this culture for now.

I understand why - much of the focus must be on reconnecting with our own indigenous roots, especially after slavery, and on building pride and a strong sense of identity within our community. That’s why the acronyms ADOS and FBA are so popular.

Sometimes, Pan Africanism can seem too broad or abstract, which makes it feel less urgent compared to immediate concerns. I get that - it’s not for everyone, especially at this point.

However, I personally believe that recognizing how our struggles and aspirations are connected across the African diaspora is essential for achieving genuine progress, unity, and empowerment. Especially considering that behind the scenes, some white groups are promoting Pan-Arrianism and Pan-Whiteness (Pan-Caucasianism, Pan-Nationalism). I say this in all seriousness. So, while some of us continue to look outward, I understand that for most, the focus must be on looking inward for now.

Pan Africanism needs to die so does the idea that we owe Africa anything when we don’t. We’ve done enough without anything in return and I’m glad it’s finally ending.

There’s a movement of delineation going on amongst cacs that’s in its infancy currently.

There is no connected struggle. There is no more handouts. I have no desire to see Africa thrive and if they do free themselves of imperialism it should not be at our expense.

Not rooting against them, but damn sure not rooting for them either.

 

[HimmyHendrix]

He’s still Black. What else is he Chinese African?

Besides that, where’s the hate for the prosperous white and Asian countries?

I’m not seeing that here in TLR.

He’s not black. He’s African. Don’t run that game.

There’s no hate for anybody. Including Asians, Africans, Cacs. Just not interested in advocating for anybody

 

[The Wall Is Undefeated!]

We saw all of Africa and the diaspora show the fukk out in support of him while shytting on that fakkit c00n general. The support was extremely loud and no words were minced. Can they still say Pan Africanisim is dead or are they just talking just to hear themselves???

I'm no Pan-Africanist as I find the idea of such a large continent with multiple biomes, hundreds of cultures and languages with genetically diverse peoples, should unify into one people, with one culture and history and exhibit the same values because 'wes all black, wes all African, etc' to be foolish and kinda racist.
The only part of Pan-Africanism I kinda agree with is the 'Solidarity' part.

Having said the above. I'm glad that Ibrahim Traore is leading Burkina Faso in the right direction and telling many of his haters (especially in The West) to fukk off. I hope other African leaders can learn from him. As I said, the problem with African countries is the lack of good leaders.

 

[Zime]

He’s not black. He’s African. Don’t run that game.

nikka you're stupid

 

[TEH]

He’s not black. He’s African. Don’t run that game.

There’s no hate for anybody. Including Asians, Africans, Cacs. Just not interested in advocating for anybody

You are running a game. The world says black. You say African.

You are outnumbered.

You need to leave that little bubble you live in and come to reality.

That’s no hate either it’s just facts - black and white.