More anti #ADOS rhetoric from this painfully unfunny #CBS tv show #BobHeartsAbishola

[Bawon Samedi]

Seriously you guys can keep calling ADOS a "fringe group" to make yourself feel better. But what is the anti-ADOS group doing to contain this "ADOS disease" or this new ADOS "religion" that you guys feel are converting the "good Pan-Africanist Aframs." I need examples people. Because screaming "they're divisive!" ain't gonna cut it because....


Smart dumb hoteps like Tariq Nasheed aren't your real opponents(who is actually tryna hijack it with his dumbass Foundational Black nonsense). No you're real dangerous opponents are Antonio Moore and Dr Sandy Darity(both who are super 'clean' of dirt and tryna to expose them would be useless unlike Yvette). You think the majority Aframs are not going to hope aboard especially when shyt like this is going to become a reality?
Median wealth of black Americans 'will fall to zero by 2053', warns new report
Median wealth of black Americans 'will fall to zero by 2053', warns new report

If you're Black American then your kids, your grand-kids and your great-grand kids are going to be impacted. Which is why the ADOS "movement" is gaining more "converts."

Anyways, you guys may fool/trick these other Afram posters but not me. I am still technically a "Pan-Africanist." I been doing this shyt much longer than most of you(not just hopping aboard it just to troll/shame ADOS supporters). I don't see any of the biggest critics of ADOS in he Root discussing African geopolitics besides a few.
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-africa-the-media-doesnt-tell-you-about.211483/

Your games will not fool me because I come from the same house as you guys. I know who wet the bed, who eat up all the food, who was late for rent payment, who used up all the electricity and who never cleaned up after themselves. I didn't even wanna jump in this thread but I had to.

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

The gang showed out in this thread Nothing else needs to be said

 

[Captain Crunch]

 

[Bawon Samedi]

All AA are not ADOS. Get the fukk outta here with this nonsense.

Wait what....? That's not how it works. African-American = "people defined as being the decedents of African slaves brought and settled via the transatlantic slave trade who bore descendants that were born free or were born slaves then freed legally or through maroonage in what is today the Contiguous United States of America."

You wouldn't call continental Africans moving to America this as the hyphen separating the "African" & "American" part of African-American is not two words that represent an "ancestry-nationality" denotation. It's one word, a compound proper noun, like French-Canadian. You wouldn't call a Parisian moving to Toronto a French-Canadian, as the true French-Canadian's ancestry goes back to the 17th and 18th century settlers from France to New France(canada).

Same with people who call themselves "Cape-Dutch" in Capetown South Africa. Most of them have never been anywhere near the Netherlands, yet still identify as "Dutch". Whereas a person from the Netherlands today can't just move to Capetown and call themselves Cape Dutch, as they represent a specific Boar/Afrikanner heritage that's been there for centuries. So no, I wholeheartedly disagree that African-Americans should be forced to give up our identity for a generic "black american" one just because of African immigrants moving here.

But hey... Lets go by your logic. Sure, not all "African-Americans" are ADOS but the majority of them are. The majority of which who have been insulted/trolled in this thread.

 

[Shabazz]

@String Bell created that thread on Tariq saying that HIV shyt way before any of y'all got wind of it. So yeah we did call him out.

”man he’s fukked up for that lol” or “i disagree” isn’t calling someone out especially for the nazi level propaganda he’s spreading. If it was the other way around though

 

[#1 pick]

nikkas up in arms about this but had nothing to say after their father tariq said african immigrants were the reason for the HIV epidemic in Atlanta and Belizean immigrants were the reason for gang violence between the bloods and crips. What happened to calling out your c00ns?

 

[#1 pick]

Seriously you guys can keep calling ADOS a "fringe group" to make yourself feel better. But what is the anti-ADOS group doing to contain this "ADOS disease" or this new ADOS "religion" that you guys feel are converting the "good Pan-Africanist Aframs." I need examples people. Because screaming "dey c00ns!", "dey raite wingurs!", "dey fringe gRoup!" or my favorite "deyz divisive!" ain't gonna cut it because....

I remember getting a four-point warning for saying something similar but in reference to the c00ns of ados. This is the type of shyt I keep talking about that's an issue on this site. I need to be a moderator for the simple fact that we need representation.

I remember @xCivicx was crying to the mods about it as well.

@Brooklynzson, on behalf of people like me, I would like to put my name in the hat to be a moderator in the TheLockerRoom. I do not need banning power. I will not close threads just because. I will have an explanation for each action I take. It's the least we can do as this site has become a shytshow due to the global biases of certain posters who are ruining the essence of thecoli.

 

[Low End Derrick]

"dey c00ns!", "dey raite wingurs!", "dey fringe gRoup!" or my favorite "deyz divisive!" ain't gonna cut it because....

damn

racist stereotyping of the way black people speak? this the type of shyt you see posted by them crackers on the chans, st0rmfr0nt or bodybuilding.com

and from a mod at that?

you hate to see it

 

[Bawon Samedi]

damn

racist stereotyping of the way black people speak? this the type of shyt you seen posted by them crackers on the chans or bodybuilding.com

and from a mod at that?

you hate to see it

Seriously that's all you got from that post? lol. I don't give a shyt what you say or project, my track record on this site is deep. Where were you guys when this racist Dominican poster was saying wild shyt about AAs/Blacks?
https://www.thecoli.com/posts/18044240/

Hell where were you when a racist Mexican on here was trying to steal AA culture while spewing racial slurs at us?
https://www.thecoli.com/posts/11208721/


Yea nice try. I probably ethered way more cacs than you on many other sites. Heck I've had white supremacist try and dox me on other sites. But anyways the only thing the anti-ADOS crowd can do is what you just posted. Project. lol.

Yea you hate to see it indeed...

 

[#1 pick]

damn

racist stereotyping of the way black people speak? this the type of shyt you seen posted by them crackers on the chans, st0rmfr0nt or bodybuilding.com

and from a mod at that?

you hate to see it

That's exactly what I was told when I did it. @Houston911 and @Barnett114 let me know that as well respectfully speaking. It's crazy that all you got to do is say bullshyt in ados favor and it's all good. You can say whatever nasty shyt you want but hey, is it for ados tho?

@Brooklynzson, it's only fair if we get representation. Right now, this site has become hostile to many Blacks including me.

 

[#1 pick]

Seriously that's all you got from that post? lol. I don't give a shyt what you say or project, my track record on this site is deep. Where were you guys when this racist Dominican poster was saying wild shyt about AAs/Blacks.
https://www.thecoli.com/posts/18044240/

Yea nice try. I probably ethered way more cacs than you on many other sites. Heck I've had white supremacist try and dox me on other sites. But anyways the only thing the anti-ADOS crowd can do is what you just posted. lol.

Yea you hate to see it indeed...

Breh, you said some really fukked up shyt. I usually have your back but this shyt is tragic. You are supposed to be a neutral moderator. If this is the case, I need to be a mod. I will balance the site back to normal.

 

[Low End Derrick]

Seriously that's all you got from that post? lol. I don't give a shyt what you say or project, my track record on this site is deep. Where were you guys when this racist Dominican poster was saying wild shyt about AAs/Blacks.
https://www.thecoli.com/posts/18044240/

Yea nice try. I probably ethered way more cacs than you on many other sites. Heck I've had white supremacist try and dox me on other sites. But anyways the only thing the anti-ADOS crowd can do is what you just posted. lol.

Yea you hate to see it indeed...

say breh, i aint got no beef witchu

those words you dropped tho, come straight from the maga/white supremacist/neo-nazi/***** playbook of how to troll black folk.

it just looks funny, thats all

 

[Bawon Samedi]

say breh, i aint got no beef witchu

those words you dropped tho, come straight from the maga/white supremacist/neo-nazi/***** playbook of how to troll black folk.

it just looks funny, thats all

If you feel those phases echo white supremacists views then I'll edit them out.

 

[Low End Derrick]

If you feel those phases echo white supremacists views then I'll edit them out.

respect

 

[IllmaticDelta]

I'm an African American idiot. My passport and birth certificate label me as such. fukk your internet theories.

I'm also a Nigerian.

I'm what you call a duel citizen.

What you don't realize is that your don't control this society, so your opinions are literally meaningless. The fact you don't get that is Dad at this point.

you are a NIGERIAN-american and obviously, black...the term "afro-american" or "african-american" has always been a term used by and for mainland usa descendants. If you don't fit into this ethnic criteria

Origins of African-American Ethnicity or African-American Ethnic Traits


The newly formed Black Yankee ethnicity of the early 1800s differed from today’s African-American ethnicity. Modern African-American ethnic traits come from a post-bellum blending of three cultural streams: the Black Yankee ethnicity of 1830, the slave traditions of the antebellum South, and the free Creole or Mulatto elite traditions of the lower South. Each of the three sources provided elements of the religious, linguistic, and folkloric traditions found in today’s African-American ethnicity.30


Essays on the U.S. Color Line » Blog Archive » The Color Line Created African-American Ethnicity in the North


how can you be an african-american?


.
.
.









This isn't something new.


Use of ‘African-American’ Dates to Nation’s Early Days

The term African-American may seem to be a product of recent decades, exploding into common usage in the 1990s after a push from advocates like Jesse Jackson, and only enshrined in the Oxford English Dictionary in 2001.

The O.E.D.’s entry, revised in 2012, traces the first known occurrence to 1835, in an abolitionist newspaper. But now, a researcher has discovered a printed reference in an anti-British sermon from 1782 credited to an anonymous “African American,” pushing the origins of the term back to the earliest days of independence.

“We think of it as a neutral alternative to older terms, one that resembles Italian-American or Irish-American,” said Fred Shapiro, an associate director at the Yale Law School Library, who found the reference. “It’s a very striking usage to see back in 1782.”



One day, Mr. Shapiro typed “African American” into a database of historical newspapers. Up popped an advertisement that appeared in The Pennsylvania Journal on May 15, 1782, announcing: “Two Sermons, written by the African American; one on the Capture of Lord Cornwallis, to be SOLD.”

Black people in the Colonial period, whatever their legal status, were most commonly referred to as “Negro” or “African.”


Katherine C. Martin, the editor of United States dictionaries at Oxford University Press, said the O.E.D.’s researchers were in the process of confirming Mr. Shapiro’s discovery.

“It’s very exciting,” she said. “Once we have it nailed down, I would expect we’ll update our entry.”

The sermon, one of the earliest surviving ones by a black American, may also attract interest from historians.

In it, the speaker boasts about the capture of Cornwallis and decries the British assault on “the freedom of the free born sons of America” while nodding toward the fact of “my own complexion.”

“My beloved countrymen, if I may be permitted thus to call you, who am a descendant of the sable race,” one passage begins.

The speaker also addresses fellow “descendants of Africa” who feel loyalty to Britain, asking: “Tell me in plain and simple language, have ye not been disappointed? Have ye reaped what you labored for?”

The other sermon mentioned in the ad, Mr. Shapiro said, may be “A Sermon on the Present Situation of Affairs of America and Great-Britain,” which had been previously known to scholars. Both refer to “descendants of Africa,” he said, and have dedications invoking South Carolina, whose governor had been held in solitary confinement by the British for nearly a year.

But curiously, the title page of the other sermon attributes it to “a Black.”

“In other words, the bifurcation between the terms African-American and black, the two leading terms today, was present from the very beginning,” Mr. Shapiro said.

Use of ‘African-American’ Dates to Nation’s Early Days

.
.
.





Timothy Thomas Fortune

"In Chicago on January 25, 1890 Fortune co-founded the militant National Afro-American League to right wrongs against African Americans authorized by law and sanctioned or tolerated by public opinion. The league fell apart after four years. When it was revived in Rochester, New York on September 15, 1898, it had the new name of the "National Afro-American Council", with Fortune as President. • The National Afro-American Council - the first nationwide civil rights organization in the United States. • Provided a training ground for some of the nation’s most famous civil rights leaders in the 1910s, 1920s, and beyond. • The Council lobbied actively for the passage of a federal anti-lynching law and raised funds to finance a court test against the “grandfather clause” in Louisiana. Fortune was also the leading advocate of using Afro-American to identify his people. Since they are "African in origin and American in birth", it was his argument that it most accurately defined them."

Timothy Thomas Fortune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

.
.
.

see above post...let me highlight the main part