NEWSFLASH: The “ADOS” Movement is Not An Excuse for You to Be a FKN Idiot About Race and Culture

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Your assuming everyone was selling or using that's far from the truth, black home ownership was at far larger % then now. Black had better paying jobs, not everyone was on the streets

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Blacks were struggling

Black family incomes grew during the 1980s, but they still fell well below Americans in general, Census figures released Friday show.A set of minority economic profiles released by the Census Bureau show that black households had a median income of $19,758 at the time of the 1990 census, up 84% from 1980.

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Your average person in the 80s was poor because the economy was shyt due to Reagan

The 80s and early 90s were not a good time.
 

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Thanks for the rebuttal :russell:
nikka did I not tell you I'm tryna watch a movie :gucci:

what in thee entire fukk do you want me to say :heh:


"I better stay on here and go back and forth with somebody who's clearly spoiling for a fight due to some shyt that happened to them earlier in the day that probably has nothing at all to do with this thread :ehh:"



you can have the last word tho, I'm done :hubie:
 

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How about DOS from Louisiana? Whom do they get reparations from? The US or France since the French sold the state to pay for the war against the UK after the loss of Haiti.

The first thing we have to do is make sure that people learn American history. The vast, vast, vast majority of the Black people in Louisiana and Mississippi are actually descended from African Americans that were "sold down the river" from the States of Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina. The slaves were gathered in slave markets in Louisville, Kentucky, and sold to slave markets in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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I realize that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is an old book and it is very ham handed and corny on the religious angles; but it details the fear that slaves had in being sold down the river. Not only would they never see the families that they left behind ever again, but being sold down the rive meant that a slave was going to worked to death.
 

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agreed

this nikkas out here doing thee absolute MOST :mjlol:

when I first joined the Coli a few years ago somebody made an excellent point that resonates to this day

Every other group gets to rep who they are, where they come from, etc

But when Black people(ADOS) do it and rep our shared history, culture, contributions, and overall love for ourselves all these other groups get on some ":whoa::whoa::whoa:"
"STOP IT :damn::damn::damn:"


this makes white folks lose their shyt :smugdraper:

this makes other "minorities" lose their shyt :smugdraper:

and it ESPECIALLY makes foreign brehs lose their shyt :smugdraper:



I don't know why threads keep on getting made trying to shyt on a new way some Black folks are using to describe themselves but the shyt is pretty transparent :youngsabo:


Everybody gets to rep their shyt but when we do it's a problem and all this clutching of pearls is happening

why tho :jbhmm:

white supremacy and those who buy into it have exerted an enormous amount of energy to bring ADOS down, and the reason for that is because white people, just like everyone else, know how great we are, can, and will be


If that got nikkas aggy and they think it's "divisive", I'll be divisive :yeshrug:
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shyt will fizzle out just like every other black movement. :yeshrug:

It does look weird that you have some black american people who are descendants talking down on this.

Yup just like:
Ending slavery;
Ending segregation;
Getting voting rights;
Electing our own mayors, governors, representatives, senators and a president;
Opening our own universities;
Opening our own businesses;
Changing our identity from colored to negro to Black to Afro American to African American and then making the government recognize;
On and on and on.

Yeah you are right every Black movement fizzles out.
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Yup just like:
Ending slavery;
Ending segregation;
Getting voting rights;
Electing our own mayors, governors, representatives, senators and a president;
Opening our own universities;
Opening our own businesses;
Changing our identity from colored to negro to Black to Afro American to African American and then making the government recognize;
On and on and on.

Yeah you are right every Black movement fizzles out.
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Will still fizzle out. :yeshrug:
 

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The problem is that these "wars" are being stoked online by people who are attention whores and who dont walk it like they talk it. Tariq's own children aint AAOD's and Yvette aint never gonna have descendants period.

I see you had nothing to shyt on tone about...goofy niccaz
It dont matter about Tariq, he ain't the face of the movement or the leader. Yvette is legit though she putting in work
 

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agreed

this nikkas out here doing thee absolute MOST :mjlol:

when I first joined the Coli a few years ago somebody made an excellent point that resonates to this day

Every other group gets to rep who they are, where they come from, etc

But when Black people(ADOS) do it and rep our shared history, culture, contributions, and overall love for ourselves all these other groups get on some ":whoa::whoa::whoa:"
"STOP IT :damn::damn::damn:"


this makes white folks lose their shyt :smugdraper:

this makes other "minorities" lose their shyt :smugdraper:

and it ESPECIALLY makes foreign brehs lose their shyt :smugdraper:


I don't know why threads keep on getting made trying to shyt on a new way some Black folks are using to describe themselves but the shyt is pretty transparent :youngsabo:


Everybody gets to rep their shyt but when we do it's a problem and all this clutching of pearls is happening

why tho :jbhmm:

white supremacy and those who buy into it have exerted an enormous amount of energy to bring ADOS down, and the reason for that is because white people, just like everyone else, know how great we are, can, and will be


If that got nikkas aggy and they think it's "divisive", I'll be divisive :yeshrug:

It never fails. It never ever fails.

Just sit back and watch what happens when poor and middle class African Americans get together and decide to push any agenda for their own purposes. The good news though is that African Americans have a very long history of fighting together (from slavery through civil rights through today) for our own advancement.
 

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I see you had nothing to shyt on tone about...goofy niccaz
It dont matter about Tariq, he ain't the face of the movement or the leader. Yvette is legit though she putting in work


You in your feelings, Junior.
 

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Y’all are beating this AADOS shyt into the ground aren’t y’all? In 5 years I wanna see how this “cultural segregation” advances your ethnicity into power in your country. Or it’s just a trendy hashtag used to spite ALL black immigrants, non-c00ns be damned.

We’re all watching how you turn this into a movement to extract tangibles and resources from the dominant society.
this post reeks of emotions and hurt feelings:russ:
 

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Blacks were struggling



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The 80s and early 90s were not a good time.
i know my view has little wait because I wasnt around for the 80s

but going off what I heard from fam, reading about the crack era, etc

I have held the belief that the 80s is the WOAT decade for Black people post-civil rights. thats my opinion:yeshrug:

thank god i was born much years later after that decade:whew:
 
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I will begin this thread with an easily digestible one-liner that explains the new line of thinking among Black American DOS.

“Black Americans descending from the historically enslaved population of the United States of America are moving from a “race-first” mindset (which found them advocating for immigrants, LBGT, and misc groups) to a “culture-first” mindset which applies exclusively to African-Americans”.

This is what movements like ADOS are looking to do as the “race-first” methodology had us trying to ally with groups that were brought here to be proxies for White supremacy. We were basically in bed with the devil because it either had the same skin color as us or simply wasn’t White.

This however doesn’t give you free reign to start spouting ignorant shyt like “Puerto Ricans are not Black or of African descent” and miscellaneous dumb shyt about immigrants. We do not have to dinegrate anyone or propagate hate for this movement to be successful. This movement is about ADOS exclusively and is about us detaching ourselves from the mental subjugation brought upon us via neo-liberalism.

It’s about us understanding that the Hispanic that owns the market you frequent is only concerned about Hispanics and the Korean person selling you the Murray’s hair grease is only concerned about Koreans, and you Mr. Black man don’t own anything and you’re too busy trying to kumbaya with them.

That doesn’t mean we have to show hate to them...we just need to change our behavior and develop our own markets, our own hair care products, and ONLY BUY THEM! WE DON’T NEED TO SPREAD HATE ALL WE NEED TO DO IS ADVOCATE FOR AND/OR PATRONIZE PEOPLE, PLACES, and THINGS that bring tangible benefits to us.

This doesn’t change the fact that ADOS are an African people, this doesn’t change the fact that some PRs, DRs, Venezuelans, Ecuadorians, and etc are African people too. It doesn’t change the fact that we need Africa to succeed long term...IT CHANGES NONE OF THAT. This movement is to put us in a position so that we can make truly alliances and exert power for our liberation.

We don’t need to burn bridges we need to fortify them by showing everyone else that we will no longer be taken for granted and that working against us will have consequences that will hit their pockets and make it uncomfortable for them to maneuver in American society.

So if you’re a dumb shyt that doesn’t understand what’s going on just STFU. You are going to make this movement more difficult because your hatred will be used as the focal point from outsiders looking in. If you don’t like immigrants that’s your personal belief but leave that outside of the discussion. This is about us and only us and needs to stay that way.

Most #aados are undercover republicans and probably voted for trump to keep the immigrants out spreading AIDS In atlanta:mjpls:
 

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this post reeks of emotions and hurt feelings:russ:
Hurt feelings :mjlol:

Not even an ounce of it. Im from the NYC area, where african americans and black immigrants live together and look out for each other. All this AADOS shyt is not real life.

I'm good, stop projecting kid.
 
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