Oprah with another "yes sir massa" presentation The 1619 Project :

[audemarzz]

Can we get movies about our history before the slave trade? They act like we didn’t have a life before cacs

That wouldn't be our history, that would be "West African history"
We are AMERICAN NOW.
Get over it.

 

[Paper Boi]

I don’t understand the characterization of “yes sir massa” with the 1619 project?

i'm not even sure the OP is american lol

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

That wouldn't be our history, that would be "West African history"
We are AMERICAN NOW.
Get over it.

You are a perfect of why we a pre slavery movie. Not all slaves came from West Africa. Some slaves were Jews or Moors that lived in Spain. They were expelled when cacs took over Spain and the bruhs fled to Africa. I’ll never accept only history cacs show us. I dig deeper. Regrow your branches, you sound broke as fukk right now.

 

[audemarzz]

female sambos like kimberle crenshaw out of quill and dagger cornell

Who helped her in the gap between University of fukking AKRON, and being a member of a majority WHITE MALE clandestine frat/society on an Ivy League campus?


Why/How did she further neutralize "my brother's keeper", a program that had no teeth in the first place

How is this bytch still in operation

 

[audemarzz]

You are a perfect of why we a pre slavery movie. Not all slaves came from West Africa. Some slaves were Jews or Moors that lived in Spain. They were expelled when cacs took over Spain and the bruhs fled to Africa

Nah.
get that fez fukk shyt out of here.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Nah.
get that fez fukk shyt out of here.

Another fact you didn’t know. Cacs also had free blacks on the boats too that came from Spain. They were the first free black people in this country and never were slaves. Some even started buying slaves and making them work for them for a certain amount of years and then freed them. They treated them more like workers than slaves.

 

[invalid]

As it should be.

Any true student of "black" history in America should be able to destroy this theory very easily if their research is driven by their desire to discover the truth instead of it being driven by their duty to prove their financial backers theories.

At this point, I chalk it all up to deviant cacs and the black Boule working together to continue to hide the real history of our people in the Western Hemisphere.

It's really a ridiculous claim when you think about it rationally.

This is from a nikka with the last name Tucker, that has a real life legitimate claim as a descendent of William Tucker, the supposed 1st black baby born in America that was born from those "Africans" that arrived here in Hampton, Virginia in 1619.

It's all bullshyt.

I don’t see it as an issue of whether or not Africans were in America before 1619, which they were, but see it as an issue around the narrative of America’s founding. America’s historical founding is attributed to English colonial settlement, so the history of America starts there, instead of when the French or Spanish came to America or hundreds of years prior, when Scandinavians came to America. America doesn’t claim that it’s foundations sprang forth from the Scandinavians, only the English. So if we were to use that as a starting point, the narrative is that there were two foundings, Jamestown, which has the narrative of being founded somewhere around 1607 with Captain John Smith and Pocahontas and the Pilgrims who landed in Plymouth around 1620. You only have heard about those two foundings. The 1619 project, to me, was to say that, hey, Africans are foundational to the founding of America under English Settlement, and they got here before the Pilgrims in 1620. Whether Africans got here before that time is neither here nor there to the founding of English North America, otherwise the narrative would change to include the French, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Scandinavians, hell even the Native Americans.

OAN, I know a Tucker who is descendant of William Tucker. I know him really well and he always makes it a point to let nikkas know he’s from one of the oldest black families. He has to be your relative. He was in the military, has his own business, does very well for himself, plays the violin, a Kappa, very bourgie, last name is Doswell.

 

[SheWantTheD]

we should boycott it so it flops.

 

[Cladyclad]

One minute y’all complain about history not being shown but complain when history is shown

y’all insufferable

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

fukk Oprah..I cant believe she did that bullshyt hitpiece against MJ.

 

[Hey_zeus]

Discovery's number one employee back at it. Her word aint mud with black people yet?

 

[tuckgod]

I don’t see it as an issue of whether or not Africans were in America before 1619, which they were, but see it as an issue around the narrative of America’s founding. America’s historical founding is attributed to English colonial settlement, so the history of America starts there, instead of when the French or Spanish came to America or hundreds of years prior, when Scandinavians came to America. America doesn’t claim that it’s foundations sprang forth from the Scandinavians, only the English. So if we were to use that as a starting point, the narrative is that there were two foundings, Jamestown, which has the narrative of being founded somewhere around 1607 with Captain John Smith and Pocahontas and the Pilgrims who landed in Plymouth around 1620. You only have heard about those two foundings. The 1619 project, to me, was to say that, hey, Africans are foundational to the founding of America under English Settlement, and they got here before the Pilgrims in 1620. Whether Africans got here before that time is neither here nor there to the founding of English North America, otherwise the narrative would change to include the French, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Scandinavians, hell even the Native Americans.

OAN, I know a Tucker who is descendant of William Tucker. I know him really well and he always makes it a point to let nikkas know he’s from one of the oldest black families. He has to be your relative. He was in the military, has his own business, does very well for himself, plays the violin, a Kappa, very bourgie, last name is Doswell.

I feel where you’re coming from breh.

Your buddy definitely sounds like one of my relatives but I don’t know any Doswells. I’ll have to ask my granny if she knows any.

Where does he live?

 

[little4209]

Where can I find this podcast good sir? Just look up 1619 Project?

Ma’am lol but if you have an iPhone search the podcast app for 1619 project by The NY Times

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

‘The 1619 Project’ Debuts On Hulu Tonight, Promising To Reignite Debate Over Critical Race Theory And America’s Undeniable History

The cinematic adaptation of The 1619 Project, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times essay series that accelerated the vociferous debate over Critical Race Theory, makes its debut on Hulu tonigh…

deadline.com

The cinematic adaptation of The 1619 Project, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times essay series that accelerated the vociferous debate over Critical Race Theory, makes its debut on Hulu tonight. If history is a guide – and that’s what the whole series is about – the documentary series will prove as polarizing as the original version.

Nikole Hannah-Jones, the architect of the Times’ project, serves as the guiding presence in the series, which aims at nothing less than reframing “the country’s history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the very center of the United States’ national narrative,” as the newspaper put it when The 1619 Project reached readers in August 2019.

 

[karim]

if you do a search of my name and the 1619 project you will see that i am as vehemently against it as i am critical race theory. which some will find confusing or disconcerting....

you see white supremacy is all about adapt, adjust, deception, deflection, and domination. so since the rising consciousness of black people at the turn of the '10's due to both brother trayvon & the emergence of black grassroots media, non-republican white supremacists have found it increasingly difficult to keep black people on board with their own demise. so now we have something new, and that is this newfound obsession with all things slavery & black history coming from white liberal think tanks

their desire is to control the narrative, move it completely away from monetary payouts via reparations, and find a way to trojan horse LGBT, white amazonian feminism, non black people of color, and immigration into all black discussion. and i am talking ALL so that it supports rising tides will lift all boast policies that do nothing to help black people but help others

sure i understand, nikole hannah jones is a black woman. but under closer inspection she is a biracial raised by a white momma in rural iowa who attended all white schools her entire life. which fits the trope regardless of actual genetic makeup. that''s what the non-republican white supremacists look for when they vet them. eerily similar to monoracial black lives matter "founder" alicia garza who before marrying that latinx assigned female queer indentified trans man? was alicia schwartz raised by her jewish step daddy and swirling momma up and around nothing but ofays her entire life too. nikole is JUST like alicia, a black looking person who the ofays use as a tokenized negro sock puppet to push their agenda. perfect and even better if they're female. unlike the cacs they know we revere womanhood and will listen

so no surprise that mammy oprah jumped on board with this. oh, yall think oprah damn winfrey done transformed into assata shakur over night or something? LMAO. yall keep listening to this hoe ass coli nikka eminence grise (can't tag, whole bunch of symbols in his name??) if you want to. white liberal progressive non-republicans are not out to empower no damn black people. and they for damn sure will not speak to not ONE of our black historians and master teachers such ass dr. kaba kabene, dr. phil valentine, dr. claud anderson, dr joy degruy, dr umar johnson, etc etc. hell naw lol... it will be whites, non black people of color, and female sambos like kimberle crenshaw out of quill and dagger cornell


and yes i understand, political chicanery in white controlled mass media frames my argument against the 1619 project to some on the coli as being conservative republican. like i'm some damn fox news bootlick kewn like candace owens or something lol. nah you see that's how they get us! it is all about who has control of the black people for the continuance of the system of white supremacy b. so they play a damn game with one another

some of it real, such as the conservative being against trans issues (like most on the coli are, so are YALL maga? LMAO) and abortion rights, but the right knows that the left is using black people as mascots to further their own political and economic agenda. fukk the 1619 project & critical race theory b! bookmark this & hold me accountable. but be very clear, i saved all names and posters who SUPPORT this bullshyt too so nikkas can't remix the crack later when the truth comes out lmao

Conservac00n babble