The decadent veil. The last week in entertainment shows it can't help black people

[Pull Up the Roots]

Who's asking entertainers to lead anything?

 

[invalid]

they mock people "working for whites" ...but Robert Smith and David Steward took their experience and flipped it...

Breh, this is what everybody does. It’s only goofies like @KingZimbabwe who think nikkas should be popping out of they momma’s coochies with a business.

 

[King]

And goofies like @Dorian Gray who think nikkas should be popping out of they momma’s coochies with legacies.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

You don’t know shyt about Chicago. We have all black golf clubs, tennis clubs, yacht clubs, ski clubs, and riding stables. The old guards don’t interact with anyone but themselves.

And this is the family to which you are referring:

Jesse Binga - Wikipedia

My cousin went into poverty instead of selling black people out. This is who you are talking to.

Your scary ass need to look for the boogeyman someplace else.

they have no real power though

 

[get these nets]

they have no real power though

That's YTer babble. Repeated here often, not rooted in facts, and attached to a goal post that constantly moves.


Chicago is the wrong metro area to try to run the "they don't hold power" line.

Too many threads and posts about the economic, social, and political power about the families from that area.

 

[invalid]

And goofies like @Dorian Gray who think nikkas should be popping out of they momma’s coochies with legacies.

Some of us do.

 

[invalid]

they have no real power though

Tell that to people like Valerie Jarett.

And power comes in the collective. If the masses of black people don’t vote on the local level, are not civically involved on the community level, are not participating on school boards or PTAs, and essentially not on code with the people at the top advocating for them, whatever power they do have becomes moot because the collective is not doing what they should be doing to preserving and propelling that power.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Tell that to people like Valerie Jarett.

And power comes in the collective. If the masses of black people don’t vote on the local level, are not civically involved on the community level, are not participating on school boards or PTAs, and essentially not on code with the people at the top advocating for them, whatever power they do have becomes moot because the collective is not doing what they should be doing to preserving and propelling that power.

what power does Valerie truly have? She's got a decent job now, but thats just that. A gig.

 

[The Fade]

what power does Valerie truly have? She's got a decent job now, but thats just that. A gig.

Her and Susan Rice are for the Empire

Rice has been destroying Africa for decades. The epitome of black power in the US is a thug, gangster on the streets or in the political office geopolitically

Never for self

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]