The Honorable Tariq Nasheed drops his first book in a decade.

[RadaMillz]

self made millionaire


#MinkSlide

 

[Redwood]

That honorable Tariq nasheed name is hilarious

Always will be

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Not even bullshytting.

this book will to go #1...I don't even know how his haters gonna spin it...



Are people prepared for the fukkery thats about to be unlocked?

bruh, the pre-order just sold out

 

[Rell84shots]

Just a couple of years ago he was traveling to Haiti and wearing dashiki shirts during his visits to Africa, now he's wearing suits and making outdated 80s music with his white music partner. Whatever money he gets from this book needs to be spent on better producers, because that Mink Slide shyt is fukking terrible.

 

[Pegasus Jackson]

 

[EndGame]

Tariq is the perfect embodiment of a hustler.

 

[DaddyFresh]

From being a pimp to a hardcore black activist.

 

[EndGame]

From being a pimp to a hardcore black activist.

Just like Malcolm X.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

its already #1 in African History

and its not even out

 

[The Fade]

You already know “others” and people who dislike him are buying that book. That’s why his shyt sells out fast

white boy called him up on live and told him he’s got a lot of white fans who enjoyed hidden colors as well

Hate watchers are something else

 

[mcellas]

its already #1 in African History

and its not even out

I’ll hAve to wait for the re up

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Racism is the most powerful system on the planet, yet it is often perceived as the most taboo subject to discuss.


In this book, Foundational Black American Race Baiter, world-renowned influencer Tariq Nasheed gives his honest and sometimes controversial perspective on race relations. Nasheed, was born in Detroit Michigan, and raised as a youth in Birmingham Alabama. But he spent much of his life, including his "truly formative years" in Los Angeles.


Foundational Black American Race Baiter chronicles his experiences growing up in these different environments, and how these experiences shaped Nasheed's understanding of systematic racism.

if its one thing, he's gonna top the charts

 

[Take It In Blood]

this is a memoir?

 

[InGodWeTrust]

Anybody read this yet?

 

[Buckeye Fever]

You already know “others” and people who dislike him are buying that book. That’s why his shyt sells out fast

white boy called him up on live and told him he’s got a lot of white fans who enjoyed hidden colors as well

Hate watchers are something else

Now that you mention it, that makes a lot of sense, especially white ppl hearing how their supremacy has an impact on Black ppl on some "look at the power we have" shyt