Why does society hate proud Black People? (Cacs and others stay the fukk out of this thread)
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You only got one gun?
You better diversify your bonds nikkas
Breh....my other weapons were seized unlawfully by the state of Maryland....not the judge...not the prosecutor ....
no the god damned highway trooper overstepped their rank and decided not to let me have my weapons back after i beat that case in Baltimore...now im starting over....
and honestly im kinda shook of the 3 day wait...but i gotta cop a shotty and or a M4 by the summer....
may our ancestors protect me from this system
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Breh....my other weapons were seized unlawfully by the state of Maryland....not the judge...not the prosecutor ....
no the god damned highway trooper overstepped their rank and decided not to let me have my weapons back after i beat that case in Baltimore...now im starting over....
and honestly im kinda shook of the 3 day wait...but i gotta cop a shotty and or a M4 by the summer....
may our ancestors protect me from this system
The ancestors just spoke to me and they have this message for you:
God speed breh
White inferiority complex and Black Superiority that was flipped upside down to make whites feel superior and blacks feel inferior. This is why they try to marginalize black people, because if the playing field was balance they wouldn't stand a chance.
The ancestors just spoke to me and they have this message for you:
God speed breh
They've always played from a position of power twisting the rules so we always lag behind no matter how advanced we may be at our given task. Our ancestors were out making moves and progressing but they quickly started dividing & conquering.
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Claudia Jones (1915- 1965) Spoke on this matter as well stating
"The American bourgeoisie, we must remember, is aware of the present and even greater potential role of the masses of Negro women, and is therefore not loathe to throw plums to Negroes who betray their people and do the bidding of imperialism.
Faced with the exposure of their callous attitude to Negro women, faced with the growing protests against unpunished lynching and the legal lynchings “Northern style,” Wall Street is giving a few token positions to Negro women. Thus, Anna Arnold Hedgeman, who played a key role in the Democratic National Negro Committee to Elect Truman, was rewarded with the appointment as Assistant to Federal Security Administrator Ewing. Thus, too, Governor Dewey appointed Irene Diggs to a high post in the New York State Administration.
Another straw in the wind showing attempts to whittle down the militancy of Negro women was the State Department’s invitation to a representative of the National Council of Negro Women—the only Negro organization so designated—to witness the signing of the Atlantic Pact."
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Claudia Jones (1915- 1965) Spoke on this matter as well stating
"The American bourgeoisie, we must remember, is aware of the present and even greater potential role of the masses of Negro women, and is therefore not loathe to throw plums to Negroes who betray their people and do the bidding of imperialism.
Faced with the exposure of their callous attitude to Negro women, faced with the growing protests against unpunished lynching and the legal lynchings “Northern style,” Wall Street is giving a few token positions to Negro women. Thus, Anna Arnold Hedgeman, who played a key role in the Democratic National Negro Committee to Elect Truman, was rewarded with the appointment as Assistant to Federal Security Administrator Ewing. Thus, too, Governor Dewey appointed Irene Diggs to a high post in the New York State Administration.
Another straw in the wind showing attempts to whittle down the militancy of Negro women was the State Department’s invitation to a representative of the National Council of Negro Women—the only Negro organization so designated—to witness the signing of the Atlantic Pact."
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jwonder
Superstar
Don't even entertain that dumb fagot. He and most of his family are useless to black progress. His ignorance of black history is embarrassing.Do you really believe this stupidity?
This man...was NOT from the hood.
And he was more pro-black than most so-called "pro-black" people on the coli.
And lived and died by it.
Anybody repping a hood is dumb as hell. Stupid asses can't even see that their favorite athlete or entertainers don't even want to live there when they get famous.
A hood is just a modern day plantation. Black neighborhoods weren't ghetto years ago like they are now.
agpxknt
name
Because society hates black people.
jwonder
Superstar
I believe cacs feel like losers when blacks are better than them.
I'm not so sure about the fear part tho. I mean maybe average cac is but not the ones in power. It's like they are playing a game. Right when blacks form together they find a way to infiltrate and cause division.
Blacks will never get a fair shake without violence going after the people on top.
I'm not so sure about the fear part tho. I mean maybe average cac is but not the ones in power. It's like they are playing a game. Right when blacks form together they find a way to infiltrate and cause division.
Blacks will never get a fair shake without violence going after the people on top.
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Thats why he's not my friend anymore.
Truth. Ive argued this tooth and nail with so many...
Aizen
Absolute Sovereign
This will be a long post but it comes down to one thing: POWER!
If you know who you are, everybody has to change the way they deal with you and even speak to you. It hurts outsiders just hearing you say, "I'm black and proud." Want to kick things up a few notches? Say this: "I'm African and proud." When you are proud of your skin, the pride of melanin goes against the color-struck world that thinks being "white" is the ideal, the standard for all humanity. But if you go beyond that and say you are an African (even if you weren't born in Africa), you set off a world war in the minds of many people. I remember talking to this white girl (classmate, not anybody I ever dated or kicked it with) and every time I mentioned the word "Africa," it was like a priest uttering the name of the most high to drive out a demon. It was as if I wasn't supposed to say the "a word." People joke about the "n word." Well, bust out the "a word."
I remember going into the Kru/Kpelle and Madagascar trail of my roots. The more I did that, the more "African" I became and some white folks and BINO (black-in-name-only) folks became uncomfortable. But I never said I was better than anybody, never treated anybody poorly and always treated others with respect. But by having my people, my tribes on my mind, I'm not a victim anymore. I'm not somebody with a mind-state that is only a couple of hundred of years old. I'm going back thousands of years and bringing it to the present for a modern outlook. Just think of what people think of black history: chained blacks transported around the world and those remaining in the motherland living in huts. But if you know history, you check people on this. You can feel the spirit of your ancestors when you represent the truth. You know it lives inside of you. That's why people get you in mind traps of "Oh, I'm not this" or "Oh, I'm not that." Don't argue over the labels of what you call yourself. There is a bigger picture here: You are power. You are the first race of man on the planet, the first men. All the other people came AFTER you. So don't act like you don't belong. You are the world - literally.
So once you have knowledge of self, you won't tap dance. You won't be a stereotype. You'll rewrite history, alter the consciousness on planet earth by living the new paradigm - not just talking about the new paradigm. The world seeks to control people. If you are not being controlled, you are a "dangerous element." You will be viewed as a militant or extremist. But you know better. You just haven't become domesticated. You haven't let crappy education ruin your mind. You are pure power of the undiluted form. You are an African.
If you know who you are, everybody has to change the way they deal with you and even speak to you. It hurts outsiders just hearing you say, "I'm black and proud." Want to kick things up a few notches? Say this: "I'm African and proud." When you are proud of your skin, the pride of melanin goes against the color-struck world that thinks being "white" is the ideal, the standard for all humanity. But if you go beyond that and say you are an African (even if you weren't born in Africa), you set off a world war in the minds of many people. I remember talking to this white girl (classmate, not anybody I ever dated or kicked it with) and every time I mentioned the word "Africa," it was like a priest uttering the name of the most high to drive out a demon. It was as if I wasn't supposed to say the "a word." People joke about the "n word." Well, bust out the "a word."
I remember going into the Kru/Kpelle and Madagascar trail of my roots. The more I did that, the more "African" I became and some white folks and BINO (black-in-name-only) folks became uncomfortable. But I never said I was better than anybody, never treated anybody poorly and always treated others with respect. But by having my people, my tribes on my mind, I'm not a victim anymore. I'm not somebody with a mind-state that is only a couple of hundred of years old. I'm going back thousands of years and bringing it to the present for a modern outlook. Just think of what people think of black history: chained blacks transported around the world and those remaining in the motherland living in huts. But if you know history, you check people on this. You can feel the spirit of your ancestors when you represent the truth. You know it lives inside of you. That's why people get you in mind traps of "Oh, I'm not this" or "Oh, I'm not that." Don't argue over the labels of what you call yourself. There is a bigger picture here: You are power. You are the first race of man on the planet, the first men. All the other people came AFTER you. So don't act like you don't belong. You are the world - literally.
So once you have knowledge of self, you won't tap dance. You won't be a stereotype. You'll rewrite history, alter the consciousness on planet earth by living the new paradigm - not just talking about the new paradigm. The world seeks to control people. If you are not being controlled, you are a "dangerous element." You will be viewed as a militant or extremist. But you know better. You just haven't become domesticated. You haven't let crappy education ruin your mind. You are pure power of the undiluted form. You are an African.
from the knowledge dropped in here.
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
I dont have a afro i have a amerifro
thretenin peeple? why r u so angry missy? u r in da fallen state.
i will pray four u.