We need to abandon the misconception that the media is a worthwhile barometer of our status and trajectory . shyt that aint beholden to us can never represent us and inform us properly or effectively . In earnest or not, black or not, don't matter. The bottom line aint tied to us
"Why don't black men clean up their communities"
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PhonZhi
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More Black people need to be doing it.
That being said, there are a lot that I know of, and many, many more other places.
That being said, there are a lot that I know of, and many, many more other places.
Done this before was a great job.I participated in a community clean up yesterday out here in Houston. We restored life to a playground and although it was hot as fukk and the sun beat down on my precious Black skin, I enjoyed every moment of it.
Yeah even our own vilify us...Usually on twitter.
finally a good thread. this is a fact. most people who say this shyt are not active in their own communities and so they don't see all the work being done
once i got active the shyt opened my eyes. like u would be surprised all the different shyt that's going on within just like a 10-20 block radius of where you at. people are so atomized these days that people in the same neighborhood can be working on the same shyt but they won't know it because the community ain't as tight knit
once i got active the shyt opened my eyes. like u would be surprised all the different shyt that's going on within just like a 10-20 block radius of where you at. people are so atomized these days that people in the same neighborhood can be working on the same shyt but they won't know it because the community ain't as tight knit
Rakim Allah
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Do you agree or disagree, friend.I participated in a community clean up yesterday out here in Houston. We restored life to a playground and although it was hot as fukk and the sun beat down on my precious Black skin, I enjoyed every moment of it.
Start at 9:30
This is what fueled the Red Pill Movement. I dare say that this particular podcast CHANGED the game.
Rakim Allah
Superstar
I didn’t know that. My friend sent me this. Interesting video, friend.
I disagree because I actually live in a Black community. He's asking why should he clean a community that he doesn't live in and that the women in the community wouldn't be bothered with him in.
If you need p*ssy in exchange for cleaning up a community, you're probably not the person we should give the broom to.
This is from 2015/2016.
Yeah, in 2023, this message already reached to the black men that woke up from the simp lifestyle of clean up guy.
Rakim Allah
Superstar
So in layman’s terms, you enjoy being a free maid.I disagree because I actually live in a Black community. He's asking why should he clean a community that he doesn't live in and that the women in the community wouldn't be bothered with him in.
If you need p*ssy in exchange for cleaning up a community, you're probably not the person we should give the broom to.
So you live in a poor disenfranchised Black community. Makes somewhat sense for you since you live there but are you part of the problem? I don’t know man. I hate cleaning up after people, friend.
If the community looks like a trash can that's exactly how people will treat it, it's self fulfilling.
I'm on the board of my community's civic organization, and the efforts are bigger than just walking around with trash bags. It also includes putting up cameras in the parts of our community that have less traffic, the areas that people target to dump large trash in. We also work closely with the solid waste management department so we're clued in on exactly why certain things aren't picked up for example.
I'll be a free maid if it means Black children can walk home from school and not feel like they live in a trash can.
Rakim Allah
Superstar
I hear you. Next step is getting the problematic men and women in those poor communities to clean up their degenerate mind state so the vicious generational cycle will end. And good men like you will no longer have to be clean up men, friend.If the community looks like a trash can that's exactly how people will treat it, it's self fulfilling.
I'm on the board of my community's civic organization, and the efforts are bigger than just walking around with trash bags. It also includes putting up cameras in the parts of our community that have less traffic, the areas that people target to dump large trash in. We also work closely with the solid waste management department so we're clued in on exactly why certain things aren't picked up for example.
I'll be a free maid if it means Black children can walk home from school and not feel like they live in a trash can.