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I don’t think people understand just how confident you have to be to pull something like this off at all, let alone at 18. Malachi genuinely believed he was an actual doctor and played at the highest level.

I don’t think people understand just how confident you have to be to pull something like this off at all, let alone at 18. Malachi genuinely believed he was an actual doctor and played at the highest level.

President Hotep DOE Doobs

71,443 views • 20 days ago

Sounds like my tweet made it to the JBP. Shout out to Flip for waking it up.

Sounds like my tweet made it to the JBP. Shout out to Flip for waking it up.

President Hotep DOE Doobs

101,498 views • 5 months ago

Day 11 of #HotepHistoryMonth Manning Johnson, former Communist leader, wrote a tell-all exposé on the Communist's plan to destroy the United States, using the plight of Black Americans as a tool. #HotepHistories

Day 11 of #HotepHistoryMonth Manning Johnson, former Communist leader, wrote a tell-all exposé on the Communist's plan to destroy the United States, using the plight of Black Americans as a tool. #HotepHistories

President Hotep DOE Doobs

16,588 views • 7 months ago

Defeatists use the Tulsa Riot as a reason why Black Americans shouldn’t build. Parroting the phrase “We tried, they’ll just burn it down!” Ironically, the ancestors disagreed, rebuilt Tulsa, and by 1925 threw a parade to showcase their resilience and courage. #HotepHistories

Defeatists use the Tulsa Riot as a reason why Black Americans shouldn’t build. Parroting the phrase “We tried, they’ll just burn it down!” Ironically, the ancestors disagreed, rebuilt Tulsa, and by 1925 threw a parade to showcase their resilience and courage. #HotepHistories

President Hotep DOE Doobs

16,801 views • 1 year ago

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