Sensitive content

This media may contain sensitive content.

Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Bu video yüklenirken bir sorun oluştu. Bu geçici bir ağ sorunundan kaynaklanıyor olabilir veya video kullanılamıyor olabilir.

Ana Sayfaya Dön

Black Booty Invasion #ATScenes 🍑: Cherokee D'Ass 🍆: CJ Wright Cherokee D’Ass brought that legendary phat ebony ass and let it get fully invaded. Oiled up, deep arch, and all that juicy bounce and ripple, she took it like a pro. Straight premium thick Black booty action 🍫

The Glow Room 🍫⭐️

21,346 subscribers

173,799 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

BIG PUN was legit..he knew it took Black Americans to accept Latinos in Hip Hop culture. But FAT HOE, resented that. He thought he was going to straight up Jack our music. Nah, porky where did all of BIG PUN money go after he died. Answer that one? Let his wife and kids know?

BIG PUN was legit..he knew it took Black Americans to accept Latinos in Hip Hop culture. But FAT HOE, resented that. He thought he was going to straight up Jack our music. Nah, porky where did all of BIG PUN money go after he died. Answer that one? Let his wife and kids know?

Cornbread Mafioso 🖕🏾

1,004,526 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Chris says she hates singing, but after watching her character so far, I get it now, it wasn't the singing she hated. It was the messed up world that turned her against it. Ever since she was a kid, she never got to just be happy or have a normal life like other children, so she got all twisted up inside and started hating everything and everyone... until she realized there's still good out there, and she shouldn't give up on it. She had her reasons to be cruel, but deep down, she's still kind, she'd help a total stranger if they needed it. She tries to act tough and bad, but her heart just won't let her, her body always ends up doing the right thing. She's meant to be a good person, and these amazing people she just met??? They're not gonna let her sink into that darkness. She's got every right to be pissed off, and man, I love her character. She's awesome.

Chris says she hates singing, but after watching her character so far, I get it now, it wasn't the singing she hated. It was the messed up world that turned her against it. Ever since she was a kid, she never got to just be happy or have a normal life like other children, so she got all twisted up inside and started hating everything and everyone... until she realized there's still good out there, and she shouldn't give up on it. She had her reasons to be cruel, but deep down, she's still kind, she'd help a total stranger if they needed it. She tries to act tough and bad, but her heart just won't let her, her body always ends up doing the right thing. She's meant to be a good person, and these amazing people she just met??? They're not gonna let her sink into that darkness. She's got every right to be pissed off, and man, I love her character. She's awesome.

HIM'EL 🗡️ 勇者 #ThankYouMiura

31,986 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Late April 2026 and this Terence McKenna clip from 1998 is hitting on a completely different level right now. He straight-up predicted it: ‘The world is going to get weirder and weirder and weirder… until finally things are going to get so weird that people are going to have to talk about how weird it is.’ We’re deep in it now, contradictions piling up, novelty accelerating, and it feels like everyone’s starting to notice. How much weirder does it have to get before we all admit what’s happening? Buckle up.

Late April 2026 and this Terence McKenna clip from 1998 is hitting on a completely different level right now. He straight-up predicted it: ‘The world is going to get weirder and weirder and weirder… until finally things are going to get so weird that people are going to have to talk about how weird it is.’ We’re deep in it now, contradictions piling up, novelty accelerating, and it feels like everyone’s starting to notice. How much weirder does it have to get before we all admit what’s happening? Buckle up.

Defiant Ghost

15,645 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Black American says “Black fatigue is rampant” in America She talks about specific crimes and acts of violence “I can't believe that me saying that there's a violence problem in the Black community is seen as something that's like self-hating or racist — when you think of a culture that holds guns up to cameras and talks about it and romanticizes it, what culture do you think that is? Do you think that's white Americans that do that? No, it is Black Americans. That's not racist to say that. That's pointing out a problem. When you care about a group of people, when you have a child that's acting wrong and they're acting out, do you allow them to continue that behavior without pointing it out” “We're seeing it with our own eyes every day. We're seeing it. So, you know, say Black fatigue isn't a thing, say it's just racist. At the end of the day, if you don't want to point out something that is rampant and it's only going to increase and it's affecting younger and younger children and generations, then you don't care about the community. You're just worried about defending something that needs saving” Here are some harsh realities Black Americans make up only 12.6% of America but - Commit 55% of homicides - 29% of violent acts - Have a 6x homicide rate compared to whites - 30% of all EBT recipients are Black (remember they are only 13% of the whole population)

Black American says “Black fatigue is rampant” in America She talks about specific crimes and acts of violence “I can't believe that me saying that there's a violence problem in the Black community is seen as something that's like self-hating or racist — when you think of a culture that holds guns up to cameras and talks about it and romanticizes it, what culture do you think that is? Do you think that's white Americans that do that? No, it is Black Americans. That's not racist to say that. That's pointing out a problem. When you care about a group of people, when you have a child that's acting wrong and they're acting out, do you allow them to continue that behavior without pointing it out” “We're seeing it with our own eyes every day. We're seeing it. So, you know, say Black fatigue isn't a thing, say it's just racist. At the end of the day, if you don't want to point out something that is rampant and it's only going to increase and it's affecting younger and younger children and generations, then you don't care about the community. You're just worried about defending something that needs saving” Here are some harsh realities Black Americans make up only 12.6% of America but - Commit 55% of homicides - 29% of violent acts - Have a 6x homicide rate compared to whites - 30% of all EBT recipients are Black (remember they are only 13% of the whole population)

Wall Street Apes

61,714 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

A lot of people are talking about Dede McGuire's interview with Luenell and perceiving it as a level of disrespect on par with how Mo’nique was disrespected by radio personalities back a few years ago. It's clear that you all haven't seen D.D.'s response Nor have I seen her response circulating on here so let me put it out there. You can have a different opinion and I understand that but trying to paint Dede as someone that is aiding in disrespecting Black women, as one of the only Black women with a syndicated show on radio, is a bit much. Luenell was very pressed about a local mention when she was about to have a whole hour on Dede in the morning and was going to get national recognition. Like come on man. And then she even announced that she was already in a bad mood so she sort of brought that into the interview.

A lot of people are talking about Dede McGuire's interview with Luenell and perceiving it as a level of disrespect on par with how Mo’nique was disrespected by radio personalities back a few years ago. It's clear that you all haven't seen D.D.'s response Nor have I seen her response circulating on here so let me put it out there. You can have a different opinion and I understand that but trying to paint Dede as someone that is aiding in disrespecting Black women, as one of the only Black women with a syndicated show on radio, is a bit much. Luenell was very pressed about a local mention when she was about to have a whole hour on Dede in the morning and was going to get national recognition. Like come on man. And then she even announced that she was already in a bad mood so she sort of brought that into the interview.

Randall Barnes

67,214 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

“Ironically, I ended up getting shoulder surgery because of black swan and ON. In black swan there’s a move that goes like this [shows the signature move]. After doing it, I could barely move my arm. You know what’s it like on tour - no matter how much you tape it, or put something on it, or ice it after it’s over it still hurts. I had to get shots in every city we toured in. I kept having to get shots. And then during all those concerts and everything in between. My shoulder just gave out.”

“Ironically, I ended up getting shoulder surgery because of black swan and ON. In black swan there’s a move that goes like this [shows the signature move]. After doing it, I could barely move my arm. You know what’s it like on tour - no matter how much you tape it, or put something on it, or ice it after it’s over it still hurts. I had to get shots in every city we toured in. I kept having to get shots. And then during all those concerts and everything in between. My shoulder just gave out.”

Daily Suchwita

100,095 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

IT REALLY TRULY WAS......... CYCLE 14 DRAMA WAS RACE WAR DOWN. - And the funny thing about it is...... is that the white girls always get chewed the fuck up everytime. Like, yall wanna be bold and gossip and talk crap... but then as soon as one of the black girls popped off on yall, yall wanna go on mute, and it's a problem. Like when it came to Angelea vs. Brenda.... Every time Brenda said something ignorant and disrespectful, Angelea got that ass. And who ended up getting the last laugh Angelea because she won best photo the same episode Brenda went home. #ANTM

IT REALLY TRULY WAS......... CYCLE 14 DRAMA WAS RACE WAR DOWN. - And the funny thing about it is...... is that the white girls always get chewed the fuck up everytime. Like, yall wanna be bold and gossip and talk crap... but then as soon as one of the black girls popped off on yall, yall wanna go on mute, and it's a problem. Like when it came to Angelea vs. Brenda.... Every time Brenda said something ignorant and disrespectful, Angelea got that ass. And who ended up getting the last laugh Angelea because she won best photo the same episode Brenda went home. #ANTM

KaMorian (Sparkling Alien 💫)

224,603 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

I love when my hair is all fluffy! Normally is straight as a board but when I braid it up in like 10 braids when it’s wet and let it dry 🥰 you get volume! As for the dress, it’s actually an old Woolsworth dress shirt that I altered to wear as a minidress.

I love when my hair is all fluffy! Normally is straight as a board but when I braid it up in like 10 braids when it’s wet and let it dry 🥰 you get volume! As for the dress, it’s actually an old Woolsworth dress shirt that I altered to wear as a minidress.

Daphne Delicious

14,103 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

BLACK MOTHERS NEVER LIKE TO OWN UP TO THE TRAUMA THEY PUT THEIR KIDS THROUGH HERE YOU SEE WHY BLUE FACE 1.) DOESN’T DATE BLACK WOMEN 2.) TREATS WOMEN LIKE HOES 3.) GOT IN THE STREETS HIS MOM HAD A SUGAR DADDY AND HE LEARNED THAT ALL WOMEN CARE ABOUT IS MONEY HE ALSO SEEN HIS MOM IN DOMESTIC SITUATIONS AND DRAMA WITH MEN AT A YOUNG AGE AND SHE EVEN BLAMED 9 YEAR OLD HIM FOR NOT HELPING FIGHT OFF THE CRAZY NIGGAS THAT SHE BROUGHT AROUND HIM AT THAT AGE THIS SUBCONSCIOUSLY FORCES YOUNG BLACK BOYS IN SINGLE HOMES TO BECOME STREET NIGGAS TO PROTECT MOM AND SISTER AND NEVER FEEL WEAK AGAIN LIKE YOU DID AT AGE 9 WHEN YOU WERE AFRAID TO HELP YOUR MOM FIGHT A GROWN ASS MAN THAT TREATED HER LIKE A HOE TO BEGIN WITH

BLACK MOTHERS NEVER LIKE TO OWN UP TO THE TRAUMA THEY PUT THEIR KIDS THROUGH HERE YOU SEE WHY BLUE FACE 1.) DOESN’T DATE BLACK WOMEN 2.) TREATS WOMEN LIKE HOES 3.) GOT IN THE STREETS HIS MOM HAD A SUGAR DADDY AND HE LEARNED THAT ALL WOMEN CARE ABOUT IS MONEY HE ALSO SEEN HIS MOM IN DOMESTIC SITUATIONS AND DRAMA WITH MEN AT A YOUNG AGE AND SHE EVEN BLAMED 9 YEAR OLD HIM FOR NOT HELPING FIGHT OFF THE CRAZY NIGGAS THAT SHE BROUGHT AROUND HIM AT THAT AGE THIS SUBCONSCIOUSLY FORCES YOUNG BLACK BOYS IN SINGLE HOMES TO BECOME STREET NIGGAS TO PROTECT MOM AND SISTER AND NEVER FEEL WEAK AGAIN LIKE YOU DID AT AGE 9 WHEN YOU WERE AFRAID TO HELP YOUR MOM FIGHT A GROWN ASS MAN THAT TREATED HER LIKE A HOE TO BEGIN WITH

MASTER STUDENT🤲🏾

64,393 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters…especially my fellow Black Americans… Listen up, because what I’m about to drop is straight fire, and it’s time we call it like it is. For too long, the Democratic Party has played us like fools, assuming we’re blind, deaf, and dumb enough to march in lockstep while they flood our neighborhoods with illegal immigrants who snatch up jobs, housing, schools, and resources that should be lifting us up first. They think we’ll just nod along, fighting their battles for open borders that crush our communities, dilute our opportunities, and leave our families scraping by. But guess what? We’re not that stupid. We’re not that vacant. Black America is waking up, and we’re done being the Democrats’ loyal foot soldiers in their own self-serving game. This video is the wake-up call: There’s a clear line in the sand now. Black America stands for our people, our progress, our future… not for a party that takes our votes for granted and sells us out. If you’re tired of the betrayal, hit that share button, drop a comment, and let’s make this go nuclear across the internet. The revolution starts here… Black excellence over political exploitation. Let’s get into it. Sideways.

Ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters…especially my fellow Black Americans… Listen up, because what I’m about to drop is straight fire, and it’s time we call it like it is. For too long, the Democratic Party has played us like fools, assuming we’re blind, deaf, and dumb enough to march in lockstep while they flood our neighborhoods with illegal immigrants who snatch up jobs, housing, schools, and resources that should be lifting us up first. They think we’ll just nod along, fighting their battles for open borders that crush our communities, dilute our opportunities, and leave our families scraping by. But guess what? We’re not that stupid. We’re not that vacant. Black America is waking up, and we’re done being the Democrats’ loyal foot soldiers in their own self-serving game. This video is the wake-up call: There’s a clear line in the sand now. Black America stands for our people, our progress, our future… not for a party that takes our votes for granted and sells us out. If you’re tired of the betrayal, hit that share button, drop a comment, and let’s make this go nuclear across the internet. The revolution starts here… Black excellence over political exploitation. Let’s get into it. Sideways.

A Gene Robinson

32,032 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Anthony Mackie talks about what it means to be playing a black Captain America: “I think it’s just as important for black kids to see a black Captain America as it is for white kids. Growing up my favorite hero was green, it wasn’t about race or anything. It was about him being a good guy trying to do the right thing.” “it’s very important for kids of all races to be able to watch and have someone to look up to no matter what they look like, and see that that package comes with a good human being as opposed to what they’ve been perceived as by everyone else” #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld hits Theaters February 14, Get Tickets Now!

Anthony Mackie talks about what it means to be playing a black Captain America: “I think it’s just as important for black kids to see a black Captain America as it is for white kids. Growing up my favorite hero was green, it wasn’t about race or anything. It was about him being a good guy trying to do the right thing.” “it’s very important for kids of all races to be able to watch and have someone to look up to no matter what they look like, and see that that package comes with a good human being as opposed to what they’ve been perceived as by everyone else” #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld hits Theaters February 14, Get Tickets Now!

CinXperience

87,794 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

James Fox just revealed that real-life Men in Black covered up the most groundbreaking UFO footage ever. In 1997, a Vietnam vet got high-quality video of a massive black UFO in Phoenix, Arizona. A City Councilwoman asked him to see it. Then, two men showed up to his house in an unmarked government car and took the video. Fox: “I investigated the Phoenix Lights case … working with a councilwoman, Frances Emma Barwood.” “I was interviewing all the witnesses and there was one guy, a Vietnam vet.” “He contacted Frances Barwood—one of the few elected officials that was willing to [say], ‘let’s investigate what happened, what these people saw.’” “He said … ‘I was on my roof that night trying to get a video on a tripod of the Hale-Bopp comet … and I have a CB radio and I was listening to the truckers come up Interstate 10 from Tucson, and they were all describing this massive boomerang-shaped craft … and I filmed it going right over the top of my house.’” “She’s like, ‘I’d love to see it.’” “So they make arrangements where he was gonna drop it off at her office.” “I don’t know if it was later that day or the very next morning or that night, two men roll up in an unmarked government vehicle in suits.” “They’re like, ‘we’re from Frances Emma Barwood’s office. We’re here to pick up the video.’” “And he says the only question they asked is, did he make any copies? And he said no.” “They took the footage and left.” “A couple days go by, he doesn’t hear from Emma, so he calls her up.” “He goes, ‘what’d you think of the footage?’” “She goes, ‘what do you mean? … I didn’t get the footage.’” “He goes, ‘you had two men from your office show up.’” “She goes, ‘I didn’t send anybody.’” “That was like the first time that I really heard about these so-called men in black, and that was in the 90s.” James Fox Jesse Michels

James Fox just revealed that real-life Men in Black covered up the most groundbreaking UFO footage ever. In 1997, a Vietnam vet got high-quality video of a massive black UFO in Phoenix, Arizona. A City Councilwoman asked him to see it. Then, two men showed up to his house in an unmarked government car and took the video. Fox: “I investigated the Phoenix Lights case … working with a councilwoman, Frances Emma Barwood.” “I was interviewing all the witnesses and there was one guy, a Vietnam vet.” “He contacted Frances Barwood—one of the few elected officials that was willing to [say], ‘let’s investigate what happened, what these people saw.’” “He said … ‘I was on my roof that night trying to get a video on a tripod of the Hale-Bopp comet … and I have a CB radio and I was listening to the truckers come up Interstate 10 from Tucson, and they were all describing this massive boomerang-shaped craft … and I filmed it going right over the top of my house.’” “She’s like, ‘I’d love to see it.’” “So they make arrangements where he was gonna drop it off at her office.” “I don’t know if it was later that day or the very next morning or that night, two men roll up in an unmarked government vehicle in suits.” “They’re like, ‘we’re from Frances Emma Barwood’s office. We’re here to pick up the video.’” “And he says the only question they asked is, did he make any copies? And he said no.” “They took the footage and left.” “A couple days go by, he doesn’t hear from Emma, so he calls her up.” “He goes, ‘what’d you think of the footage?’” “She goes, ‘what do you mean? … I didn’t get the footage.’” “He goes, ‘you had two men from your office show up.’” “She goes, ‘I didn’t send anybody.’” “That was like the first time that I really heard about these so-called men in black, and that was in the 90s.” James Fox Jesse Michels

Holden Culotta

111,787 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

“Whiteness white supremacy, the arrogance of white privilege displayed itself here today and typical of us with victimhood mentality and the trauma we suffered as black people, we all found ourselves wanting because a white man was acting and the first instinct was to be scared of a white man” EFF President Julius Malema “That was white supremacy in action and it took us aback including you chair you were looking at it like what's happening now and you couldn't react” Julius Sello Malema

“Whiteness white supremacy, the arrogance of white privilege displayed itself here today and typical of us with victimhood mentality and the trauma we suffered as black people, we all found ourselves wanting because a white man was acting and the first instinct was to be scared of a white man” EFF President Julius Malema “That was white supremacy in action and it took us aback including you chair you were looking at it like what's happening now and you couldn't react” Julius Sello Malema

News Live SA

180,407 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Dave Chappelle calls out Lauren Boebert for exploiting his good faith for political gain. It started when Chappelle was on Capitol Hill, and Boebert asked to take a picture with him. Boebert “instantly” used that picture for something Chappelle says you “should never do to a person like me.” “Here comes Lauren Boebert, and she said, ‘Can I get a picture?’ And I’d already taken 40 pictures. I didn’t want to say no in front of everybody, but I didn’t know the phrase: ‘I respectfully decline.’” “So I just took the picture. And then, she posted the picture before I could even get from there to the show and says something to the effect of ‘Just [three] people that knew that there’s just two genders.’” “She instantly weaponized it. Or politicized it.” “So I got to the arena, and I lit her ass up for doing that. And she should never do that to a person like me.”

Dave Chappelle calls out Lauren Boebert for exploiting his good faith for political gain. It started when Chappelle was on Capitol Hill, and Boebert asked to take a picture with him. Boebert “instantly” used that picture for something Chappelle says you “should never do to a person like me.” “Here comes Lauren Boebert, and she said, ‘Can I get a picture?’ And I’d already taken 40 pictures. I didn’t want to say no in front of everybody, but I didn’t know the phrase: ‘I respectfully decline.’” “So I just took the picture. And then, she posted the picture before I could even get from there to the show and says something to the effect of ‘Just [three] people that knew that there’s just two genders.’” “She instantly weaponized it. Or politicized it.” “So I got to the arena, and I lit her ass up for doing that. And she should never do that to a person like me.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,310,471 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Man, the fact that she went on The Shade Room—a platform specifically for Black people—and tried to pitch $20K for a website as the golden ticket to build wealth is straight-up crazy work! Like, how tone-deaf can you be? You’re telling folks who are already out here grinding, facing systemic racism, lack of capital, and straight-up barriers in the business world, that a website is the secret sauce to generational wealth? That’s a slap in the face. Most Black entrepreneurs are trying to figure out how to get real funding, network connections, or deal with legal and financial roadblocks, and she’s out here saying, “Here’s 20K for a website, good luck.” On a Black platform, no less. Like, did she really think people weren’t going to side-eye that? It just shows how disconnected these politicians can be. They think throwing a little change at us, slapping a buzzword like “entrepreneurship” on it, and mentioning websites is supposed to make us feel seen. But it’s hollow. People need real support—capital to grow businesses, mentorship from people who understand the hustle, and access to opportunities that actually lead to building generational wealth, not some short-term band-aid solution. Instead of addressing the real issues, like predatory lending practices or providing access to larger investment pools, she’s talking about websites like they’re going to make anyone rich. Honestly, it’s insulting that she came on a platform where Black voices are loud and strong and dropped that mess like it was revolutionary. We need transformative policies, not this surface-level, out-of-touch nonsense that won’t even scratch the surface of what Black entrepreneurs need to succeed.

Man, the fact that she went on The Shade Room—a platform specifically for Black people—and tried to pitch $20K for a website as the golden ticket to build wealth is straight-up crazy work! Like, how tone-deaf can you be? You’re telling folks who are already out here grinding, facing systemic racism, lack of capital, and straight-up barriers in the business world, that a website is the secret sauce to generational wealth? That’s a slap in the face. Most Black entrepreneurs are trying to figure out how to get real funding, network connections, or deal with legal and financial roadblocks, and she’s out here saying, “Here’s 20K for a website, good luck.” On a Black platform, no less. Like, did she really think people weren’t going to side-eye that? It just shows how disconnected these politicians can be. They think throwing a little change at us, slapping a buzzword like “entrepreneurship” on it, and mentioning websites is supposed to make us feel seen. But it’s hollow. People need real support—capital to grow businesses, mentorship from people who understand the hustle, and access to opportunities that actually lead to building generational wealth, not some short-term band-aid solution. Instead of addressing the real issues, like predatory lending practices or providing access to larger investment pools, she’s talking about websites like they’re going to make anyone rich. Honestly, it’s insulting that she came on a platform where Black voices are loud and strong and dropped that mess like it was revolutionary. We need transformative policies, not this surface-level, out-of-touch nonsense that won’t even scratch the surface of what Black entrepreneurs need to succeed.

lndn+bknr⁰⁷⁹

120,765 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Say what you want about President Trump but that man actually tries to speak to Black people and treat us like people. He doesn’t come in and pander and act a damn fool like Kamala and Hillary before her. Kamala thinks the only thing you need to do to get Black votes is get some rapper onstage shaking their ass and rapping about their WAP. Trump has actual plans to help us out and bring some prosperity to our community. Kamala ain’t got damn thing but telling us that “we will overcome” and how bad we got it in America as Black folks… which is a damn lie. What would she know, though? She ain’t even one of us. I’m with Trump 100% of the time as a Black woman and y’all can hate me for it if you want, but it’s not going to change. I won’t EVER vote for Kamala Harris and she haven’t given me one reason to even if I did want to!

Say what you want about President Trump but that man actually tries to speak to Black people and treat us like people. He doesn’t come in and pander and act a damn fool like Kamala and Hillary before her. Kamala thinks the only thing you need to do to get Black votes is get some rapper onstage shaking their ass and rapping about their WAP. Trump has actual plans to help us out and bring some prosperity to our community. Kamala ain’t got damn thing but telling us that “we will overcome” and how bad we got it in America as Black folks… which is a damn lie. What would she know, though? She ain’t even one of us. I’m with Trump 100% of the time as a Black woman and y’all can hate me for it if you want, but it’s not going to change. I won’t EVER vote for Kamala Harris and she haven’t given me one reason to even if I did want to!

Lavern Spicer 🇺🇸

1,145,807 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

A black man was arrested on the job for stealing a box that contained a firearm after his employer stated he took the box and never shipped it, instead of the job apologizing for being wrong, they code up with the police to save the employers ass🤬🤬🤬🤬 If you have never seen WS in action here it is, in real time! @MsGizile April Showers 💋

A black man was arrested on the job for stealing a box that contained a firearm after his employer stated he took the box and never shipped it, instead of the job apologizing for being wrong, they code up with the police to save the employers ass🤬🤬🤬🤬 If you have never seen WS in action here it is, in real time! @MsGizile April Showers 💋

ҒβΔ GΩDDΣSS✨ΔΠDRΣΔ

1,423,408 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Some of the media do get it. One of the reasons Pauline is getting such support at the moment is because of her authenticity. She doesn’t move with the wind like most other politicians. She has been fearless in standing up for what she believes in and saying what she thinks. None of the uniparty politicians can compete with that. What drives Pauline is a deep patriotism and love of country. At the end of the day, this is all about our great country and the action we need to take to get it back on track.

Some of the media do get it. One of the reasons Pauline is getting such support at the moment is because of her authenticity. She doesn’t move with the wind like most other politicians. She has been fearless in standing up for what she believes in and saying what she thinks. None of the uniparty politicians can compete with that. What drives Pauline is a deep patriotism and love of country. At the end of the day, this is all about our great country and the action we need to take to get it back on track.

One Nation Australia

24,907 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨 BREAKING: At a “No Kings” rally, a woman explains the lack of diversity… and somehow makes it worse. She claims Black people aren’t there because they’re “more likely to get arrested,” can’t afford attorneys… and don’t have IDs so they should just stay away. Read that again. The same crowd preaching “equity” is casually repeating stereotypes that sound straight out of the past—while pretending it’s concern! You can’t fight for inclusion while explaining away absence with assumptions like that. Dear Black People ... do you see what they think about you ?? 🤔

🚨 BREAKING: At a “No Kings” rally, a woman explains the lack of diversity… and somehow makes it worse. She claims Black people aren’t there because they’re “more likely to get arrested,” can’t afford attorneys… and don’t have IDs so they should just stay away. Read that again. The same crowd preaching “equity” is casually repeating stereotypes that sound straight out of the past—while pretending it’s concern! You can’t fight for inclusion while explaining away absence with assumptions like that. Dear Black People ... do you see what they think about you ?? 🤔

🎹 Ames™ 🎹

111,623 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce