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Bringing this back yall This isn’t new! Black community turned on our Beloved Whitney Houston and said she was too white, boycotted and boo’d her at these “black” awards. I posted this months back and folks played dumb and didn’t take accountability the truth don’t need your validation or... show more

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This wasn't "the white man". This wasn't racism. This wasn't the system. This was black people harming black people. We have a serious problem. The same energy we would have if it was a group of white people doing this to a black mom and her child is the same energy we need to have now. Those children need to be held accountable and parents need to be doing a MUCH better job. This is completely unacceptable. We need to be more accountable and make better decisions. Our standard is FAR TOO LOW.

This wasn't "the white man". This wasn't racism. This wasn't the system. This was black people harming black people. We have a serious problem. The same energy we would have if it was a group of white people doing this to a black mom and her child is the same energy we need to have now. Those children need to be held accountable and parents need to be doing a MUCH better job. This is completely unacceptable. We need to be more accountable and make better decisions. Our standard is FAR TOO LOW.

Jeffery Mead

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This woman says she was stopped in her car by a black woman and told to get back to her (White) side of town. I love to see White people waking up to the truth. Let the noticing continue. 🤍

This woman says she was stopped in her car by a black woman and told to get back to her (White) side of town. I love to see White people waking up to the truth. Let the noticing continue. 🤍

Make Sense of it Marie

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You are wrong and you need to STOP. This is a video from 1970. Stop lying on Black American culture man. These men are saying the same shit we say TODAY and will say TOMORROW. These people were born in the 50s or even 40s.

You are wrong and you need to STOP. This is a video from 1970. Stop lying on Black American culture man. These men are saying the same shit we say TODAY and will say TOMORROW. These people were born in the 50s or even 40s.

Jason Terry

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This woman was just trying to spread some weed and feed on her lawn. Neighbors came outside and started giving her tips. Some people say those are great neighbors and this is how you build community while others say they are nosey and should just mind their own business and let her do the job she went outside to do. Where do you stand? Do you like being watched and have a conversation started by your neighbors when you are doing yard work outside or does it not bother you at all in the least?

This woman was just trying to spread some weed and feed on her lawn. Neighbors came outside and started giving her tips. Some people say those are great neighbors and this is how you build community while others say they are nosey and should just mind their own business and let her do the job she went outside to do. Where do you stand? Do you like being watched and have a conversation started by your neighbors when you are doing yard work outside or does it not bother you at all in the least?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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These people are shameless. They will say something one minute and deny they said it the next. If you are not well-researched, an attentive listener and grounded in your own convictions, they will have you doubting reality and thinking you’re losing your mind. This woman clearly “recommended” more force against Iran if negotiations don’t pan out, threatening to “crush them,” then turned on a dime and said that she was not making a recommendation. Do these people not realize that these shows are being broadcast and recorded?!

These people are shameless. They will say something one minute and deny they said it the next. If you are not well-researched, an attentive listener and grounded in your own convictions, they will have you doubting reality and thinking you’re losing your mind. This woman clearly “recommended” more force against Iran if negotiations don’t pan out, threatening to “crush them,” then turned on a dime and said that she was not making a recommendation. Do these people not realize that these shows are being broadcast and recorded?!

Charles M. Blow

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This happened at a gas station while both this man and woman were filling up their vehicles. The man noticed the woman flying the Mexican flag and asked her why she was flying that flag instead of a USA flag. Apparently she didn’t answer and he kept asking her. He told her he was asking nicely to respect “our” country (The USA) and she responded “I want to put MY flag up because I’m proud of being Mexican. I’m sorry that you’re racist…..” Many people had differing opinions. Some said good for her for sticking up for her culture, but others, even some Hispanic people said that the USA is now their country which has afforded them things that they never would have had possible before. That they were proud Mexican/Americans but they only fly the USA flag. I don’t think what he asked was racist. I think many people feel the same way, we are here, the USA is our country, why not be proud of the USA and fly OUR flag. Before you come at me, I have two kids- they are both part Hispanic/Mexican, so you can’t say I don’t like Hispanic or Mexicans. It’s not about that. Do you think this guy said anything racist? Or do you think it was a legitimate question? Would it bother you too? Do you think it’s a free country and she can fly whatever flag she wants? What do you think?

This happened at a gas station while both this man and woman were filling up their vehicles. The man noticed the woman flying the Mexican flag and asked her why she was flying that flag instead of a USA flag. Apparently she didn’t answer and he kept asking her. He told her he was asking nicely to respect “our” country (The USA) and she responded “I want to put MY flag up because I’m proud of being Mexican. I’m sorry that you’re racist…..” Many people had differing opinions. Some said good for her for sticking up for her culture, but others, even some Hispanic people said that the USA is now their country which has afforded them things that they never would have had possible before. That they were proud Mexican/Americans but they only fly the USA flag. I don’t think what he asked was racist. I think many people feel the same way, we are here, the USA is our country, why not be proud of the USA and fly OUR flag. Before you come at me, I have two kids- they are both part Hispanic/Mexican, so you can’t say I don’t like Hispanic or Mexicans. It’s not about that. Do you think this guy said anything racist? Or do you think it was a legitimate question? Would it bother you too? Do you think it’s a free country and she can fly whatever flag she wants? What do you think?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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“We were going to have our ninth baby, and then she called me after she had done some testing and said there’s a pretty good chance your baby’s going to have Down syndrome. Then they said this baby has a heart problem, a heart defect as well. In the summer I was like, I can’t do this, this is too much, because Rachel has all the kids at home and I’m in Congress going back and forth. At some point as men, we know what we can and can’t do, we know what’s pulling at our family, and I knew I had to get out. If I can take 20 minutes off your commute, I gave you 20 minutes back with your kids or with the people you love.” Secretary Sean Duffy

“We were going to have our ninth baby, and then she called me after she had done some testing and said there’s a pretty good chance your baby’s going to have Down syndrome. Then they said this baby has a heart problem, a heart defect as well. In the summer I was like, I can’t do this, this is too much, because Rachel has all the kids at home and I’m in Congress going back and forth. At some point as men, we know what we can and can’t do, we know what’s pulling at our family, and I knew I had to get out. If I can take 20 minutes off your commute, I gave you 20 minutes back with your kids or with the people you love.” Secretary Sean Duffy

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Shaquille O'Neal refuses to tell his woman he’s having a bad day… and explains exactly why Fred: "Who takes care of Shaquille O’Neal?" Shaq: "Nobody. I take care of myself." "I caught flack one time I was on this young lady’s podcast, and she said, “Uh, do you express your emotion to your woman?” I said, “No, why would I do that?” Nah, but I don’t." "And the reason why? Because as a man, you are to protect, provide, and love. And women are emotional and caring." "So if I’m telling her I have a bad day, now it’s two people with bad days. I don’t tell my woman I’m having a bad day. I just tell her, “I’m good, baby. I gotta take care of it.” "if you put stress on her, she’s gonna put it right back on you." Cause it’s our job to protect, provide, and love." I take care of everything, and that’s just how it’s gonna be."

Shaquille O'Neal refuses to tell his woman he’s having a bad day… and explains exactly why Fred: "Who takes care of Shaquille O’Neal?" Shaq: "Nobody. I take care of myself." "I caught flack one time I was on this young lady’s podcast, and she said, “Uh, do you express your emotion to your woman?” I said, “No, why would I do that?” Nah, but I don’t." "And the reason why? Because as a man, you are to protect, provide, and love. And women are emotional and caring." "So if I’m telling her I have a bad day, now it’s two people with bad days. I don’t tell my woman I’m having a bad day. I just tell her, “I’m good, baby. I gotta take care of it.” "if you put stress on her, she’s gonna put it right back on you." Cause it’s our job to protect, provide, and love." I take care of everything, and that’s just how it’s gonna be."

Mati

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Beyoncé and racism is always such an interesting topic. It depends on the side you’re viewing it from. It’s complicated. She drops a Black empowerment song: Black community: “We’re tired of this Black empowerment music, Mufasa jams, drag queen music.” A non-Black person dances, covers, or appreciates the music: Black community: “This isn’t for them. Why are there white people at Club Renaissance? Why are they at Club Cowboy Carter? Do they even understand the theme of the music? We can’t have anything.” A song you said you didn’t hear, an event you didn’t attend. You’re mad that non-Black people are appreciating it? So what would you rather? Beyoncé drops music reclaiming Black genres that were whitewashed: Black community: “She’s so performative. She only cares about money. She’s using the Black community to stay relevant. I’m not streaming that.” Non-Black person: “That album healed me. I learned so much history. I’m writing an essay about it.” Black community: “This isn’t for y’all. Stay out of Black people’s business.” So why are you mad they’re appreciating music you don’t even want to support? Beyoncé releases Cécred: Black community: “She’s such a capitalist. Another cash grab. It’ll pack up in three months. We need to talk about consumerism.” White person: “Cécred is the truth. It’s the best hair care line I’ve used in years. Beyoncé did her thing.” Black community: “We can’t have nothing. It’s for Black hair. Stay out of our business.” So what’s the issue? I don’t remember Beyoncé ever saying Cécred was only for Black hair. Beyoncé drops merch: Black community: “Now’s not the time. With everything going on, she’s greedy. Another waste for the planet. She and her husband only care about money.” White person: “I love the merch. I bought five.” Black person: “Buying merch you don’t even understand the theme of? Imagine a white person wearing Cowboy Carter. I’m sick.” So why are you mad they bought merch you weren’t going to buy anyway? In conclusion, y’all don’t support Beyoncé but still want to gatekeep her products from those who do. Deep down, it’s not about race or art. You just want her to flop. Her success makes you angry, so you hide behind whatever pseudo-puritanical narrative is trending that year. And that brings me back to my earlier point- how can we even discuss racism around Beyoncé when some of the people in her own community are at the forefront of the hate she gets? And to be clear, this isn’t me excusing racism from white people, and it’s not me saying every Black person does this. But some of y’all will say it is.

Beyoncé and racism is always such an interesting topic. It depends on the side you’re viewing it from. It’s complicated. She drops a Black empowerment song: Black community: “We’re tired of this Black empowerment music, Mufasa jams, drag queen music.” A non-Black person dances, covers, or appreciates the music: Black community: “This isn’t for them. Why are there white people at Club Renaissance? Why are they at Club Cowboy Carter? Do they even understand the theme of the music? We can’t have anything.” A song you said you didn’t hear, an event you didn’t attend. You’re mad that non-Black people are appreciating it? So what would you rather? Beyoncé drops music reclaiming Black genres that were whitewashed: Black community: “She’s so performative. She only cares about money. She’s using the Black community to stay relevant. I’m not streaming that.” Non-Black person: “That album healed me. I learned so much history. I’m writing an essay about it.” Black community: “This isn’t for y’all. Stay out of Black people’s business.” So why are you mad they’re appreciating music you don’t even want to support? Beyoncé releases Cécred: Black community: “She’s such a capitalist. Another cash grab. It’ll pack up in three months. We need to talk about consumerism.” White person: “Cécred is the truth. It’s the best hair care line I’ve used in years. Beyoncé did her thing.” Black community: “We can’t have nothing. It’s for Black hair. Stay out of our business.” So what’s the issue? I don’t remember Beyoncé ever saying Cécred was only for Black hair. Beyoncé drops merch: Black community: “Now’s not the time. With everything going on, she’s greedy. Another waste for the planet. She and her husband only care about money.” White person: “I love the merch. I bought five.” Black person: “Buying merch you don’t even understand the theme of? Imagine a white person wearing Cowboy Carter. I’m sick.” So why are you mad they bought merch you weren’t going to buy anyway? In conclusion, y’all don’t support Beyoncé but still want to gatekeep her products from those who do. Deep down, it’s not about race or art. You just want her to flop. Her success makes you angry, so you hide behind whatever pseudo-puritanical narrative is trending that year. And that brings me back to my earlier point- how can we even discuss racism around Beyoncé when some of the people in her own community are at the forefront of the hate she gets? And to be clear, this isn’t me excusing racism from white people, and it’s not me saying every Black person does this. But some of y’all will say it is.

IChooseViolence

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Many in white America hate when Black people talk about race, but their whole political model is designed to help one race over everyone else. It’s all a mind game. Trying to trick you into thinking something is wrong with you talking about your history and heritage. They don’t want you to discuss your history because it proves that the stories they tell are lies. Black America isn’t asking you to feel bad for the past, we are demanding that you be true to what you said on paper! We aren’t ignoring the transgressions of your generation that align with the actions of your ancestors. We also know that if we are to maintain the freedoms we fought for it requires us to tell the truth on America. This is why I’m never apologizing for talking about race, or demanding more from this nation, our state, and local governments. I will continue to fight for and protect Black people, live in a Black community, support Black business, and love on Black people out loud. I won’t ever stop believing in the brilliance of Black people. And if you have no issue with his comments you should is have none with mine. We should all be able to be proud of our heritage right? It’s not our fault rapist, murders, and human traffickers is your heritage. But they were good Americans right? Those who know better, do better. Share if you care 🦾

Many in white America hate when Black people talk about race, but their whole political model is designed to help one race over everyone else. It’s all a mind game. Trying to trick you into thinking something is wrong with you talking about your history and heritage. They don’t want you to discuss your history because it proves that the stories they tell are lies. Black America isn’t asking you to feel bad for the past, we are demanding that you be true to what you said on paper! We aren’t ignoring the transgressions of your generation that align with the actions of your ancestors. We also know that if we are to maintain the freedoms we fought for it requires us to tell the truth on America. This is why I’m never apologizing for talking about race, or demanding more from this nation, our state, and local governments. I will continue to fight for and protect Black people, live in a Black community, support Black business, and love on Black people out loud. I won’t ever stop believing in the brilliance of Black people. And if you have no issue with his comments you should is have none with mine. We should all be able to be proud of our heritage right? It’s not our fault rapist, murders, and human traffickers is your heritage. But they were good Americans right? Those who know better, do better. Share if you care 🦾

Gary Chambers

83,554 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

I’m still learning how to do this well but what I’ve been seeing confused me. Why do people treat their boils like fish water? These people are preparing to do a boil and they didn’t wash a single thing including the crawfish, isn’t this the same as boiling it in mud at this point? When you do yours do you wash everything and prep it or do you just throw it in and expect extra seasoning?

I’m still learning how to do this well but what I’ve been seeing confused me. Why do people treat their boils like fish water? These people are preparing to do a boil and they didn’t wash a single thing including the crawfish, isn’t this the same as boiling it in mud at this point? When you do yours do you wash everything and prep it or do you just throw it in and expect extra seasoning?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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Black American says something has to change in America with ‘Black culture’ “I'm Black and I have Black fatigue — You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth” “Black Americans — we need to have a talk. You know, it comes to a point where supporting and defending your community just becomes so exhausting that you feel this frustration, and you start to understand why people have the Black fatigue that they talk about — Guess what? I'm Black and I have Black fatigue” “I am tired of the wrong type of people in our community, because let me preface this, this is not all Black people. This is not. You have people over here making life miserable for other fellow Americans because you have no manners, you have no standards, you have no morals. I don't care how you were brought up. If you were raised in the hood, I don't care. Having character and manners will always take you far” “You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth. What a concept” For those that don’t know what “Black fatigue” is here’s a description “‘Black fatigue’ describes frustration or exhaustion with negative behaviors stereotypically associated with some segments of Black culture — such as “ghetto,” “ratchet,” entitled, or victimhood-oriented attitudes, crime, or public disruptions” This woman has incredible self awareness and she’s right, it’s not all black people She’s not trying to offend anyone, she’s asking for accountability and for self introspection. Things can change and get better but you have to accept there is a problem and work to do better

Black American says something has to change in America with ‘Black culture’ “I'm Black and I have Black fatigue — You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth” “Black Americans — we need to have a talk. You know, it comes to a point where supporting and defending your community just becomes so exhausting that you feel this frustration, and you start to understand why people have the Black fatigue that they talk about — Guess what? I'm Black and I have Black fatigue” “I am tired of the wrong type of people in our community, because let me preface this, this is not all Black people. This is not. You have people over here making life miserable for other fellow Americans because you have no manners, you have no standards, you have no morals. I don't care how you were brought up. If you were raised in the hood, I don't care. Having character and manners will always take you far” “You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth. What a concept” For those that don’t know what “Black fatigue” is here’s a description “‘Black fatigue’ describes frustration or exhaustion with negative behaviors stereotypically associated with some segments of Black culture — such as “ghetto,” “ratchet,” entitled, or victimhood-oriented attitudes, crime, or public disruptions” This woman has incredible self awareness and she’s right, it’s not all black people She’s not trying to offend anyone, she’s asking for accountability and for self introspection. Things can change and get better but you have to accept there is a problem and work to do better

Wall Street Apes

415,001 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This woman’s neighbors always leaves their trash and empty boxes in front of her door. They have never said why they do that nor have they ever responded to her requests to stop doing it. This has been going on since she’s moved in and it’s been months now. After being fed up with what’s going on, she’s decided that she’s going to do the same thing right back to the and started leaving her trash by their door as well. Do you feel this will escalate things between them and make matters worst or does the neighbor deserve what they get?

This woman’s neighbors always leaves their trash and empty boxes in front of her door. They have never said why they do that nor have they ever responded to her requests to stop doing it. This has been going on since she’s moved in and it’s been months now. After being fed up with what’s going on, she’s decided that she’s going to do the same thing right back to the and started leaving her trash by their door as well. Do you feel this will escalate things between them and make matters worst or does the neighbor deserve what they get?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

590,726 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

This is the hard truth black people need to come to understand. And most of the “black leaders” today don’t talk about this. It’s on us to incentivize businesses to want to be in black communities. It’s on us to be a part of the community that allows those businesses to thrive. Not be part of the reason they need to shut down. We don’t talk about accountability enough and that needs to change.

This is the hard truth black people need to come to understand. And most of the “black leaders” today don’t talk about this. It’s on us to incentivize businesses to want to be in black communities. It’s on us to be a part of the community that allows those businesses to thrive. Not be part of the reason they need to shut down. We don’t talk about accountability enough and that needs to change.

Jeffery Mead

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I’m sick and tired of Black state and congressional legislators carrying the liberal policies of White democrats that’s destroying Black families. Black people, you know I’m not lying. We were not raised to believe a man can have a baby, or not to know the definition of a woman, or for men to go into women’s bathrooms, or drag queens coming into elementary schools and lap dance on our children, and there are more genders than male and female. If you tried this in the Black community, those fathers and mothers would say, “You better get away from here with that foolishness.” We were not taught that. We were raised on strong Christian and conservative values. The lgbtq community don’t stand with Blacks. Many Black gays have said Black pride day was started because White gays discriminated against Black gays. I’ve heard from Black legislators across the country that they are afraid to stand up to the lgbtq community. They have to support this anti family and anti Christian agenda. Many associates and friends I know share with me confidentially that in private employment, they are afraid of getting fired if they don’t accept what’s being forced down their throats in corporate America. Stop this madness! Take a stand now! Here is another example of Blacks being used to defend the indefensible.

I’m sick and tired of Black state and congressional legislators carrying the liberal policies of White democrats that’s destroying Black families. Black people, you know I’m not lying. We were not raised to believe a man can have a baby, or not to know the definition of a woman, or for men to go into women’s bathrooms, or drag queens coming into elementary schools and lap dance on our children, and there are more genders than male and female. If you tried this in the Black community, those fathers and mothers would say, “You better get away from here with that foolishness.” We were not taught that. We were raised on strong Christian and conservative values. The lgbtq community don’t stand with Blacks. Many Black gays have said Black pride day was started because White gays discriminated against Black gays. I’ve heard from Black legislators across the country that they are afraid to stand up to the lgbtq community. They have to support this anti family and anti Christian agenda. Many associates and friends I know share with me confidentially that in private employment, they are afraid of getting fired if they don’t accept what’s being forced down their throats in corporate America. Stop this madness! Take a stand now! Here is another example of Blacks being used to defend the indefensible.

Vernon Jones

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