Daily Loud Has kanye got a point ?

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@DailyLoud Black Panther was created in the 60’s as a superhero that Black people could identify with and take pride in. Stan Lee was an outspoken advocate for Civil Rights in the 60’s, and often spoke out for it in his “Stans Soapbox”, and in his storylines.

@DailyLoud Ye says some wild things but if one actually takes the time to listen to the message, you’d get it.

@DailyLoud He has a point and very well said people don’t listen to conversations instead they find the points to make a counter argument

@DailyLoud His analogy is right on point. You would think for a man who can elucidate on issues so effortlessly like that, he wouldn't turn out the way he did 😭

@DailyLoud Imagine a remember I cheated on you month 😂

@DailyLoud No wait, he’s got a point

@DailyLoud His perspective is flawed. No one celebrates slavery during black history month, we celebrate black culture and all their accomplishments throughout history. But it’s important to never forget, would you rather they sweep everything under the rug?

Funniest thing is the programming runs so deeps, so much so that they pit you against those who can tell you where you came from. Black Americans (with a few exceptions) somehow see us Africans as the enemy, those who sold them into slavery, those who act like they are better. I knew a few people will disagree but I tweet I made not long ago proved me right. They believe the side of the story told by the victor and are unwilling to listen to our side of the story. It’s truly pathetic lol

@DailyLoud Kanye has a great point. African and black American history is rich and full, we need to look forward, not backward.

@DailyLoud Well, if he felt that way then he shouldn’t be out here saying slavery was a choice for the enslaved. Pretty rich saying this stuff now. Then sat in an interview and allowed a white man to spin the narrative and make it seem like that’s not what he said.