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Exactly! When I sent out a casting call for my first comic series, "Verion Keller's Vampire Killers". I sent out the list and images of all the female characters the VA's could audition for, and all of them avoided Yolanda Briggs. We have gotten so unhinged that people are...

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SNEAKO went on a rant saying Black people are the only community in America that glorify their worst traits and call it culture 😳 “Yeah, I don’t have to be Black to criticize Black people. This is why they don’t succeed, this is why they don’t progress. "If you aren’t Black, you can’t speak about Black people" Well, I’m not a tree either but I can still talk about the trees. That’s the only group of people that says that. And it’s not working so far.”
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SNEAKO went on a rant saying Black people are the only community in America that glorify their worst traits and call it culture 😳 “Yeah, I don’t have to be Black to criticize Black people. This is why they don’t succeed, this is why they don’t progress. "If you aren’t Black, you can’t speak about Black people" Well, I’m not a tree either but I can still talk about the trees. That’s the only group of people that says that. And it’s not working so far.”

Sneako Updates

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There are hundreds of white people on Twitter upset that I spend my money with Black businesses. I don’t care. We’ve got to stop letting people gaslight us into thinking racism isn’t real or that group economics isn’t necessary for Black progress. Right now, Black unemployment is up to 7.2%. For Black women, it’s risen from 5.5% to 6.3% since last year. If we’re serious about confronting discrimination, we have to be intentional about supporting each other. That’s not racist — that’s wisdom. There are always a few Black folks who choose to serve white supremacy. Darrell Glasper is one of them. If you call a Black man a “cancer” for standing up for his people, you’re not just out of line — you’re a tool of the very system we’re fighting. We have to call that out as boldly as they attack us. I’m a free Black man, and I act like it. My doctors? Black. Landscaper? Black. HVAC tech? Black. Electrician? Black. Esthetician? Black. Lawyers, tailor, publicist, business manager, print shop, mechanic — all Black. When I host events, I choose Black venues. Because the Black dollar has to build Black economic power. If you’re white in America, you don’t have to try to buy white — it’s the default. So don’t be offended when Black people choose to be intentional about building our own economic future. It’s cool when you do it, it’s a problem when we do it… yall know the rest…
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There are hundreds of white people on Twitter upset that I spend my money with Black businesses. I don’t care. We’ve got to stop letting people gaslight us into thinking racism isn’t real or that group economics isn’t necessary for Black progress. Right now, Black unemployment is up to 7.2%. For Black women, it’s risen from 5.5% to 6.3% since last year. If we’re serious about confronting discrimination, we have to be intentional about supporting each other. That’s not racist — that’s wisdom. There are always a few Black folks who choose to serve white supremacy. Darrell Glasper is one of them. If you call a Black man a “cancer” for standing up for his people, you’re not just out of line — you’re a tool of the very system we’re fighting. We have to call that out as boldly as they attack us. I’m a free Black man, and I act like it. My doctors? Black. Landscaper? Black. HVAC tech? Black. Electrician? Black. Esthetician? Black. Lawyers, tailor, publicist, business manager, print shop, mechanic — all Black. When I host events, I choose Black venues. Because the Black dollar has to build Black economic power. If you’re white in America, you don’t have to try to buy white — it’s the default. So don’t be offended when Black people choose to be intentional about building our own economic future. It’s cool when you do it, it’s a problem when we do it… yall know the rest…

Gary Chambers

83,044 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

🚨 JUST IN: Rep. Wesley Hunt OBLITERATES leftists who keep saying black people need to be treated differently, as if they can't earn anything He NAILED IT. "I am a living breathing product of that dream. And so is Clarence Thomas!" "I don't want ANYTHING given to me because of the way I look because of the color of my skin." "I'm a follower of Christ. I am a veteran. I'm a West Point grad. I am an Apache pilot. I'm a United States congressman for a white majority district and yes, I am black and I am proud." "But first and foremost, I am an AMERICAN and our laws should reflect that and right now, the left is trying to hammer us because they're saying that there is not going to be any black people that's going to represent the Republican Party in Congress next year!" "But what they also fail to realize is that 3 of the 4 ran or are running for higher office and one is retiring." "And what I don't want to do is put the burden in our laws to ensure that we have an outcome of X amount black people or this and that because of the way someone looks!" "I want the people of every single district that gets drawn in America to choose the best person." "Last time I ran, I had about 10 people that were in my Republican primary and none of them were white and I was the only black guy. And of course, I won without a runoff last time I ran for Congress. And why is that? Because people are choosing the best candidate." "As someone like me who is a direct descendant of a slave who is living the American dream — because the people are NOT judging me based on the color of my skin. By the content of my character is exactly what our laws should reflect!" Wesley Hunt Kayleigh McEnany Saturday in America
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🚨 JUST IN: Rep. Wesley Hunt OBLITERATES leftists who keep saying black people need to be treated differently, as if they can't earn anything He NAILED IT. "I am a living breathing product of that dream. And so is Clarence Thomas!" "I don't want ANYTHING given to me because of the way I look because of the color of my skin." "I'm a follower of Christ. I am a veteran. I'm a West Point grad. I am an Apache pilot. I'm a United States congressman for a white majority district and yes, I am black and I am proud." "But first and foremost, I am an AMERICAN and our laws should reflect that and right now, the left is trying to hammer us because they're saying that there is not going to be any black people that's going to represent the Republican Party in Congress next year!" "But what they also fail to realize is that 3 of the 4 ran or are running for higher office and one is retiring." "And what I don't want to do is put the burden in our laws to ensure that we have an outcome of X amount black people or this and that because of the way someone looks!" "I want the people of every single district that gets drawn in America to choose the best person." "Last time I ran, I had about 10 people that were in my Republican primary and none of them were white and I was the only black guy. And of course, I won without a runoff last time I ran for Congress. And why is that? Because people are choosing the best candidate." "As someone like me who is a direct descendant of a slave who is living the American dream — because the people are NOT judging me based on the color of my skin. By the content of my character is exactly what our laws should reflect!" Wesley Hunt Kayleigh McEnany Saturday in America

Eric Daugherty

83,834 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

This woman was asked “what kind of black woman are you? To vote for MAGA?” Her response is epic. “I am the kind of black woman who is educated. I have done several research on American history, I actually love American history. I’m also well traveled, having been to 5 out of the 7 continents. I love the Lord and my family and I love America. I am an immigrant and I care about what the future holds for my children and my grandchildren who have yet to be born. What I do today will affect them tomorrow. So, what kind of black woman am I to vote for MAGA? The kind that wants to Make America Great Again!” Boom! 🙌 What a response! Gives me the chills!
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This woman was asked “what kind of black woman are you? To vote for MAGA?” Her response is epic. “I am the kind of black woman who is educated. I have done several research on American history, I actually love American history. I’m also well traveled, having been to 5 out of the 7 continents. I love the Lord and my family and I love America. I am an immigrant and I care about what the future holds for my children and my grandchildren who have yet to be born. What I do today will affect them tomorrow. So, what kind of black woman am I to vote for MAGA? The kind that wants to Make America Great Again!” Boom! 🙌 What a response! Gives me the chills!

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Bianca Belair on black diversity. “The most broad answer I can give is black people aren’t a monolith. We’re so diverse that there’s not one type of black. And that was one thing when I was in NXT, and I was very intentional about bringing my culture to the table and making it known that there is not one type of black.” “So when I was in NXT for Black History Month, I did a photo shoot where I had all of the girls come and we all wore different shades of blue, to represent that there is not one type of black. We’re all different shades of blue but at the end of the day, it’s still blue.” (2024)
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Bianca Belair on black diversity. “The most broad answer I can give is black people aren’t a monolith. We’re so diverse that there’s not one type of black. And that was one thing when I was in NXT, and I was very intentional about bringing my culture to the table and making it known that there is not one type of black.” “So when I was in NXT for Black History Month, I did a photo shoot where I had all of the girls come and we all wore different shades of blue, to represent that there is not one type of black. We’re all different shades of blue but at the end of the day, it’s still blue.” (2024)

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69,660 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

When I say that a specific group wants me to create black stories and characters that represent them. They typically mean creating stereotypical hood culture while downplaying my own creations at Venus Orion Comics. I was told that my art caters to Asian people and I'll never be accepted by them. Who said I am looking for acceptance from anyone? I create out of passion, so even if no one ever embraces my work, I will continue to create because I love it! When I create stories and worlds, I create them for myself. I don't create them with an audience in mind. I allow the audience to decide whether they resonate with it.
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When I say that a specific group wants me to create black stories and characters that represent them. They typically mean creating stereotypical hood culture while downplaying my own creations at Venus Orion Comics. I was told that my art caters to Asian people and I'll never be accepted by them. Who said I am looking for acceptance from anyone? I create out of passion, so even if no one ever embraces my work, I will continue to create because I love it! When I create stories and worlds, I create them for myself. I don't create them with an audience in mind. I allow the audience to decide whether they resonate with it.

MugenLord

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I found this video to be hilariously sad and oddly interesting. This is a Black man trying to get their Mixed biracial daughter to choose the black girl bottle option, but the but the mixed girl kept choosing the white girl one. This oddly seems to upset him for some reason, even suggesting that she made "the wrong choice." Keep in mind the black man himself chose a white woman as a partner, procreated and gave birth to a mixed child, and is now acting surprised or upset that his mixed child is choosing the white girl bottle over the black one. This is what always happens. Mixed people oftentimes consciously or unconsciously lean towards their white side. The only reason why a lot of mixed people today often claim to be black is because the white community rejects them wholeheartedly. I promise you if white people weren't so bigoted of mixed people or hung up on the one drop rule nonsense, a lot of mixed people would likely choose to be white representing as opposed to black representing. When you have mixed children you have to come to terms that they may not want to identify with their black side. It's hard to sell them on that notion when they can just look at you and see that you chose someone who wasn't part of your race. Also why is it that people expect mixed people to choose their black side? They are mixed. It's a 50/50. They can choose either side and you have to be content with that. That's the choice you made when you brought them into this world.
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I found this video to be hilariously sad and oddly interesting. This is a Black man trying to get their Mixed biracial daughter to choose the black girl bottle option, but the but the mixed girl kept choosing the white girl one. This oddly seems to upset him for some reason, even suggesting that she made "the wrong choice." Keep in mind the black man himself chose a white woman as a partner, procreated and gave birth to a mixed child, and is now acting surprised or upset that his mixed child is choosing the white girl bottle over the black one. This is what always happens. Mixed people oftentimes consciously or unconsciously lean towards their white side. The only reason why a lot of mixed people today often claim to be black is because the white community rejects them wholeheartedly. I promise you if white people weren't so bigoted of mixed people or hung up on the one drop rule nonsense, a lot of mixed people would likely choose to be white representing as opposed to black representing. When you have mixed children you have to come to terms that they may not want to identify with their black side. It's hard to sell them on that notion when they can just look at you and see that you chose someone who wasn't part of your race. Also why is it that people expect mixed people to choose their black side? They are mixed. It's a 50/50. They can choose either side and you have to be content with that. That's the choice you made when you brought them into this world.

Scion (PanAfroCore)

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Exactly, and I am called the sellout for creating my own comics that don't fit their preferred aesthetic of what they believe blackness should be. These are the same group of people who demand that other cultures validate their existence. But somehow I am the self-hater. There are plenty of Black Creators out there, but since it's not mainstream, none of it counts. Full Video:
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Exactly, and I am called the sellout for creating my own comics that don't fit their preferred aesthetic of what they believe blackness should be. These are the same group of people who demand that other cultures validate their existence. But somehow I am the self-hater. There are plenty of Black Creators out there, but since it's not mainstream, none of it counts. Full Video:

MugenLord

20,155 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

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
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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

Wall Street Apes

410,708 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

I hear literally nothing but facts “If systemic racism exists now, the 2 groups that it's against are white people and Asians. It's not happening to Black people” “Being Black in America in 2026 is one of the greatest things to ever happen to me. Jobs have diversity quotas, affirmative action in college — There's so much bending over backwards for the Black community and for the feelings of Black people. And during campaigns, it's all about how can we cater to the Black community. You are privileged to be Black in America now. But then when you look over at white people, it's like white people are constantly demonized. Constantly like, "Oh my gosh, I can't believe you said that. I'm not allowed to say that." If we're in such a racist country, why is it that Black people are able to say and do what they want, but white people feel like they can't? It's so hypocritical. But the Asians, the Asians are the ones that I'm surprised don't speak out on it more. 'Cause when you look at something like the SAT, the average Asian to go to the same school, the same program as a Black person has to score like 250 points higher on the SAT than a Black person” Everything is so true but it’s actually worse than he’s describing. Blacks actually get a 450 point advantage on SAT scores which is INSANE This is real and well documented According to the key school data the effective admissions advantage for Black applicants could reach around 450 SAT points relative to Asian applicants at selective private institutions
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I hear literally nothing but facts “If systemic racism exists now, the 2 groups that it's against are white people and Asians. It's not happening to Black people” “Being Black in America in 2026 is one of the greatest things to ever happen to me. Jobs have diversity quotas, affirmative action in college — There's so much bending over backwards for the Black community and for the feelings of Black people. And during campaigns, it's all about how can we cater to the Black community. You are privileged to be Black in America now. But then when you look over at white people, it's like white people are constantly demonized. Constantly like, "Oh my gosh, I can't believe you said that. I'm not allowed to say that." If we're in such a racist country, why is it that Black people are able to say and do what they want, but white people feel like they can't? It's so hypocritical. But the Asians, the Asians are the ones that I'm surprised don't speak out on it more. 'Cause when you look at something like the SAT, the average Asian to go to the same school, the same program as a Black person has to score like 250 points higher on the SAT than a Black person” Everything is so true but it’s actually worse than he’s describing. Blacks actually get a 450 point advantage on SAT scores which is INSANE This is real and well documented According to the key school data the effective admissions advantage for Black applicants could reach around 450 SAT points relative to Asian applicants at selective private institutions

Wall Street Apes

133,656 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce

I’ve tried to mind my business, but when Black peoples are being terrorized in my city, that’s my business. Tonight I went before the city council here in Baton Rouge to express my grievances against the government. Not everybody like when you speak the truth plainly, but I have learned that the truth stands against opinions and lies. So tell it. If what happened in the Brave Cave in Baton Rouge had happened to white women and men people would be in jail already. I have put a demand on the leaders I’ve gone out and asked people to support on this very platform. So I won’t be a hypocrite, I will challenge them the same way I did their predecessor when injustice was done to Black people. Advocacy is about consistency. It’s about moving the conversation even if it makes everyone uncomfortable. Too many of us care more about decorum than we do injustice. I have never and will never cease to speak truth to power. I’m going to always rise to speak for my people, especially when the leaders we’ve elected have been so silent. Arrest the cops, that’s what justice looks like. #WorkToDo #KeepPushing #RisingAlways
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I’ve tried to mind my business, but when Black peoples are being terrorized in my city, that’s my business. Tonight I went before the city council here in Baton Rouge to express my grievances against the government. Not everybody like when you speak the truth plainly, but I have learned that the truth stands against opinions and lies. So tell it. If what happened in the Brave Cave in Baton Rouge had happened to white women and men people would be in jail already. I have put a demand on the leaders I’ve gone out and asked people to support on this very platform. So I won’t be a hypocrite, I will challenge them the same way I did their predecessor when injustice was done to Black people. Advocacy is about consistency. It’s about moving the conversation even if it makes everyone uncomfortable. Too many of us care more about decorum than we do injustice. I have never and will never cease to speak truth to power. I’m going to always rise to speak for my people, especially when the leaders we’ve elected have been so silent. Arrest the cops, that’s what justice looks like. #WorkToDo #KeepPushing #RisingAlways

Gary Chambers

243,000 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

"Them people (white people) don't like you, and they don't support anything that you would do if it was positive to the black community." This is what many Black Americans are told. Below is a respectful conversation between black men that needs to be had more.
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"Them people (white people) don't like you, and they don't support anything that you would do if it was positive to the black community." This is what many Black Americans are told. Below is a respectful conversation between black men that needs to be had more.

Jeffery Mead

105,291 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

I guess Black Lives Don’t Matter to Black people unless you have the same beliefs as them. Black people are supporting White Liberals who assaulted me because I criticize the Black community's destructive and dysfunctional culture and oppose mass migration into the United States. They’re cheering for the cops who arrested me after I was practicing my First Amendment right that I serve this country to defend.
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I guess Black Lives Don’t Matter to Black people unless you have the same beliefs as them. Black people are supporting White Liberals who assaulted me because I criticize the Black community's destructive and dysfunctional culture and oppose mass migration into the United States. They’re cheering for the cops who arrested me after I was practicing my First Amendment right that I serve this country to defend.

Andre Williams

11,697 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

When they had to fairly compete with black folks without the help of white privilege and when I say to be afraid of black people being successful this is when the show they are true monsters
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When they had to fairly compete with black folks without the help of white privilege and when I say to be afraid of black people being successful this is when the show they are true monsters

kevin blue

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MIC DROP: Rep. Wesley Hunt FIRES BACK at Gavin Newsom’s “I’m like you” 960 SAT remark to a room full of Black voters. “Gavin, you’re not like me. I studied my butt off to get here!” “Under no circumstances are you going to just belittle us by assuming that all Black people have a 960 SAT and we could barely read.” “I had parents who believed in education. We had a sign in our house that said, ‘Jesus + education equals success.’” “There’s a reason why I earned three master’s degrees in four years from Cornell University. My brother is a Harvard Business School graduate. My sister has her master’s degree in Applied Mathematics. She was a West Point instructor while both my brother and I were cadets, and WE WERE BLACK doing it the entire time.” “And so when you say that I can’t read and I have a 960 SAT, the insinuation that you are putting on all Black people is that we are a monolith, that this is how you view us.” “I call it the soft bigotry of low expectations.” “I think about Hillary Clinton carrying hot sauce in her purse. I think about Joe Biden saying, ‘If you don’t vote for me, then you ain’t Black.’ I think about Kathy Hochul talking about ‘Black kids don’t even know what a computer is.’ And I see these kinds of things, and I just shake my head.” “I worked my butt off to get here. Hard work, grit, determination, and I’m standing on my own two feet as a Black man that represents a white majority district that President Trump would have won by 20 points, and I won by 25 points because I’m being judged not by the color of my skin, but by the content of my character.”
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MIC DROP: Rep. Wesley Hunt FIRES BACK at Gavin Newsom’s “I’m like you” 960 SAT remark to a room full of Black voters. “Gavin, you’re not like me. I studied my butt off to get here!” “Under no circumstances are you going to just belittle us by assuming that all Black people have a 960 SAT and we could barely read.” “I had parents who believed in education. We had a sign in our house that said, ‘Jesus + education equals success.’” “There’s a reason why I earned three master’s degrees in four years from Cornell University. My brother is a Harvard Business School graduate. My sister has her master’s degree in Applied Mathematics. She was a West Point instructor while both my brother and I were cadets, and WE WERE BLACK doing it the entire time.” “And so when you say that I can’t read and I have a 960 SAT, the insinuation that you are putting on all Black people is that we are a monolith, that this is how you view us.” “I call it the soft bigotry of low expectations.” “I think about Hillary Clinton carrying hot sauce in her purse. I think about Joe Biden saying, ‘If you don’t vote for me, then you ain’t Black.’ I think about Kathy Hochul talking about ‘Black kids don’t even know what a computer is.’ And I see these kinds of things, and I just shake my head.” “I worked my butt off to get here. Hard work, grit, determination, and I’m standing on my own two feet as a Black man that represents a white majority district that President Trump would have won by 20 points, and I won by 25 points because I’m being judged not by the color of my skin, but by the content of my character.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

282,703 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Donald Trump to the National Association of Black Journalists: “A lot of the journalists in this room are black. I will tell you that coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen to be taking black jobs. Q. “What’s exactly is a black job, sir?" Trump: "A black job is anybody that has a job! That's what it is.”
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Donald Trump to the National Association of Black Journalists: “A lot of the journalists in this room are black. I will tell you that coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen to be taking black jobs. Q. “What’s exactly is a black job, sir?" Trump: "A black job is anybody that has a job! That's what it is.”

Republicans against Trump

6,824,317 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

One thing I’ve started realizing as a Black creator…There's a specific group that doesn’t actually want Black creators to be creative. They want Black creators to create the version of Blackness THEY personally approve of. The moment your art style, characters, inspirations, or storytelling steps outside that box… suddenly you’re “not Black enough.” Full Video:
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One thing I’ve started realizing as a Black creator…There's a specific group that doesn’t actually want Black creators to be creative. They want Black creators to create the version of Blackness THEY personally approve of. The moment your art style, characters, inspirations, or storytelling steps outside that box… suddenly you’re “not Black enough.” Full Video:

MugenLord

447,970 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Charlie Kirk: “I think skin color is irrelevant. Why do you care so much about it?…You say ‘representation.” Let me tell you something—the only representation that matters is VALUES, not skin color.” Racist student: “Black values aren’t important to you!” Charlie Kirk: “What are ‘black values’?” Racist student: [babbles incoherently and filibusters] Charlie Kirk: “You know what black values are? They’re CHRISTIAN values, because they’re one of the most Christian populations in the country. That’s what black values are…I don’t accept these distinctions between black and white people; the only difference is melanin content.”
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Charlie Kirk: “I think skin color is irrelevant. Why do you care so much about it?…You say ‘representation.” Let me tell you something—the only representation that matters is VALUES, not skin color.” Racist student: “Black values aren’t important to you!” Charlie Kirk: “What are ‘black values’?” Racist student: [babbles incoherently and filibusters] Charlie Kirk: “You know what black values are? They’re CHRISTIAN values, because they’re one of the most Christian populations in the country. That’s what black values are…I don’t accept these distinctions between black and white people; the only difference is melanin content.”

Natalie Jean Beisner

2,002,407 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

are you aware of the impact of ice on black people? when i was in tijuana in 2018 for the 93punx album i was shocked to see that the majority of those awaiting asylum were black we gotta stick together this conversation is from the intimate listening sessions for my new project ‘sundiata’ at my link in bio
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are you aware of the impact of ice on black people? when i was in tijuana in 2018 for the 93punx album i was shocked to see that the majority of those awaiting asylum were black we gotta stick together this conversation is from the intimate listening sessions for my new project ‘sundiata’ at my link in bio

Vic Mensa

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