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I'm only going to say something ONCE. Mainly because it's hella irritating, given my experience.... Fake ass Black Panther shit. Another group DEEPLY imbedded with FEDS and agents. A Real Black movement is raising a Family that is Strong, Industrious, and DEFENDED BY YOU.

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Respect is given where respect is due This black kid respectfully engages with ChudTheBuilder & Chud shows mutual respect back Until another black guy walks up & says “you should know better than to say that word” and then proceeds to call Chud a nigger Rules for thee

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