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🧵🚨Status Erasure Notice Issued🚨 We have formally sent enforcement emails to Shaboozey’s connected record labels regarding statements made during the Grammys that erase Freedmen history. Freedmen are not immigrants. Our ancestors’ forced labor built this country before immigration pathways existed. Black History Month does not permit historical substitution. Corrections...

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🚨 OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM AMERICAN FREEDMEN LEGAL FUND & FREEDMEN NATION 🚨 We are calling out Don Keith (Don Keith) for spreading lies and misinformation about American Freedmen and reparations. His recent video on X (formerly Twitter) distorts history, disrespects Freedmen soldiers who fought for this nation, and ignores the centuries of stolen labor and wealth that built America. 📢 THE FACTS: ✅ Over 200,000 Freedmen fought for the Union in the Civil War—risking death and re-enslavement. ✅ Freedmen have served in EVERY U.S. war—from the Buffalo Soldiers to segregated WWII units—while being denied full rights at home. ✅ Union soldiers were paid and honored. Freedmen’s ancestors were enslaved, forced to labor without compensation, and systematically denied wealth, land, and opportunity. 🔴 We are giving Don Keith 15 DAYS to remove his false and defamatory video from X. If he refuses, Freedmen Nation and the American Freedmen Legal Fund will take action, including boycotts and other measures to hold him accountable. 🚨 CALL TO ACTION: We need ALL Freedmen and our allies to post this statement on Don Keith’s timeline! Tag him, comment on his posts, and demand he take down his lies! We are not tolerating this disrespect! 📌 Go to his post and flood his timeline with the truth: 🔗 🔥 Don Keith, Freedmen descendants are driving engagement on your post, meaning you’re profiting off our outrage—just like our ancestors were exploited for free labor. What have you done to earn our attention or benefit from our history? Nothing. You don’t get to spread lies, stir controversy, and make money off the very people whose ancestors built this country without compensation. 🔥 FLOOD HIS TIMELINE. Spread the truth. Demand justice. Reparations are not a gift—they are a DEBT. __________________________________________ Support the American Freedmen Legal Fund with a Donation. Donate: CashApp donation to #FreedmenNation #AmericanFreedmenLegalFund #ReparationsNow #TruthMatters #AmericanFreedmen

Arthur Watkins Jr. 🇺🇸

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⭕️ We are Banyamulenge. We are Tutsi. We are of Banyarwanda ancestry, and we are Congolese. None of these identities contradicts the others. The name Banyamulenge was never intended to erase or deny our origins. Before the name became widely used, our community was commonly identified as Banyarwanda, Tutsi, or Tutsi-Banyarwanda of South Kivu. Becoming known as Banyamulenge did not create a new ethnicity, nor did it erase the history and ancestry that existed before the name. ⭕️The name Banyamulenge acquired an important territorial and political meaning because it helped distinguish Congolese Tutsi-Banyarwanda families who had lived in Congo for generations from Tutsi refugees who arrived from Rwanda, particularly following the upheavals beginning in 1959. Identifying ourselves as Banyamulenge was a way of saying: we are from here; we have deep roots and a distinct history in South Kivu; we are not newly arrived refugees. It was an affirmation of our Congolese belonging, not a rejection of our ancestry or our Tutsi identity. ⭕️That is why saying, “I am Banyamulenge, therefore I am not Tutsi and have no historical connection to Banyarwanda,” amounts to denying part of our own history. We do not need to deny our ancestry to prove our Congolese nationality. Colonial borders did not erase the peoples, languages, cultures, and histories that existed before those borders were drawn. Being Tutsi, speaking Kinyarwanda, and having historical roots connected to Rwanda does not make us citizens of Rwanda today. Ancestry and nationality are not the same thing. ⭕️ In that sense, the Banyamulenge identity itself represented an ideology of self-preservation—Twirwaneho—long before Twirwaneho became an organization. It asserted our existence, our history, and our right to belong in Congo without requiring us to deny who we are. We are Banyamulenge because of the distinct community and history we built in South Kivu; we are Tutsi by ethnicity and heritage; we are of Banyarwanda ancestry; and we are Congolese by nationality and generations of belonging. The name Banyamulenge was never meant to erase where we came from—it affirmed where we belong. Both of these elders are stating historical facts, and correct. Tito Rutaremara Cc: Monsieur Gapangwa!

Adele Kibasumba

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I have consistently maintained this view regarding illegal immigration from our southern border, and I extend the same principle to those seeking to enter from elsewhere: immigration is not a global entitlement. Entry into the United States is not a moral guarantee—it is a policy decision that must be made based on our national interests. Period. The United States has always been a nation of immigrants, yes—but only when immigration was tied to a clear contribution to the country’s development. We cannot continue to frame immigration as an emotional issue. It is a matter of economic limits, social cohesion, and political responsibility. Assimilation is necessary, but it is not sufficient. Even the most well-meaning immigrant draws from the same finite pool of housing, education, healthcare, and job opportunities as native-born citizens. That is not an ideological opinion—it is a reality of scarcity. Resources are not elastic. We have overcrowded schools, strained hospitals, and a housing crisis that is pricing out working-class Americans. Only a fool would advocate adding more people to a stressed system, regardless of their character or intentions, worsens these challenges. This is not about demonizing anyone. It is about prioritizing Americans—particularly the working-class, who are often the first to feel the pressure of unchecked immigration. Low-skilled workers are often the ones who are asked to absorb the costs of policies designed by elites who remain immune to their disastrous consequences. I think we need a temporary immigration moratorium, it’s not isolationist; it is pragmatic. It is not a wall against the world—it is a pause to rebuild our foundation. Before we open the door any wider, we must ensure the house is in order. We must fix our schools, address our housing shortage, restore the integrity of our immigration laws, and rebalance a labor market that is growing increasingly hostile to the working people of this country. Immigration must serve the national interest—not sentimentalism, not globalism, and certainly not guilt. Until we can guarantee that our immigration system works for the American people, we have no obligation—moral or legal—to accept others simply because they ask or because some people feel bad. This is not a rejection of compassion. It is a reaffirmation of responsibility.

Shermichael Singleton

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🇦🇺 Glimmer of hope - we WILL get our country back Australians Right now, we have politicians, journalists & institutions that either ignore 200 years of our nation’s history or demonise it as something to be ashamed of My kid spoke at a multicultural speaking competition at school this week by speaking about her family history of convicts & criminals, & how being transported to New South Wales was the best thing that could’ve ever happened to them because of the opportunities that are offered to those who come to Australia & work hard The topics on offer were the usual list of ideological rubbish of stop racism, multicultural is our new state religion etc, but the topic she chose was every family has a history And she bloody well won!!🏆 We are all sick of the negativity & the doom & gloom peddled by Labor, Greens, Teals about our history, our culture & the people who built this nation - incessantly casting us as a nation that needs to be fixed with DEI, humiliation rituals, destroying social cohesion by elevating every other culture but our own, shaming, guilt & lies recast as “truth-telling” Like every single other nation on the Earth, our history is imperfect, but we have so much to be proud of Which is exactly why we have the problem of rapid mass uncontrolled immigration, because everybody wants to come here Because yes, we do have the best country with the best culture & the best people There is a reason why we don’t have net negative migration Australians, be proud & do not allow the bastards who wants to destroy us, to win #AustraliaFirst

Katherine Deves 🇦🇺

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