That’s right H0 azz niggaz…. 🫡😂😂😂😂 #FBA

@dirtymike3638 Emblem of America. #AmericanIndian

My FBA niggas

😂😆The museum does not say this statue means Black Americans are the real Indians indigenous people of America @grok

The children of The Most High Yahuah. 12 Tribes Royalty. The edomite reclassified you but he can't replace what God has ordained.

Religon is fake & man made. Move along

Suck a dick fag

why they be tryna hijack all our history to Africa 😭they want us to be African so bad all of a sudden.

"Negros da terra"👍🏾👍🏾

@MrsEvans916 Powhatan Indians

Keep putting it in their faces

Damn, now the blax are the Aztec's?

Fact ✅ Completely Made up by artist, imagination, Blending all aspects together as stereotypical figurines, a Popular Exotic Art Trend 1800- 1900’s: Invented Indians & Exoticized Figures: Race, Art, and Commercial Decor That title covers cigar-store figures, “noble/ignoble savage” paintings and prints, advertising imagery, and blackamoor-style furniture or knick-knacks without treating them as historically accurate Native portraits. Museums themselves note that a cigar-store “Indian” does not represent any single Indigenous person or nation.

@grok This does NOT speak directly to what I posted ignoramus

@grok @grok Fact ✅ CLIFFY BARKSDALE "This does NOT speak directly to what I posted ignoramus" reply please.

The statue in that video is a stereotypical commercial art figure from the era of invented "Indian" mascots and exoticized sculptures. Artists blended features for decoration and advertising, not to portray any actual Indigenous person or nation. Museums confirm these do not represent real historical individuals. The AI recreation is pure invention too. The explanation addresses the imagery directly.

@Cameron25489015 🫡

We wuz Pocohantas in sheet.

We have to get this account banned everyone should report it

🤣🤣🤣

This the only waay ii want to see AI

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣looks gay

lol wait until he finds out the statue is of African origin 😂

Made by Europeans who never went to the Americas