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TKP🇭🇹's profile picture
TKP🇭🇹9 months ago

we keep arguing amongst ourselves meanwhile this administration is actively trying to destroy all of our freedoms..we cant even stop arguing long enough to focus on the very real threat to all of us smh

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pontiac bandit doug judy9 months ago

*taps sign*

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Katherine Harris9 months ago

The way he clocked it because EVERYONE emulates US and NOT the other way around not ever lol 😂

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JT9 months ago

I watched all 2+ hours of this interview and Frank (the African dude) was arguing in bad faith. He constantly kept cutting them off when they were trynna state their points. When he was factually wrong and misinformed he would “I didn’t know that and don’t know enough about that specific situation so I do not wanna talk about it” when presented with evidence. He asked why don’t block people build their own community and when David gave all the times when we did they were burnt down or flooded and destroyed he completely dismissed it. He wanted them to see his world view but refused to see ours because it directly confronted his way of thinking. He was making me mad lowkey.

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Welsing Fan Club9 months ago

It’s amazing how the Black Diaspora hates Black America all while their respective countries are a mess. They won’t go back to fight for it, they don’t care about their own people, don’t care about a damn thing except disparaging Black American history, life, culture and liberty.

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🐺HudsaidGo ✭🏁9 months ago

We Simply don’t have Tribal Culture We are the Original Culture/ Soul Culture People copy the Original if there Tribal Culture was so great why do they copy and demonize us just like European Americans bc they all worked together Pac said it best “It’s just me(US) against the 🌍”

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Mudee Jenkins9 months ago

More reading, less video watching!

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Don Salmon9 months ago

@Ice_Phantom Most of those record companies and the people benefit from black culture mostly is white people, European American executive.

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Amarula9 months ago

He basically said a whole lot of nothing. His talking about creativity. Even here in South Africa, we turned Caterpillar construction boots into a fashion statement, but nobody’s out here saying that’s our entire culture. Creativity and culture aren’t the same thing.

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SHI The Muse🧚🏾9 months ago

It’s sad because we really haven’t been left alone since our people were brought here! There are eyes always on us. ALWAYS!

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X9 months ago

can bet this whole BA and Africans discourse is not organic. In my lived experience as an African, BA culture like he said is greatly admired and heavily copied in Africa Look at how we talk when we want to talk foreign, cultural references, etc. Seed of division being sowed

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Wizdom9 months ago

@elonmusk @realDonaldTrump Diddy's reckoning isn't the only reckoning God has in-store for these Devils on the planet. The ⏰ is NOW

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javion_🏹9 months ago

These elder African folks even fixing their mouths to say some degenerative shit like we don’t culture… that’s funny because you wouldn’t be allowed across our borders without the struggle our people endured over the years. In fact every incentive they get from being allowed to migrate here for an education or otherwise, wouldn’t exist without the culture they claim we don’t have. From asylum to green cards, that shit wouldn’t exist for anyone coming from the continent of Africa, without our culture. There would still be slave trade transactions from that continent, without our culture.

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What's Your Thoughts On This Podcast?9 months ago

In college this African girl told me because Im An FBA that I'm white in the mind because I received the white man's education. I was baffled because this chick was in college with me getting the same education lol. I just had to laugh and shake my head at her lol.

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Julien Riley9 months ago

That African hates Africa, and hates himself. And he projects everything he hates about himself of black Americans that he admirers. But with love comes more hate, because it makes himself hate himself more.

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Ricky Gulliory9 months ago

I can care less with a bunch of tribal Africans think about me, this man is delusional. He doesn’t even know what culture is himself, but he’s trying to project his nonsense on us.. black Americans are documented we know who our grandpa grandparents and our great grandparents. This man doesn’t even know his great great grandmother’s birthday. 🤔✍🏾

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Blik9 months ago

This dialogue must be had before consolidating the Global Black movement I agree w/the brother Ignorant people have disrespected the frontline of Black resistance, the American Black, here for centuries struggling and fighting the oppressor unceasingly. It’s a resistance culture

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O'saa 🐊🛸9 months ago

Dude only said African Americans don't have authentic culture and just wanted simple examples of it and he started yapping and giving a whole sermon about unrelated things. The point is black American culture comes from different groups, we didn't invent all of it piece by piece.

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David Tega Itabita 😑9 months ago

It boils down to the fact that we are the same, we may like to find differences here and there, but we are all the same

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🐺HudsaidGo ✭🏁9 months ago

We still run the land with herbs today — our herbal culture never left. These clowns stay using our medicine, our rituals, our spells every damn day. Our invention. Our culture. Full stop.🔥🌿

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Twiistz9 months ago

I'd add to this and say most of the world copies America and black people are pretty much among the two most influential groups in America. So it makes sense why Afro-Caribbeans and Africans would copy them. Then again, Bob Marley inspired a generation as well.

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Noflake❄9 months ago

He's claiming Timberlands is a "black" thing because a few rappers started wearing them? They didn't invent shit.

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Gerin X9 months ago

This idiot also either ignores the crime stats of blk ppl, or doesn’t care. Blk ppl do have culture And it’s rife with violence and thievery

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Byron Vironos9 months ago

No warships came to get them because it was a business transaction. This guy needs to stop acting like people were just robbed from Africa.

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𓐬 ✞ NoblePhares ✞ 𓐬9 months ago

The ignorance in these claims is staggering. America as a whole made these cultural contributions possible, not "Black America" in isolation. The world emulates American culture in general, not some separate "Black American" culture. I lived through every stage of this era. The shifts in fashion, music, and style were never driven solely by Black Americans; they were driven by America—by all of us, together, across racial and economic lines. When I was growing up, Carhartt jackets and Timberland boots were simply the durable, affordable clothes working class kids, Black, White, Latino, everybody, could buy. Then Havoc and Prodigy and other NY rappers wore them in a video, and Wall Street began offering massive endorsement deals to wear their products, and suddenly those same poor-kid staples became "hot" everywhere. When you were broke, a pack of five plain white T-shirts for five dollars at the dollar store was how you stayed fresh. Then Eminem blew up, and overnight those same white tees were trendy amongst folks who could afford to dress however they desired; nothing changed but perception. It worked both ways: hip-hop artists rising from the bottom emulated lower-income American style, and in return, the upper and upper-middle classes started copying them. Marketing amplified the whole cycle, but the root was shared American experience, not a one-directional or racially exclusive phenomenon. The notion that Black Americans have been creating and owning an entirely separate culture all along is divisive fiction. What we call "Black culture" in these contexts is American culture, full stop. Anyone insisting otherwise is either trying to deceive people or is profoundly ignorant of reality.

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M00NLiGHT9 months ago

Bro using black rappers for a history talking point but he will never know about the 54th regiment of the union the real black Americans who formed what should’ve been black society your real hero’s 💀🤚

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Rill9 months ago

Tired conversation. If someone believes we have no culture that’s their opinion and rather it be true or false it doesn’t make us less or better than. Keep enjoying what u enjoy while trying to be better everyday.

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Well Done Sir9 months ago

Profit of off what we create and then demonize us for creating it. 🔥

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ka blam9 months ago

Most copied? It’s degenerates besides blks didn’t copy mafia guys? It’s only music & it’s business owning things take skills & building something blks aren’t good at & that’s building yall good at copying & saying ppl copy yall but it was massa who you coooed

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edge9 months ago

When did Africans say this about BA? This misinformation is really take black people years behind while the rest of other races forge ahead.

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Reid Media🤞🏾9 months ago

Haiti was left to develop? Not true. Some knuckle heads? No accountability AT ALL

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🐺WOLF OF LONG BEACH🐺9 months ago

Black people in America had a Culture when they were led by men before the Civil Rights Movement and it was American culture! We were never a “Black”Community or collective! The fight was always to be Free American men!

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!SMK🇿🇲9 months ago

To say Haitians were left alone is crazy.

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