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@MrGabriel_0
“They use thier tokens to go after black people who get out of line” is the key here. Who are the “tokens” might you ask? Welp she just said they used a “Black” man WITH an AFRICAN name. Remember that DEI conversation? Now can you put the pieces together on who the tokens are.
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@ajoannax
Yall want the girlies to think the bar is in hell, and I promise it’s not 😂👍. As long as you are looking for a COMMITTED relationship with a GOOD man, he will want to do nothing but provide. The ones who know what to do, will do it.
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@aalathegod
@FvshionsWarrior
Tbh I think it’s the lack of journalism in the black community circles that causes these conversations, I was thinking the same way until I read that she was invited by LV. So it’s like why not put that as the post caption? So I don’t think she paid to do this???
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@FBA6681954
@Patrici03603072
Shitting in your own streets.
The Lagos State Government has commenced a cleanup of open defecation in Ojodu Berger.
The Lagos State Government is also warning against defecating on roadways, emphasizing the importance of public hygiene and sanitation.
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@MzPoeticDivFem
He was closer to him than anyone on this timeline trying to discredit this man will ever be😂😂
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@Tyllaaaaaaa
If you need to understand how colorism is racism then people should hear it from the horses mouth. Here is an episode from The Real World season 9 episode 13. This is why many don’t want to be classified as Black in SA. This is their history.
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@l3l2ucelee
@BuzzingPop
As an artist myself, this is exactly why I don’t post anything I do anymore. Not until I have a better understanding of how to protect my art. Because hearing stuff like this is so heartbreaking.
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@PresidentAdaeze
She doesn’t want to be Black. There is history in South Africa that makes black the lowest class. See here for yourself.
@Tyllaaaaaaa
If you need to understand how colorism is racism then people should hear it from the horses mouth. Here is an episode from The Real World season 9 episode 13. This is why many don’t want to be classified as Black in SA. This is their history.
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@missravenl
There we go🙌
@aalathegod
@FvshionsWarrior
Tbh I think it’s the lack of journalism in the black community circles that causes these conversations, I was thinking the same way until I read that she was invited by LV. So it’s like why not put that as the post caption? So I don’t think she paid to do this???
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@teodio1837
@vespi808
He’s fragile but you with your flag in bio called him a slur in immediate response to HIS post? How ignorant.
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@spicebae_
This song is my favorite till this day because of this movie!! This a certified classic!
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@DjangoCali
@imjustqui
Right cause they weird always trying to excuse some inexcusable behavior.
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@omoreyy_
@Jah___________1
@ajoannax
Neither did I. He having a hard time getting back to me though.
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@IssaGlo18
@46Unava
Jamaicans aren’t black, they come from Jamaica. You can’t assimilate into a culture. You cannot be Black American by proxy. If that’s the case, any race can call themselves Black without having to endure what actual Black Americans have throughout history. This is important.
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@nasescobar316
Ik he’s an American born citizen… he just plays entirely too much. He’s talked down on the group of people supporting his career in this country. Plus he likes to play the flag game. Essentially, he’s not culturally Black Amer, since he thinks “Black Americans have no culture”.
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@IssaGlo18
@46Unava
If I go to Jamaica on a holiday, I’m still a Black American. I wouldn’t claim to be Jamaican because that is not my heritage or history. That is the point I’m making, just because you “look” Black in America, doesn’t make you Black American. Again Kamala, Indian & Jamaican.
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@Omowale99949437
They’re own citizens, They’re own American people. Did a history project on Tulsa in High-school.
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@only1showers
@jess_hilarious
Tbh, if the black woman in question constantly disrespects themselves everyday, posting degrading twerking videos and naked online for a living- I’d probably tell people to hush up about Race too. Nothing to do with her being black, she isn’t respectable.
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@sadearchive
I wish I could have went to jazz concerts like this. Being born in the 2000s is only having the option to listen to dj’d music or stripper karaoke. THIS was real. The band. Sade. Everything was real.
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@IssaGlo18
@46Unava
Be specific in your delivery. When we say someone isn’t Black in America, that’s what we mean. Kamala isn’t a Black American. She is Jamaican and Indian. No Black American. In Jamaica she may be Black Jamaican b/c you are on that continent. In America Black is taken.
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@CHERISHthedayy
The only problem I have with this video is her statement about a “high functioning woman not attracting men like him”. That’s not indefinitely true. The diff. between a high functioning woman and a low one is their choices. A “HF” woman can attract anything, it’s the choices.
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@tiredfeminist_
People have a problem with her calling herself colored because of the Race Classification Act. Let’s talk about the rest though because I don’t agree with a one drop rule or any of the other bigotry because it’s racist. Two wrongs don’t make a right. Cut all of it out!
@Tyllaaaaaaa
If you need to understand how colorism is racism then people should hear it from the horses mouth. Here is an episode from The Real World season 9 episode 13. This is why many don’t want to be classified as Black in SA. This is their history.
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@Whitleysdaughtr
@ArtOfDialogue_
I think he uses JCole as an example of an intelligent person, who doesn’t even need to go near using the N-Word or the B word. It’s like he’s saying he’s disappointed because his talent isn’t being used to its full potential.
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@andrelang9011
I was born in California and I still don’t mess with the song. Never heard anything but the clips posted online. Song wasn’t even like that.
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@keatingssixth
Shes the one who started responding to posts that said if she was black that she was colored. Probably because being coloured is better than being black in South Africa IDK?
@Tyllaaaaaaa
If you need to understand how colorism is racism then people should hear it from the horses mouth. Here is an episode from The Real World season 9 episode 13. This is why many don’t want to be classified as Black in SA. This is their history.
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@naledimashishi
The Race Classification act is probably why many South Africans who have the privilege to, won’t classify themselves as black at first like she did and is still doing. Is that proof enough this is no different than Race Classification anywhere in the world?
@Tyllaaaaaaa
If you need to understand how colorism is racism then people should hear it from the horses mouth. Here is an episode from The Real World season 9 episode 13. This is why many don’t want to be classified as Black in SA. This is their history.
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@MelechThomas
Is Gaza in America? Is the culture the same here as it is there? Do we have the same lineage or history? I’m confused. Sounds like “support flat blackness, don’t ask questions”.🧐
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@Blacked15722688
@ajoannax
Maybe read what I said, my post is about finding a Good Hearted individual. Providing goes both ways in a healthy relationship. How about you get off social media and figure out what that is irl?
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@oldmanebro
Well his Daddy Earl Little was born in Georgia. So having one parent as an immigrant and one parent as an American Citizen is much closer than having two immigrant parents.
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@ZoomalianSlayer
@purehoneyy777
@MYLESPOPZ79
Ok so some Sudanese people live in relation to the Nile river. Some are mixed with Arab and some are Bantu… that still means they are African and Arab, not Black American nor would they know anything about Black American culture or history. I’m sure there are plenty differences
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@IssaGlo18
@46Unava
My gov’t has participated in systemic racism. Slavery was brought here and it’s still people throwing shit in our faces everyday with no respect for my culture. My gov’t doesn’t even care to separate Black American and African American. That’s why we are here now.
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@curlynikkithots
I said the same thing. They’ll never make jokes like this about the Holocaust EVER! They’ll never disrespect those survivors, but it’s okay to do it to Black Americans ????? Smh
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@Dieudonnem55
Like black men don’t be vicariously living through the rappers relationships they idolize🙄, looking up to baby mama culture and multiple foreign women to bag. Imma need people to really think fr.😂
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@wishbumpycoulda
Did yall not read “The trail of tears” in school? The Indian removal act? Did you know that darker slaves were taken into slavery, and were reclassified as negro? Do you notice that the reservations are full of pale skin natives? Some things I need people to do research on.
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@JohnDoe1459332
@karabomawashaa
@LorenLorosa
@breakfastclubam
Also I should start with being a “Black American” is completely different than being a “Black South African” here’s why: BA, was brought here against their will and discriminated against by people of another race. BSA, chose to discriminate against their own based on skin color.
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@ActifyPress
It’s sad that people would rather cultural appropriate than just appreciate and add to the history of what is now. But that would have to take those same people to acknowledge Black Americans actually have a culture.🥴
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@ifuckedbeyonce_
Carnival is a cultural celebration that brings those Caribbean island cultures together. American isn’t an Island but a Country. This country has a history of its own independence. People don’t want to hear it though…
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@realhoneyleigh
@naijamonay
The education is failing to translate over to social media, because using “but” is a rebuttal to her previous statement that “Ari looks good” and that is where the confusion is coming from. That’s why your statement makes more sense, and I agree.
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@UsingLyft
I get this side of the conversation… I would beg to question is it bad that a woman might have learned from mistakes made from the past and that’s why she is being more cautious than in the past? Can women not learn from mistakes and try a different route?
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@spicebae_
To hate someone you have to love them first… how about being unbothered and unworried with people who no longer serve us.
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@HoodFamousTV_
I wanna love the music but when I look to see if any of these rappers are married to the mother of their children… sadly they aren’t. It takes away from that “family” dynamic narrative on both sides. Makes the relationships feel like it’s all publicity.
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@BlackPowerBA
This why I like this guy right here! He tells facts and makes these people realize how dumb they actually sound.
Black Americans Are lost
And Im Arrogant like Nigerians 😳
Temperature Check in 3. 2 . 1 👇🏽
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@ChicagoGoingRed
First of all, the Indians were slaves with the Jamaicans, idk what they are talking about there.
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@isabellayonce
Rape culture also exists because of lyrics like this… it’s embedded in the music. Plenty of artist talk about taking advantage and nothing more.
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@Jaleeljay123
@Daniel114864381
@CollinRugg
This is what I was thinking, I couldn’t help but think, this guy is talking violent and wasn’t arrested ?
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@TradesWithRay
@Jah___________1
@ajoannax
lol right! Their mindset comes from sitting online watching speed dating on YouTube and listening to podcasters. They should really get out and try.
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@IssaGlo18
@46Unava
No matter how you call it she’s still not Black-American. She for sure can be Black-Jamaican. In America “Black” is used as a blanket term and it does no justice to the Black Americans. Black-Jamaican American is her only option for what she can be termed as, simple.
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@TradesWithRay
@Jah___________1
@ajoannax
Dead ass, they are the lowest of the low. I have no idea what mother birthed and raised these people. Pure ignorance and insecurities. They want to be celebrities, women are just asking for Good Men.
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@Luckeyleft3
@ajoannax
Who said all of that. You people project your insecurities everyday on this app. Talking about things I’m not even referring to. Did I say anything about bills or A GOOD MAN WHO WANTS TO PROVIDE. Learn to read next time.
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@Beyoncestooth
@Dieudonnem55
I just said this, like come on! Had Black male friends who said they only dated anything but Black women because they hate their mothers!😂👍
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@BurnEr92976227
@ya_amar__
I was saying… why would a bunch of people who know what region they come from? Who are all South African, want to continue to go by a colorist race classification act that was passed during apartheid ? Unless better to be seen as white and colored over black.
@JohnDoe1459332
@karabomawashaa
@LorenLorosa
@breakfastclubam
Also I should start with being a “Black American” is completely different than being a “Black South African” here’s why: BA, was brought here against their will and discriminated against by people of another race. BSA, chose to discriminate against their own based on skin color.
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@munchgod3000
I defended kids all through my school career! I stood up to bullies, I got bullied. I was called ugly by my own black peers everyday passing in the halls. I got told I listen to white music because I loved indie rocks not just school kids but my own cousins.
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@Glass3Davis
Im not participating in any bigotry. Honestly, again, it’s a community problem. I’ve heard and read plenty of black male sentiments about why they prefer other race women over their own. The same conversations are happening in reverse today. I wonder why?🤔
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@CHEAPYXOMIAMI
It’s sub genres to it though.
Ghetto y2k.
Cyber y2k
Cyber ghetto etc…
Could only be relative to tumblr though.🤷♀️
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@BlackPowerBA
They never watched a documentary in there lives about the people they claim pulled from outside cultures. It’s insane the claims people make to stay relevant in a conversation about foundation black American culture.
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@AntiSocialBoobe
It’s just crazy that people act so obtuse about this conversation when it’s obvious these people are a whole other ethnicity. Black Americans exist because we can’t claim islands and other continents when we feel like it. Black is a separate race of people with their own culture.
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@iTerryTommy
The gag is we don’t have control over who shows up in the media. We do however have control in where we put our attention and our dollar. Do with that what you will.
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@purehoneyy777
@Buffy_THEE_Boss
@Safro86549995
I agree that the continent has diff. The only thing is being Black American identifies us by our continent. African American can work for Africans because they do come from the continent of Africa. Just like Asian Americans. They have different countries but the cont. is Asia.
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@starsmoonandsun
Iyanla Vanzant wrote in a book “The way a relationship starts, is the way it will end.” I feel your message.
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@RoseOLyne
@MelechThomas
I can choose to support others, without being manipulated by false information to do so. It has nothing to do with Black People, the OP could have just left it at support Gaza… bringing black people in it when that has nothing to do with it is crazy.
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@IWontSayItTwice
@l3l2ucelee
@BuzzingPop
It’s doesn’t take away from the fact that if you don’t have your stuff copy written it can and will be stolen. Ever heard of people like jlo in the industry who were given others sound or songs w/o their permission? Idk if this guy tried to reach out to anyone tryna make it.
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@4141steph
They don’t really care about politics. They just care about the skin color matching theirs lmao😂
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@outerspacetaste
@danishacarterr
You only have to think about all of this, when you don’t actually want to be with your partner for life. If in the back of your head you know the relationship will fail, why bring a child into it? Think, when am I being selfish or selfless. Two different things.
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@phuckerih
@HoIIandMedia
@rihanna
It’s okay, Rihanna obviously had the better marketing, this made me excited. Plus she is appealing to all hair textures not just straight flat ironed hair.
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@powdercuff
@YAH_Aaron94
He was born in Queens NY, He is technically an American citizen…. He could have helped his people from where he is actually born and raised. Period. Yall love throwing African around, he’s African- American. Liberian- American to be exact.
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@CrayonMurders
Ngl I usually appreciate a lot of the nuance that Tate brings in his conversations he’s been having more previously. But these videos floating around on the internet are like😬 I just don’t know how he will try to spin this into something explainable?🫠
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@Beeslife23
A strong support system and a butt load of money… it always makes people “look better”🫠🥴😂
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@Glass3Davis
It’s not black women, it’s everybody being racist towards each-other. What was the preference conversation that happened a few years back?? Ask them.
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@AntiSocialBoobe
I see comments saying she/they are black…. All I’m going to say is, how racist is it for everyone to identify their mother and them as black just because of a skin color. If you asked the mom where she was from and her ethnicity, she’d never say black, she’d say Bahamian.
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@easterngoblin
I thought about doing this once…never made it out of my thoughts though. This is wild 😂
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@CELE6RITY
It’s telling when it’s a man that sees this and thinks damn I wish I had this “easy life” they probably have already done anything for money. 🫠
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@Olamide0fficial
I have so much respect for her. Tems is a role model. She’s focused. She’s graceful, she’s there to follow her dreams and not offer a chance for distraction. It’s not about the freedom to do what you want. But what you do with that freedom.
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@vibetoarnold
They messsed up the playback on Apple music and I have no idea why. The production sounds distorted and off and I can’t stand it.
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@GaryLGray
This same thing happened to me when I left to CO, Feb. 1st. I was in TSA and a white male tried to grab my iPhone 15 from my bin, while he was right next to me. I then looked at him like he was crazy, he responded he thought it was his and I saw his phone sitting in his tray.
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@EastCoast153
@cameroonguinean
Let me share with you Kamala’s birth certificate. Her father signs his race or color as JA. Her Indian Mother signs hers as White. Indians had to fight to immigrate. Look into Bhagat Singh Thind, a man who was a veteran in 1918. He proved his Whiteness to the Supreme Court Appeal
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@0xAlaric
I’m a woman, when I first saw this in my 10th grade class I hated it. Too much propaganda. The story wasn’t all there.
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@WendyKGrant
@Jpouvwa
@mistcop
@SaycheeseDGTL
The red flags are always there, WOMEN choose to ignore them for their own reasons! Simple.
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@_ParadiseParis1
If Rihanna and Beyoncé can do it without a bat of an eye, why can’t regular people? (I don’t agree with this at all, I’m just saying when are we going to keep this same energy with the influencers of the world)
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