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  • Oct 8, 2022
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    Why I’m not itt already?

    What’s good

  • Oct 8, 2022
    Love Life Utopia

    Garvey and Garveyism by Amy Garvey (his wife)

    Africa Must Unite by Kwame Nkrumah (first President of Ghana and leader of first revolution in sub-Saharan Africa)

    Assata by Assata Shakur (Pac’s godmother)

    The Fire Next Time*** by James Baldwin (very important)

    Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? by MLK (his last written work)

    ty

  • Oct 10, 2022

    iremember when I made a thread abt all black ppl being aboriginal/Indians & niggas was on my head 😂

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    on every continent, the aboriginals are darkskin ppls. like how is that a stretch? I was stating the obvious.

    even today, they’re (aboriginals) still melanated. In fact Europa is named after a black woman, as is the state of California (Khalifia) & Asia (Aja)

    A big part of our culture is the admiration of our women (Big Momma, Nefertiti, Queen Khalifia, etc) because we understood women being intermediaries to the spirit world & the key to nationbuilding

  • Oct 10, 2022
    SBMike

    Why I’m not itt already?

    What’s good

    I jump in & out myself

    but welcome fam

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    on every continent, the aboriginals are darkskin ppls. like how is that a stretch? I was stating the obvious.

    even today, they’re (aboriginals) still melanated. In fact Europa is named after a black woman, as is the state of California (Khalifia) & Asia (Aja)

    A big part of our culture is the admiration of our women (Big Momma, Nefertiti, Queen Khalifia, etc) because we understood women being intermediaries to the spirit world & the key to nationbuilding

    The Australian aboriginals I can see associated into the black social group due to parallels to the black African experience in the larger oppression under white supremacy but the racial dynamics for other oceanic and austronesian groups are distinctly different in their relation to the slave trade and imperialism

  • Oct 11, 2022
    daisycutterflowz

    The Australian aboriginals I can see associated into the black social group due to parallels to the black African experience in the larger oppression under white supremacy but the racial dynamics for other oceanic and austronesian groups are distinctly different in their relation to the slave trade and imperialism

    yea i mean..All of them are muurs (black) from Africa & America so 🤷🏿‍♂️

  • Oct 27, 2022
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    I’ve been looking for some good political theory on black liberation from Black Americans. Anyone have recommendations? I’ve read Black Marxism but wasn’t Really vibing w it

    what didn't you like abt blk marxism?

  • Oct 27, 2022
    daisycutterflowz

    The Australian aboriginals I can see associated into the black social group due to parallels to the black African experience in the larger oppression under white supremacy but the racial dynamics for other oceanic and austronesian groups are distinctly different in their relation to the slave trade and imperialism

    there was bits of slavery in australia but main thing they tried to do here is breed them out (stolen generation)

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    what didn't you like abt blk marxism?

    Looking back I agreed with the a***ysis and can’t really remember I had read the book in 2018. I think I made this post after talking with a friend on the idea that racialism existed as a result of capitalism itself and not the continuation of historical trends of colorism that led to oppressions of darker skinned humans across the globe

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    Looking back I agreed with the a***ysis and can’t really remember I had read the book in 2018. I think I made this post after talking with a friend on the idea that racialism existed as a result of capitalism itself and not the continuation of historical trends of colorism that led to oppressions of darker skinned humans across the globe

    i see. do u still hold to that view?

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    viscera

    i see. do u still hold to that view?

    Oh the argument was pretty recent. I definitely think colorism was a preexisting factor co-opted by the capitalist mode of production and reconstructed into racism, something way better for reinforcing the stratification that capitalist economy creates

  • Oct 27, 2022
    daisycutterflowz

    Oh the argument was pretty recent. I definitely think colorism was a preexisting factor co-opted by the capitalist mode of production and reconstructed into racism, something way better for reinforcing the stratification that capitalist economy creates

    oh for a sec i thought u meant u were talking to ur friend in 2018 lmao. what's your definition of colorism & your understandings of its historical development? same for racism, & how do you conceive of both antagonisms vis-a-vis anti-blackness?

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    alot of niggas that was postin all types of cinco de mayo s*** aint postin a whole lotta Juneteenth stuff

    not me tho stay up

  • Jun 20, 2023

    As We wait until the Last second to Proclaim Who's our Leaders This Generation .

  • Jun 21, 2023
    Lamar

    alot of niggas that was postin all types of cinco de mayo s*** aint postin a whole lotta Juneteenth stuff

    not me tho stay up

    https://i.imgur.com/qgw8zO7.mp4

    Juneteenth is in its infancy holiday-wise. Plus it isn't commodified like Cinco de Mayo...... yet.

  • Jun 21, 2023

    Dr. Umar @ 32:00 - 49:00

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  • DAVE PAPI SHOOTA

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    Round of applause to the White Man, community is done.