It’s a shame how much many of us don’t know about our history in the wilderness of AmeriKKKa…
After my stories last week on the 30th anniversary of the MOVE siege in West Philadelphia in 1985, in which Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on a residential neighborhood, leaving 11 dead — including five children — we were surprised by how many people told us they’d never heard of the bombing. Continue reading
Some great jewels dropped here….
In this segment of the Yanadameen Godcast, Lord Jamar and Rah Digga are joined by Born Mastermind Allah, of Allah’s Five Percent Nation of Gods and Earths. Born Mastermind Allah speaks on nation building, and the steps that are needed for original people to form their own tribal government here in North America. Continue reading
Been tellin folks about the Boule for a minute… but here read someone else’s take since no one pay me no mind…
Over the course of our history as Black people, as Africans; we have had to deal with lots of huddles, trials, attacks, betrayals, and backstabbing. And while much of this has come from the Caucasian race, and other pale races, a good number of our injuries have been inflicted by our own.
Now we understand that it might be a hard pill to swallow for many Black people, but the truth remains that we have had our brethren betray us, over economic gains, and a place under the table of white supremacy – a place for dogs. Continue reading
wow…. just wow…. and I admit I used to check out Alex Jones til his racism spilled over into insanity….
Alex Jones may have been banned from YouTube, but that didn’t stop him from joining T.I. in the #expediTIously studio to passionately debate all things #DonaldTrump in this must-watch interview.
via T.I. and Alex Jones Debate Donald Trump | ExpediTIously Podcast – YouTube
I don’t see an issue especially since the HBCU were created and funded by YTs to begin with…
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill is being slammed as ‘racist’ and ‘pro-segregationist’ for urging African-American athletes to spurn predominantly white colleges in favor of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Continue reading
Twenty-five years ago, on 24 March 1999, Operation Allied Force began – the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia that led to the country’s dismemberment – and the independent state of Kosovo was proclaimed. Yet these events were far from historically contingent, as some people claim. So who orchestrated the breakup of Yugoslavia and how? Continue reading
Lot of fake “black” folks on social media these days…. I been peepin em…
If you follow Donald Trump’s Twitter feed, you may have noticed several prominent accounts that appear to be profiles belonging to black people–high up on his Twitter feed of responses. Some of these accounts have thousands and thousands of followers. Others even have the blue Twitter check mark next to their account names. Yet, exactly who is behind these accounts is ambiguous. The rise of bots in the guise of black people on social media remains a worrisome issue heading into the 2020 elections. Continue reading
I believe the ADOS thing is very divisive and only serves to divide and conquer the Afrikan diaspora and keep us from coming together economically and politically… big ups to the Final Call for this article…
There are many organizations and individuals who have spent decades of their existence, and lives, advocating for reparations to be given to the descendants of enslaved Africans in America, during the more than 500 years Black people have spent living in this country and subjected to physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, educational, chemical and medical abuse and mistreatment. Continue reading
Is this pancake faced weave wearing wanch actually tryin to defend the use of Akata (which means wild animal with no home) toward AmeriKKKan born Afrikans or ADOS as the term is being slung around????
I swear too many Nigerians have issues with us yet want all the benefits of us when in AmeriKKKa….
Great read and insight….
The most effective change-makers in our society aren’t waiting around for a new president to make their lives better, they’re planting seeds, quite literally, and through the revolutionary act of gardening, they’re rebuilding their communities while growing their own independence.1 Continue reading
