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Oh I know you fucking lying!
My dear friends and fellow radicals, the day finally came where I'm genuinely in need of one of these. I aimed for the least amount to get us over the hump. Any help would be appreciated, especially in sharing this. Pray much and suffer well 💪⚜️
gofund.me/56f2dcd37
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The Afro is a powerful image for Black folks. It does kinda still amaze me what stayed culturally from the Black Power era and what didn’t
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He's a porn addict. He dresses them in a way he thinks *other* men will be sexually attracted to his object. It turns him on knowing other men want to fuck what he possesses. I think he's a cuck as well.
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Funny how quickly men switched up from making memes like this to demanding representation.
Young boys are being discouraged from getting into reading—and it’s because more books are missing one key element, @sophiah_n reports: theatlantic.com/culture/2026…
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“Do you support abortion”
Yes
“Would you think it would be okay if your mom aborted you”
I wouldn’t even know bitch get a grip
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black ppl have to “grow up” when there is blatant anti black racism but white ppl get let off the hook for being demonstrably and profoundly racist no matter the age
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Nah. They hate black men so much, they hate the women that don’t hate black men. Ask me how I know 🙃🫠
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say what you want about Chris Rock but he was right about one thing, a black man have talent like this and he's a security guard. a white man has talent like this and he's the architect for colleges, arenas, theaters, gov buildings and fashion designer to luxury brands
Khaliik White, a security guard who draws intricate artwork during his breaks, now sees his work on the walls of Philadelphia City Hall.
This is his story: 6abc.com/20021029/
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You all did this. Created this fugly thing into thinking he can A, act or B, is attractive. I hate you all for this.
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The most embarrassing generation of Black people to ever exist in Black history!
59 years later, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s unfinished journey to Israel finally becomes a reality. ❤️🇮🇱🇺🇲
Today, 500 African American and African Christian leaders arrived in Israel as part of the "Unfinished Business" pilgrimage, an initiative created and led by the BCLCIR.
Their vision was to fulfill Dr. King’s dream of bringing African American pastors on a pilgrimage and solidarity trip to the Holy Land.
It was a journey MLK planned in 1967, but never got to make.
At a time when it proves most costly, these brave leaders came to see Israel for themselves, led by their faith, a deep commitment to the truth, and in service of Black - Jewish community building, a special tradition built by generations of solidarity.
As part of their trip, they also honored Israelis whose lives were forever changed by October 7 and by antisemitism, including Elkana Bohbot, who survived 738 days in Hamas captivity.
Welcome to Israel. We’re grateful to have you here. 🙏
📷 Alon Spiegel
#christiansinisrael #martinlutherkingjr #christianfaith #civilrights #holyland
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Dad left so you start hanging with racist white men #iguess
