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Lawd mi belli ah bun mi!!

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Pope Nicholas V (papal bull)...Transatlantic Slave trade...TransSaharan Slave Trade...

King Leopold ...Hitler...

Harry.S.Truman...Netanyahu...

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Levels..

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Why African History Was Deliberately Erased From World History?

We are the only people who allow our enemies to destroy everything from our Black African Ancestors without consequences, no one else on earth would allow this to happen to them without going to war.

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Miriwoong: The Australian language barely anybody speaks - BBC News

These Black Indigenous People were here in these parts of the world before colonization and slavery started. This is why I hate people saying that we came here because of slavery. Most people don't understand that we are the children of Africa who migrated out of Africa and populated the entire planet.

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Where are the US public? How are they not reacting to this!!?

Trump issues executive order aimed at decimating Civil Rights Act of 1964.

This administration is actively working to erase historical truths, reminiscent of the tactics employed by Christian colonizers during the era of colonization.

Their fear of confronting the reality of their violent actions against innocent individuals, who extended respect and kindness, is palpable.

It is crucial to acknowledge the unsettling reality that these individuals lack a fundamental sense of morality and empathy, perceiving themselves as fundamentally distinct from others, a notion that borders on insanity.

Furthermore, this administration adheres strictly to the principles of scientific racism and colonial laws that uphold the false narratives of white supremacy, disregarding even the concerns of the so-called white women, who are similarly relegated to a status of second-class citizenship.

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The ancient symbol that was hijacked by evil

Everything about our Black African Culture these shit people who call themselves white take what's originally ours and turn it into something that truly tries to dehumanize us... These stupid people never created anything on their own, they just stole from us and fucked everything up.

I would rather be dead than to be associated with these filthy savages. I really hate anyone who calls themselves Black and Indigenous who want these mother fuckers for a friend, lover or spouse. Fuck all of them and those who love these mother fuckers too.

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In Louisiana, black women were put in cells with male prisoners and some became pregnant.

All children born in the penitentiary to blacks were property of the state.

At 10 years, they would be auctioned off. The proceeds were used to fund schools for white children.

Before the Civil War, most prisoners in the South were white. The punishment of enslaved African Americans was generally left up to their owners. Louisiana, however, did imprison enslaved people for "serious" crimes, generally involving acts of rebellion against the slave system.

A number of these imprisoned slaves were women. Penitentiary records show a number of women imprisoned for "assaulting a white," arson, or attempting to poison someone, most likely their enslavers.

Some of these female prisoners became pregnant, either by fellow inmates or prison officials. In 1848, state legislatures passed a law declaring that all children born in the penitentiary to African Americans serving life sentences would become property of the state.

The women would raise the children inside the prison until the age of 10, at which point they would be auctioned on the courthouse steps.

Many of the buyers were prison officials, including heads of the company that ran the penitentiary. The proceeds were used to fund schools for white children.

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No doubt.

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History speaks to us. In whispers, from the mouths of Elders and in the blood of children. Silence speaks in the architecture.

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A single breath. A single thought. A love so deep, it is beyond time, and form; and lives entangled in quantum realities.

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Fanon, Marx and Black Liberation - ROAPE

Jay Sumlin articulates a profound truth: a system relies on the individuals who uphold and enforce its principles. While hate is a potent and destructive emotion, it can serve a purpose in the context of conflict; for some, harboring animosity towards adversaries is a means of preserving both sanity and safety.

True freedom lies in the rejection of the narratives imposed by oppressors; a liberated individual will not accept the beliefs that seek to confine them. Ultimately, it is only those who have endured significant mental trauma who might acquiesce to the intolerable.

This is what I learned from Dr. Frantz Fanon and other Black Africans and Black Indigenous Liberationists. I will never allow myself to be misguided by my enemies.

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Stolen. Not from slavery. Not from sharecropping. From benefits paid for in blood