The Chi - S05E02 - Oh Girl : https://trakt.tv/shows/the-chi..../seasons/5/episodes/

Black people have no economic sense so they don't know what a boycott is or how to use it yet, intentionally boycott Black Businesses by not supporting them which is...a boycott, and they don't know it's a boycott... SMH

Who is this for? A midget? 👀 She can't see it, If dude standin up and she on the ground, he can't see it. Even if she upside down type shit, to the dude, the letters will be upside down. There is literally no logical scenario where anyone is seeing these letters right side up unless it's some child...LMFAO 🤣

Just watched a vid where an elephant 🐘 crushed a man to death, apparently it's one of those they would have tourist riding on. And when I say crushed, I mean...CRUSHED! ☠️☠️☠️. Not gonna post it but...TF are they doing to these elephants 🐘 these days? 👀 DANG!

Sometime today, you woke up, and you made a choice. You chose to be a man, you chose to be a woman, you choose to use some meaningless "pronouns," you chose to cut off your body parts, you chose to cut off parts of your body to "make" body parts. Today, I woke up Male, that wasn't a choice, that was and is, a reality that CANNOT be changed, even after death. Archeologist will instantly know I'm male hundreds of years from now. You have a choice, you can be anything (in theory), I don't. And if I did, I wouldn't change it. Signed, A Real Male 😎

Are you a coon?

Everyone keeps saying it's "toxic this" or" toxic that" or it's a "social construct" but no one can explain what either means 😒

This is why and how they enslaved us. We were too loving, too kind, to trustful of total strangers and too naive.

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MOCKED NATIVES FOR SHARING!

Cat Lantigua, author of ‘Build It and They Will Come: A Guide to Architecting Intentional Community,’ examines a famous extract from Christopher Columbus’ journal.

Often glorified by Western historians as a daring explorer, Columbus left a dark legacy in the Americas, beginning with his first encounter in 1492 with the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean Sea.

Columbus’s disdain for the Arawak people of the Bahamas is palpable in his journal entries. He observed their openness and generosity with a mix of condescension and opportunism, noting how easily they shared their possessions and hospitality. Columbus frequently mocked the natives’ simplicity and lack of guile. He described them as ‘naïve’ and ‘artless,’ incapable of understanding European notions of property and possession. This demeaning attitude famously appears in his 12 October 1492 entry, where he marvelled at their willingness to trade valuable items for trinkets. To Columbus, their openness was not a sign of an advanced, communal society but rather that of their potential to be dominated and exploited.

Columbus’s Eurocentric worldview made it impossible for him to recognise the Arawaks’ sophisticated social system. Consequently, his reports back to Spain helped build a narrative of European superiority that fuelled slavery and colonisation.

Given Columbus’s legacy of exploitation and the tragic impact on indigenous populations, how should we re-evaluate and teach his place in history? As a murderer I would say...

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