Accountability is so important to me. nobody is perfect, but you ain’t about to convince me that my reaction to your actions is the problem

Riches taken from the African Continent....
https://youtube.com/shorts/dl3....tzXZBL2Q?si=nNBb_IFT

"Africa is not poor, Africa is poorly managed".

https://youtube.com/shorts/jrv....Uvc4nuZ4?si=KA_gs7Vo

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🤨 My team just returned from Cote D 'Ivoire....
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Little Winston has something to say!🤣
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African Americans have a history of Armed Resistance from The Deacons for Defense to Robert F Williams and the Black Guard to the Black WW I Veterans that protected their communities during the Red Summer of 1919 - Historian & National Political Commentator Michael Imhotep founder of The African History Network

For weeks, men carrying rifles have guarded the roads leading into Lincoln Heights, Ohio, stopping and questioning those who approach the Cincinnati suburb.

The men, some of whom wear masks and body armor, are residents of this small, majority-Black town. They say they’re protecting their own. And they’re on edge.

In early February, a truck of neo-Nazis came to Lincoln Heights’s doorstep. Masked demonstrators — some carrying rifles — hurled racist slurs and waved flags with red swastikas on a highway overpass leading into town.

Two weeks later, on Sunday, another agitator struck, spreading racist pamphlets from the Ku Klux Klan across Lincoln Heights.

“You get punched,” said Alandes Powell, 62, a nonprofit director who lives near the town. “And someone comes and punches you again.”

The people of Lincoln Heights are used to fighting for themselves. The town originated as a self-governing Black community — the oldest north of the Mason-Dixon Line, it proclaims on its website — that lacked public services. For years, residents have complained of underinvestment and neglect. But the past few weeks have been different. Residents say they are distraught after being surrounded by hate and suspicious of police officers whom county officials criticized for not cracking down on the neo-Nazi march.

SOURCE WASHINGTON POST

https://www.washingtonpost.com..../nation/2025/02/27/v

This is past problematic.... Unite or die...

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