Earl Sweatshirt has a very interesting collection of likes

twitter.com/earlxsweat/likes

Found my new favorite education tweeter

twitter.com/lumekaaveknew

Dr. Shomarka Keita speaks on the haplogroups of Ancient-Egypt & North-Africa.

"What makes one Afrikan?"

Live chat: twitter.com/lumekaaveknew

also copped, 40 years in the making:

plutobooks.com/9780745345819/anarchism-and-the-black-revolution

issa holiday! the books "days of rage" and "tonight we bombed the us capital" contain detalied accounts on the BLA & her escape

What's good fam. Interesting, so my account still works.

I saw a comment from a couple of months ago about the vaccine.

Yeah we don't know if that s*** works and the after effects, be careful with that.

Shout out to Kanye for mentioning Dr Sebi

u should b on here more often

Look man, some people were not really feeling my presence, so I dipped.

I have a lot of stuff to do, so it wasn't that hard.

At this point, it doesn't make sense to me anymore to force the conversation.

Just started this interview but it's The Legend, Paul Mooney's Daughter on Kraig Facts

May he rest easy. 1:49:00

Yeah stay strong and keep applying pressure.

That's why we cant have this battle be lead by stupid emotions. Things get hyped up and then its silence.

People have the energy to debate you about inclusion but they have zero energy to make a slow and strong conversation that takes time to get into the issue deeper and really figure out what the hell it it that we need to do.

Black Nationalism, does it exist anymore?

I’m struggling finding my place in American culture

It's dead. I would say its outdated. What I think would make it popular again is some type of breakdown of society. Like the aftermath of a sanitary crisis mixed with a natural disaster.

I would say the gear has shift towards some type of economic black nationalism. You can definatly get people to rock with that. Instead of total nationalism, some types of independent black organizations. The first ones are definitely going to be independent media.

If you're black that's not surprising. But you need to not look for a place but take what is rightfully yours.

@Bestowed I went home and visited Kenya for a couple of weeks. Almost everybody there speaks English and is at least bilingual. The most common way to use currency is on your smartphone with an app called empesa. The gov(as corrupt as they are) are working on infrastructure and building more roads. If you ever feel like leaving the states for good I recommend living there. Ask me any questions you have and ill try to answer them.

rip bell hooks

Real

Definitely after today, moving towards Africa sounds like the move. Overall, what's the life like there? Faster/slower paced compared to the US?

Most likely going to take ya up on that offer, this time next year

Life is definitely slower, even in the more hectic places like Nairobi is not as bad as the cities in the States. Also everybody is more friendly and outgoing, you can have a conversation with a total stranger and become friends pretty quickly. The way people drive is insane though, they have speed bumps like every 2 miles lmao.

I just want to tell all of you that non-blacks view the inclusion of blacks anywhere outside of “their spaces” as “woke, forced diversity, or BLM”