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Wrong.
Naomi Whitehead is the oldest living American and her father was born enslaved in 1858.
Herida Senhouse (born Herida Fairfax) is the 2nd oldest American and all of her grandparents were born enslaved
There are plenty of living white Americans who had grandparents that owned slaves.
The problem with this is it has nothing to do with my tweet, the tweet I was responding to or the overall discussion. You guys attempt to take credit for white 🇫🇷 achievements but defer to Africa when asked what African immigrants, as a community in 🇫🇷 have achieved while in 🇫🇷.
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Imma be real, the Africans make dealing with Caribbean nonsense the lesser evil. Like, the Africans are on a whole other level of delusion and usurpery. They all be lyin but these MFers are psychotic.
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Replying to @benee_bns @Otherwayy34
These are Yabba-Dabba Do ass Africans. You are a Congolese Refugee 🤣🤣😆
We literally have our own universities. A few have educated your booty scratching leaders. The first president’s of Shit Hole countries like Nigeria, Ghana & Malawi got their degree from HBCU’s. What Booty Scratching University have you created in 🇫🇷?
Replying to @46Unava
Nuance tu ne les connais pas car tu es un Americain pas allée plus loin que le lycée, et on connaît le niveau scolaire de votre éducation nationale qui est pire que Médiocre.
Vous été considérés comme ls peuple le plus ignare et aculturé sur Terre
You willfully fled the homeland of your ancestors to live in the nation that colonized them. You did so because you hated the nation your people created for you. Now you cosplay as the descendants of those same slaves you make fun of. You’re all a pathetic & shameless people.
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They deny we have culture while wearing it like a second skin. They do this because African/Diaspora has already decided the Black 🇺🇸 identity is the vehicle they’ll use to present themselves to the global community. They just add a tiny sprinkle of their individual culture in.
Replying to @IIuffy
People are definitely denying influence. They are even denying that Black Americans have culture
Won what? Africans who’ve immigrated to France aren’t influential at all. You don’t have any artists, civic or religious leaders, foods, culture, fashion, lingo or social movements the world recognizes as revolutionary. The few things you claim were created before your arrival.
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Husband and wife dumped dirty cat litter in orphaned children's beds, harassed them about their dead parents and made them run barefoot on gravel driveway: Police ift.tt/EUt1GyH
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Black chick agreed to marry a Haitian so that he can get a green card. Their scheme failed and now she’s dead.
You don’t enter into agreements with desperate debased people, especially those from foreign origins.
I a few years these same Mexican teenagers will be claiming they have the right to say “Nigga” because they grew up in our community.
Teenagers dress as KKK for Halloween party—walk down neighborhood street yelling N-word.
"We hate [N-words] !"
they yell terrorizing families.
Other teens laugh & encourage them to shout more hate.
"One, two, three — bye [N-words] !"
Boy filming calls them "the team"—so maybe those under the robes could be identified as participants in high school sports together.
Witnesses say the crowd first gathered for a Halloween party at a residential house.
Then the group wearing the KKK costumes decided to march down the residential streets & scream the N-word.
Incident occurred on the Eastside of El Paso, Texas.
Therealfitfamelpaso doesn’t have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
UNAVA_46 retweeted
So it was a Caribbean that called on a Caribbean family...let me go back to minding my business 😒
UNAVA_46 retweeted
Teenagers dress as KKK for Halloween party—walk down neighborhood street yelling N-word.
"We hate [N-words] !"
they yell terrorizing families.
Other teens laugh & encourage them to shout more hate.
"One, two, three — bye [N-words] !"
Boy filming calls them "the team"—so maybe those under the robes could be identified as participants in high school sports together.
Witnesses say the crowd first gathered for a Halloween party at a residential house.
Then the group wearing the KKK costumes decided to march down the residential streets & scream the N-word.
Incident occurred on the Eastside of El Paso, Texas.
Therealfitfamelpaso doesn’t have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
“Imma just tuck mine in”
You said “All of Texas wasMexico way before the first black ever even heard of Texas.” But they had a black president in 1829. Not to mention the 1792 census listed 448 Black & mixed race people in Tejas out of a total population of 2,992. Pretty sure that population grew by 1820
Replying to @46Unava
Just pure regurgitation of the white mans history, which is literally being proven as a complete lie each and every day.
“Tejas” didn’t become a part of Mexico until 1820. By 1829 They had a Black president. In 1820 the entire population of the land boundary of what would become “Texas” was 2,000-3,500.. The population didn’t increase until 🇺🇸 settlers came in with the Black people they enslaved.
Replying to @Coutorce
Young blood, All of Texas wasMexico way before the first black ever even heard of Texas.
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There’s a common misconception that tens of millions of Native Americans lived in what is now the United States during the 17th and 18th centuries. Scholarly estimates for the Indigenous population of North America north of Mexico around 1500 generally fall in the range of roughly 2–5 million (with some higher outliers that are widely debated), not tens of millions.
By the early 19th century that population had already been sharply reduced, mainly by repeated epidemics of Old World diseases such as smallpox, along with warfare, displacement, and in some cases enslavement. Much of this decline occurred after initial European contact but before dense British colonial settlement of the interior.
In 1829—while the large majority of the Black population remained enslaved—the Five Civilized Tribes and others were writing memorials and petitions to the federal government describing their reduced numbers and resisting removal. The Cherokee Nation’s December 1829 memorial to Congress is a clear example: it stated that of the many powerful tribes that once covered these lands, “only a few are to be seen—a few whom a sweeping pestilence has left,” and noted that the northern tribes were “now nearly extinct.” At the time, the Cherokee numbered roughly 16,000–20,000.


































