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My New track Snakes & Vipers...
Music Video below....Its not what u think😌
Tell me what u think..
(keep it polite though)😉
youtu.be/B_T5OMesBoU
I hope this helps in your journey of life. Video Directed by - Mahesh (Fresh-Mesh) Ganeshalingam for Roots Productions
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“The Britons responsible for the building of the iconic Stonehenge were probably black, a study has suggested.”
Britons 'were mostly black 5,000 years ago', new study suggests dailymail.co.uk/news/article…
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Rest in Power to the great Neely Fuller Jr ✊🏽
"If you don't understand Racism/White supremacy, what it is and how it works, everything else you think you understand will only confuse you."
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Where
Is
The
Money
For
The
Survivors
Tho?
Justice Department Announces Results of Review and Evaluation of the Tulsa Race Massacre
🔗: justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-d…
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Yep… Am I wrong? 💎
"Never take Criticism from anyone you wouldn’t take Advice from." 💎
👑🎵@FINALLEVEL🎵👑
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'WOULD YOU SAY THAT TO A JEW?'
Britain not being forced to reckon with colonialism and slavery has helped sanitise British imperialism and dilute the historical scale of its destruction of societies. This video clip shows the cognitive dissonance of former British member of Parliament and GB News host @Jacob_Rees_Mogg, who argued with @AytonImarn that British imperialism was a force for good. He ignored the exploitative nature of colonialism, whereby the British empire imposed its systems primarily for its benefit, dispossessing colonised populations of natural-resource wealth.
The claim that Britain ‘gave’ the Caribbean rule of law, democracy, and capitalism is a selective historical narrative that downplays colonialism’s impact on millions of victims. These communities had working systems before the British imposed theirs, with British hegemony influencing generations of Global South people to erase from their collective minds the archives of knowledge and tradition.
By suggesting Caribbean nations should be grateful for British colonialism, Rees-Mogg minimises the devastating impacts of forced labour, resource extraction and systemic racism, creating inequalities still present to this day in formerly colonised countries. In 2023, as part of 'international reconciliation,' 15 Caribbean countries announced they sought $33 trillion in slavery reparations, with Britain alone billed for $19.6 trillion.
Have a watch, and please share your thoughts.
Video credit: @gbnews
Tuff_Thompson_UK retweeted
Rest In Power Fred Hampton✊🏽
Tuff_Thompson_UK retweeted
All those Black men didn’t randomly hang themselves from trees.
And all those Black girls and women didn’t randomly go missing in high numbers.
Those are lynchings and kidnaps.
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I'm teaming up with @OfficialMelB and others to make the UK the first Western country to introduce a law ending Afro hair discrimination.
We’re calling for Afro hair to be recognised as a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010.
theguardian.com/world/articl…
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Illegal discrimination of Afro hair is already recognised & prohibited in the UK.
G v St Gregory's Catholic Science College [2011] EWHC 1452 found that a policy of banning boys from wearing cornrows was unjustified indirect racial discrimination under the Equality Act 2010.
casemine.com/judgement/uk/5…
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Walthamstow show up in big numbers tonight to stand up again racism ❤️
CC: @AntiRacismDay
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Replying to @DillyHussain88
What a surprise @gmpolice are pinning down the only black guy aka the one who clearly got jumped by a bunch of racist cowards. Disgusting smh



















