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Remembering Moneybagg Joe

By: Saint Twenty November 13, 2023November 14, 2023

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This is why I love and hate black people, because only we would take the time to do this b.s. Who actually did this? These Joe Biden pandemic memes had me rolling. For y’all to dead give him cornrows and a Newport fit, one pant rolled up on the tracksuit. Followed by the durag, I can’t. I really can’t. We’re the reason the memes and the internet are iconic.
Remember Donald Trump stopped giving money out of anger and refused to give hospitals the supplies they needed. Accusing them of selling mask and ventilators out back for COVID. A disease he blamed on the Asian community, calling it the Chinese virus. Causing a spike in hate crimes against all Asian people. More people would have died had he still been in office, so fucking save it. One country ignoring science, makes it a world pandemic. Lockdown would never have ended, so shut it. Via: Our Generation Music

RIP Colin Powell

By: Saint Twenty October 19, 2021October 19, 2021

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Now I don’t align or agree with his vibe, but this quote is the reason I’m posting it because of where we’ve been. More importantly where we weren’t allowed to go, ahem:

“He came back evil. Not because of what happened overseas but from what he saw on his return. He loved the army, and even received a commendation for a letter he wrote to his captain about inequities in the treatment of colored soldiers. Perhaps his life might have veered elsewhere if the US government had opened the country to colored advancement like they opened the army. But it was one thing to allow someone to kill for you and another to let him live next door. The GI Bill fixed things pretty good for the white boys he served with, but the uniform meant different things depending who wore it. What was the point of a no-interest loan when white banks won’t let you step inside?”

Thank you for your service and being the first black US secretary of state, a dream lived. Via: Maurette B Clark