The conservatives/Republicans definitely are racist and hate black people. The liberals/Democrats secretly hate black people but can't say it because they need our votes.

Both sides view black people as the bad guy. Especially black men. They view us as being either in the way on the Republican side and being a unwanted but necessary tool on the Democrat side.

I don't back either party as I view them as both being antiblack and just part of a system that is against us. I don't push voting for either party.

However where we can put the hurt at is those that need us. The Democrats.

We're already looked at as the villain anyway. So I say lean into that. We need to cause the Democrats to lose resoundingly and when the liberals are upset about it we lean into the villainy and say loud and proud that "Yes we caused those sons of a btches to lose and we'll do it again if we don't get a real black agenda"

Sometimes you just gotta be the bad guy!

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I noticed my hair thinning out a bit. I thought it was my diet so I switched things up. I started having some pretty bad flakes and dry skin on my scalp. I looked up all sorts of natural treatments and nothing was working. Someone at work told me to try nizoral shampoo. It is not cheap, like $15 for 7 ounces but I wanted to try it. It reduced all my issues after the first use and now I have no scalp problems at all. I use it once a week, been doing so for about 6 months now. I noticed where my hair was thinning, it has filled in! I looked up if this shampoo can cause hair to grow back and it DOES! So if anyone here is having issues with hair loss, give it a try. I am in shock. My mother started using it for the heck of it, been using it for about 6 weeks and her hair looks way thicker too. The active ingredient in the shampoo increases hair density, reduces inflammation, and gets rid of any sort of infection. Just wanted to share with ya'll in case anyone has been having issues. It is worth a try!

Dr. Richey Responds To Threats Made Against His Family & Home

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Did I just see a little Black child kick her grandma?
In public?
And that little girl lived to see another day?

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R.I.P. Petey Greene

I am the only one out of my friends and family that enjoys vegetable subs and sandwiches. I was a vegetarian for a while when I was younger and unless I am craving something in particular, I default to a lot of "no meat" meals even now. I actually like veggie burgers too and my family is always calling me "Bugs" cause I eat like a rabbit. They still do this now even though I eat meat again. lol

I prefer lighter sandwiches and love salads so to me, a veggie sub or sandwich is like a salad I can hold and eat. They are just haters. What food/drinks you like that no one else in your circle seems to like?

I don't watch sports anymore. I am just not into them like I once was. I did however notice that what was once free to watch, people now have to pay to see most MLB, NFL, and NBA games. My dad had to get two separate subscriptions otherwise he would only be able to see a few games. What is up with this? Anyone notice they aren't selling seats are games?

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Rolling Stone magazine co-founder Jann Wenner justified the lack of diversity in his upcoming book, The Masters—which exclusively features interviews from white, male musicians—by claiming Black artists “just didn’t articulate at that level.” Wenner told The New York Times in an interview published Friday that it wasn’t a “deliberate” selection of musicians, but instead it was “intuitive over the years.” “The people had to meet a couple criteria, but it was just kind of my personal interest and love of them,” Wenner said. As for why he didn’t interview any women, he said, “Just none of them were as articulate enough on this intellectual level.” He added, “Of Black artists—you know, Stevie Wonder, genius, right? I suppose when you use a word as broad as ‘masters,’ the fault is using that word. Maybe Marvin Gaye, or Curtis Mayfield? I mean, they just didn’t articulate at that level.” He continued to dig himself even deeper, saying “maybe I should have gone and found one Black and one woman artist” for “public relations sake.” But, he said, he’s “old-fashioned and I don’t give a [expletive].”

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I have had a deep seated problem with these people since my 2nd grade "Jewish" teacher (Judy Burnstein) held me back from going out for recess only to say "My dark hue reminded her of her morning 💩. Matters didn't help that I came from a fair complected family where pure colorism is always at play.

So, with that all said I want to say Phuck IsitReal!!!

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Jim Trotter's lawsuit against the NFL is very interesting. In this video, a black lawyer breaks it down.

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Seriously, how do you fumble the only woman with mainstream starpower on the AEW roster?

Tony Khan needs his ass kicked.