What do you call those seeking to normalise this sickening form of degeneracy . . . WHITES! One can't even imagine conspiring with fellow perverts to kidnap and force your own 7 year old daughter into pornography then feign transgenderism to evade prosecution -depths of depravity! The alphabet society will cause its own demise and the sooner the better. Society needs to stop accepting the immorality of this debased group if it wants children to be protected.
She came to fame a while back and she earned that nickname from what is said. People on social media commenting can do the most...lol. Were I in that space, I wouldn't even read the comments. People with nothing going on are going to make the most vicious comments so they get a false sense of power in a life where they have no power.
She looks good at 44. I'm not a fan of hers, but lets keep it one buck. The issue is her personality, etc. She does too much kissing and telling and the fact is black celebs ain't tryna eff with her like that anymore. She won't be able to get a producer to wifey that anymore. Guys with money scared to even smash her because after she gets dumped they either a. got a small dick or b. gay. That's her usual come back.
I'm tryna be balanced. She's been abused when she was younger. Too naive to know better and that, I think, led her to continue a lifestyle that wasn't gonna do her any good. Now she is seeing the ramifications and instead of tryna live out a quiet life of means, she is still tryna be relevant as some 'experienced sage' who peeps game on her platform. In reality she's just a sista that was ran through with no real advice to give and seemingly hasn't learned any lessons from that. I recall hearing her say Lori Harvey played it right with Michael B. Jordan. WTF? Everyone, and quiet as kept, sisters saying to themselves 'Gurrl, if that was me, I'd have made sure Michael wifeyed me'. Publicly sisters try to defend her like she got time and bla bla...but y'all know. Michael B. Johnson is pretty much as good as it gets and the signal it tells brothers is more than good enough, still isn't good enough.
Anyway, this is sad to me. I don't think she will ever work it out, she's too angry and bitter. Understandably. But no man of means is gonna want to wifey that attitude. NONE.
EW NEWS? Maybe Same-old-same old story-400 years and counting This is how MLK really died? Watch
Check out timothychampion2333's video! #TikTok tiktok timothychampion2333 on TikTok Dr King was Assassinated by more ppl than you think. #drking #fbi #mafia #smothered #murdered #police marksmen -------------------------- WHAT YEAR WERE YOU BORN? (Rhetorically speaking) Spring -Summer was an inflection point w/MLK-RFK-CHICAGO-INTERNATIONAL events Of course a conspiracy! It's ALL a conspiracy! Docile sheep in ignorance of their default 3-Monkey status.. 30-55 years later revelations are confirmations of 'the obvious'. ------------------------------ [Reply]Okay. Was all that necessary, really? Damn. If my post/tweet wasn't of interest, u didn't have to comment. Everyone may not agree with you, think like you or share your knowledge. I respect your opinions & I like my opinions to be respected also, pls stop with the scolding tactic ----------------------------------------- Rhetorically asked your age, Why THIS comment, after You commenting as if BREAKING NEWS?? Details R insignifocant-to irrelevant, back then, and particularly now. Just changing the approach from direct violence [KKK], to paid-patsy violence [James Earl Ray], to dog whistle and trope issues of politicians [Trump-DeSantis, etal], now-RACISM,THEN and NOW
R. Kelly’s federal trial in Chicago that starts Monday is in many ways a do-over of his 2008 state child pornography trial, at which jurors acquitted the singer on charges that he produced a video of himself when he was around 30 having sex with a girl no older than 14. Kelly, 55, goes into...
Seems the more financially successful they become they veer off on a self destructive drive that just continues to fuel white anti black racial stereotypes that negatively impacts the black community.
As with everything else in this opaque world there has to be racial discrimination otherwise it's just not white. This is great news and the right result for these players. I'm sure there are lessons to be learned here.
Hundreds of Black NFL retirees denied payouts in the $1 billion concussion settlement now qualify for awards after their tests were rescored to eliminate racial bias. Changes to the settlement made last year are meant to make the tests race-blind. The use of “race norming” in the dementia...
This might seem facetious but ought we to, discreetly, start putting out feelers for under the counter excess supplies of iodine . . . ? Whilst in thought mode, given the gravity of the insinuation, might be a good time too to undertake some serious research into what survivalist resources one would need in preparedness of such an incendiary nuclear fallout. Anyone watched the true account Chernobyl movie last year? These fanatic leaders have tit for tat mindsets and after the scamdemic plandemic we should not underestimate anything these bastards say!
Russian ex-president Dmitry Medvedev issued a veiled threat on Friday to Ukraine's Western allies who have accused Russia of creating the risk of a nuclear catastrophe by stationing forces around the Ukrainian Zaporizhzhia power station. Ukraine has accused Russia of firing at Ukrainian towns...
Not sure what will happen with the economy as of now. I just try to learn from my own life experiences. Back in 2012/13 I had a pretty decent job. The only thing that sucked about it was it was a federal government contract position. The benefits weren't great but the pay was good. The thing is contract positions are very unstable. They may lose the contract and lay everyone off with little to no notice.
I ended up in a situation where the company was being real hush as to whether their contract got renewed or not. We were all beginning to assume that they had lost out on the contract. Once a new company came in it would be up in the air as to whether they hired us back and how many and which people would be hired back.
I didn't want to wait around and leave things to chance. So I started looking for another job. Back then I was a new nurse and didn't have much experience so landing another job wasn't a guarantee. Luckily I found something. It resulted in a pretty severe pay cut but I would have a job. It had better benefits too. Catch was those benefits were coming out of a much smaller check.
I ended up so in debt that I was on the verge of losing our home. I was having to get loans to pay on loans. I was at my wits end and was very unsure how I was going to get out of this hole. I was applying for better jobs but nothing was panning out. I wasn't getting any calls back. I was pretty much about 2 to 3 months from everything just falling apart. My credit was being ruined.
I kept on putting in applications though. I wasn't about to give up. I got a few offers from some local hospitals but based on my experience nothing that paid as high as I was making before. I was able to negotiate and get a bid of a bidding war started between 2 of them and they went a bit higher.
One night I was just sitting in my bedroom stressed as could be. I just felt beat. My wife came in and suggested I look online a bit more. She said worrying isn't going to fix anything and to helped me to look around online. I was searching the federal jobs website. She noticed I was only looking locally. She said why aren't you searching all of Texas instead of just here.
She was right. I was limiting my search to just local jobs when our situation would have us move if that would put us in a better situation.
I expanded the search. I ended up applying for a position out of town. They had also just posted a local position on base and I applied there also. Low and behold I ended up getting call backs and interviews for both. They both paid pretty well and had very good benefits as they were federal government jobs. The one out of town was the best offer though. It paid more and came with a very hefty sign on bonus.
I ended up getting conditional offers from both. I wasn't sure how long the hiring process would be though. The one that was out of town was expected to have a very lengthy hiring process. I ended up going to work at the local one. I hadn't been there two weeks when the out of town position called and said they were ready for me to start and with a $12k up front sign on bonus.
My oldest daughter was almost finished with school. She had 1 month left. So I told my wife to stay behind and I would go out and get things set up. I contacted an apartment complex near the facility I would be working at and paid a deposit. I packed a few items and took one of our cars and headed out.
When I got there there was a mix up and they had rented out the apartment I made the deposit on. Another apartment wasn't available until the end of the week. I had just enough money to make it and keep myself and my wife and kids afloat until the bonus came in and was not sure what to do now. I spun my wheels. I talked to the apartment complex staff and asked if they were sure that they would have the apartment ready. They gave me written guarantee that the apartment would be ready.
I pawned a 9mm gun I had for enough money to get a motel room for a week. I stayed there for the week and at the end of the week the apartment was ready. I got paid that same day. It was my first and only check from the local job. It was a decent amount. I paid the first months rent which was prorated.
After that I laid low. I had another 2 weeks until my first check would come in from the new job. Finally that day came and the bonus was included with the check. Of course tax had to come out of it but I still ended up pocketing a very large amount. I was able to pay off all our debts, pay the mortgage on our house, got my 9mm back from pawn and furnish the apartment.
About a week I went back over the weekend and picked up my wife and daughters and they came out. We decided to keep our house as we knew we would eventually like to go back to our home town. I was able to get a lot of overtime at the new job so I was able to afford to pay rent there and keep my mortgage paid back home. The mortgage was wasn't very high because I was just paying on a single wide mobile home. The work schedule there came to 15 days on shift and 15 days off shift. All I had to do was work 2 of my days off and that would take care of the mortgage.
Somehow miraculously things had worked out! I worked my way from that to getting a job back in home. I ended up selling the single-wide mobile home and upgraded to a double-wide. I ended up selling it and got a house in the city. Over the next few years I kept moving around and accepting every job transfer I could, each with a pay increase.
Since I was a federal government employee now my employment was much more stable. Even if you get laid off for any reason you get first pick for any federal job you applied for. Basically you were guaranteed a job at the same or higher pay in the event you get displaced. I networked and found some part time nursing gigs on the side also. I have pretty much always kept at least 1 part time job every since. Not only do I make more money but it serves as insurance in case of displacement which isn't likely or government shutdowns. Although my agency generally isn't affected by shutdowns, it's better safe than sorry.
Our economy is doing so great, businesses went from not being able to hire enough staff to laying people off!
Companies like Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, Peloton, Google, Microsoft, Snap, TikTok, Buzzfeed, Groupon, and MORE!
The media keeps saying "Biden's economy is strong!" and "We have the best economy in recent years!" but the writing is all over the wall for anyone paying attention. Inflation is still over 8%, gas prices are still too damn high, we have food shortages all over and are expected to see them get worse going into the fall and winter, people are being laid off, the housing market is drying up, interest rates keep going up... SURE! BEST ECONOMY EVER!
Unless you're a paradigm creator or destroyer, You've relegated yourselves to the (over-)compensating indulgences of settling for mental comforts than the demanding imperatives of the unforgiving mental disciplines
TAKE NO PRIDE IN THE TEMPORAL STANDING-N-"ACHIEVEMENTS". THEY ARE THE FLOTSAM WAKE THE ESTABLISHING INITIATORS AND THE RUTHLESS NIHILIST DESTROYERS FOR WHOM THE TRAPPINGS OF THINGS ARE INSIGNIFICANT TO THE EXHIBITED AND AUDACIOUS DARING TO DO WHAT THE MIND'S IMPERATIVES IMPLORE
Teddy Ray has sadly passed away at age 32. Teddy Ray was an American comedian, internet personality, and actor who was best known for appearing on Russell Simmons’ comedy platform, All Def Digital and was one of the new cast members on Season 8 of Wild ‘N Out on MTV. Our thoughts and prayers are with the loved ones of Teddy.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Teddy Ray is one of the hottest and upcoming stand-up comedians in Los Angeles and is considered by many to be an upcoming legend. In his first two years as a comedian, Teddy Ray broke enough stages to get his first TV booking on BET’s Comic View. He went on to make a name for himself through Russell Simmons’ All Def Digital, and not only was he a fan favorite, but his content helped the channel’s now 1.5 million YouTube subscribers. He recently joined the cast of MTV’s Wild ‘N Out Season 8 in a continued effort to be a comedy powerhouse, while he joins his best friend and co-star DoBoy, who has been on the show since Season 4. In just 6 years, Teddy has built a cult following on the internet and continues to make waves in the industry. For this LA West kid who just wanted a little joke, the sky was the limit.
He also starred with co-star DoBoy in a web series titled Teddy Ray & DoBoy: Blowin’ Up, which also airs on All Def Digital’s YouTube channel. He also appeared on ComicView. He is the second person on All Def Digital to be cast on the show, the first being his other co-star Doboy, who joined the show in season 5. He appeared in 2 episodes of season 8.
Being Black in Amerika isn't easy by any means, having to deal with white supremacists day in, and day out can have an effect on you. I find myself not giving a shit about things I usually did. I feel bad sometimes, but mostly not. here's an example. If I hear a story about a missing kid, an abused kid, or even one killed by accident or on purpose, I always try to find out if the kid was Black or not. If it's a non-Black kid (or adult) I tend not to give a damn. I tell myself "they were probably racist anyhow" or if its a kid I think "he would've grown up to be a racist anyhow" 30 years ago I never thought like this, I honestly believe the effects of having to live in a world with these people are eroding my humanity. do you notice anything like this with yourself?
The Street Profits for me, have become one of the best tag teams in the WWE, even though the tag division has been quite lacking as of late, they have been rocking it. But, they've been kinda teasing breaking the team up, and I think it'll result in a much needed push for Montez Ford. He has become a standout in the WWE, for the way he sells, and how good in the ring he is overall. I have not seen anyone with this much energy & charisma in a long time. On top of that, he's also great on the mic. Plus he's got one of the best frog splashes in the game.
Are any of you aware that college sports are going through a realignment? In that schools are peacing out of their conferences to jump to better ones. For example, the SEC and Big 10 are picking up teams like crazy, and it's leaving other conferences scrambling to fill up spots.
Pac-12 and the Big 12 are at each other's throats as well, as each side is trying to take from each other. It mostly stems from tv deals and money of course, but it's been a weird time in college sports. Are you worried your favorite teams are going to head to a different conference? Have any of your favorite teams moved to another conference?
Did you guys hear about this a while back? When Kobe and his daughter died in that helicopter crash, it was said that the firefighters or police shared photos of the crash, including their bodies. Witnesses have said that the fire captain was bragging about having photos and even showed them off during an awards show. Vanessa Bryant is suing to stop these photos of ever releasing.
The sad truth is, I could see police and first responders snapping pictures. It's messed up, and I hope Vanessa wins this case and I hope the people who took these pictures, face jail time for what they did.
Vanessa Bryant’s lawsuit claims the images were shared by county fire and sheriff’s department employees in settings irrelevant to the investigation, including at a bar.
There's a new Jamie Foxx movie that just came out today on Netflix. I like Jamie Foxx, but his last couple films haven't been that great, at least imo. But, I like that he's trying to star in different types of movies these days. So maybe he's in his experimenting stage.
In Day Shift, Jamie Foxx get paid hunting vampires, but pretends to be a pool cleaner as a front to hunt vamps. I'm not too into the vampire genre of horror movies myself, but this one looks like some dumb fun, and if it's made by the people who made John Wick, it should be pretty decent. You can find the trailer below.
Login to view embedded mediaView: https://youtu.be/NIOipWLUzBQ We will no longer allow others to come into our culture and take it over and be able to get rich. We have closed the door to the glummers who glum off of us. It is over, it is done and it is gone. We and only we will be able to live off our own culture and make money. Kick all others out.
Everything has been going up as of late due to inflation. Food has gone up, gas prices are going up and down and it doesn't look like it's going to change soon.
Was this inflation due to the stimulus checks we got a while back? And everyone out there collecting pandemic unemployment during that time? I've found it a bit tough with everything going up in price.
With that being said, has this resulted in another recession? I don't know a whole lot on how recessions start, but I'm curious about them and whether or not we're in one currently.
I can still vividly recall that lonely bike ride home the night of the 2012 election. I did my best to stay away from the television and the internet–anything to avoid the election results. I knew it didn’t matter who won, but despite Obama and I sharing the same skin color, I just couldn’t be happy for him if he won another term as the President of the United States. At the time it seemed like I was the only person, Black or white, who was dissatisfied with his presidency. Any time I brought up (what seemed to me) his shortcomings, I was called ungrateful, misguided, and by some Blacks; even a sellout.
Obama failed to do anything substantive in response to Trayvon Martin’s murder and for the next 2 years, Blacks were increasingly attacked and killed at a pace we had not seen since the 1960’s. For years I thought I was alone, but I was mistaken. As I became more politically astute, I found there were rallying points on the internet for people who felt like me; that these incidents weren’t as isolated as they seemed.
It wasn’t until I found the New Black Media that I found the lexicon to explain the things I had been feeling about society, but didn’t have a way to articulate them. It wasn’t until I discovered the New Black Media that I finally started understanding that these white supremacists weren’t just a bunch of random derelicts from a society once removed, they were in fact, part of a system working against me and other Blacks. Talking heads like Mark Lamont Hill, Michael Eric Dyson, Angela Rye, and Breakfast Club seemed more about espousing Black celebrity and not Black empowerment. The few racial injustices they did address were always obvious, but they were mostly lamentations; and rarely did they help to offer solutions to the problems our people are facing.
Once I discovered the New Black Media, all that changed. I learned about scholars like Dr. Claud Anderson, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, Neely Fuller Jr. and John Henrik Clarke. I learned that there was a racial hierarchy that needed to be upset before we could have any real power. But most importantly, I learned how to be on code with other Black people. But that is just scratching the surface. Understanding everything we are fighting against took a lot of examination and reflection.
Here are the 3 biggest keys from my experiences to understanding how to be on code and why it is important to be on code with other Blacks.
White Supremacy is a System and it is Global
It took me a while to figure this out. History books and mainstream media like to pretend that racism only happened in the southern United States and everywhere else was a beacon of tolerance. Although I should’ve known better, I mistakenly believed this to be true, and gave every white person the benefit of the doubt because I wanted to believe that there were “good white people” out there, and that the majority of bigots were relics from a different, less tolerant America.
When I left home for college I did some traveling abroad and domestically. I lived in “progressive” cities like Portland, Austin, Oakland and in various instances, what I found was no different from the southern cities I grew up in. The interpersonal encounters with these west coast whites may have been less blatantly racist, but the hostility was simply administered differently. In cities like these, Blacks were at best, merely tolerated, and at worst, discriminated against or ignored altogether. Even the “cool” whites approached their interactions with Blacks from a standpoint of voyeurism and satire. Once I started going to other countries, I quickly realized that Blacks and Africans weren’t treated much better abroad. Imagine my shock when I found out that Blacks were completely wiped out of (now) all white enclaves such as Australia and Argentina. I used to think I could run to some other place like Canada or Spain (don’t laugh) or–even worse— “back to the motherland.”
Black People, We Are All We Got
I used to be a champion for the underdog, no matter the circumstance, or ethnic background, injustice towards others never sat right with me. If there was a cause to fight for, you could count me in: climate control, discrimination against other “minorities”, wage gaps, sexism in the work place, etc. It didn’t hit me until after Trump was elected, that all the fervor and support that I brought to the table to help other groups was not even close to being reciprocated towards my own people. The same people cheering for DACA being upheld were nowhere to be found until the George Floyd footage hit the public eye. Until then, every hashtag of a Black life taken was met with mostly silence and occasional sympathetic word or two. Even so called allies will call out the police, but in the next breath, push for better training and police reform. Most of my life, I thought that it was all non-whites vs whites on the chessboard. I didn’t realize until it was much too late, that most non-whites align their sympathies with whites, and even some Blacks (American and foreign) have chosen the side of the oppressor as well. It was clear that the “Black And Brown” coalition was merely another misdirection tactic pushed onto American Blacks, convincing us that we all had the same struggles. To quote John Henrik Clarke, “we have no allies. If you want a friend, then look in the mirror.
Stay Ready, and You Don’t Have to Get Ready
Being ready is indeed, being on code. One way to minimize your chances of conflict is to minimize contact. This extends to both Blacks and non-Blacks. I learned from Neely Fuller Jr. that the best way to avoid conflict is to minimize hanging out, socializing, and partying as much as possible. If one does engage in social behaviors, the key is to make sure it is in a constructive setting because being constructive is just one other way of staying on code. Growing up in high school and college, I got a little too comfortable hanging out too late with different groups of people. Some of these instances led to having to interact with police. I somehow never managed to get hurt or worse, but looking back on those times, I can see how I put myself in harm’s way simply by being out late; often in an inebriated state. Not paying attention to my surroundings, and being socially unaware could’ve easily led to my peril. White Supremacists love soft targets and anytime you leave the house without a weapon, or not dressed for the possibility of combat, you are a soft target, and as a result, off-code. These past 5 years, I have learned the importance of holding heat, staying aware and staying sober.
Now that I’m in tune with the New Black Media, I’m not only caught up, I’m also ahead of the general public who rely on mainstream media. It’s one thing to stay abreast of current events, but it’s another thing entirely to know and understand what is coming down the pipeline. The new black media does a great job of accurately predicting what’s down the road and how Blacks (in particular) should prepare for it. Being prepared is not just a good Scout’s motto, it is just another way to stay on code. Because again, if you stay ready, then you don’t have to get ready. Stay safe, and be dangerous.
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