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@Pauline98476699
We can no longer allow these people to represent us in any form of media. A lot of Africans have negative self images (hence the skin bleaching) that transpire in their productions.
Black Americans should be the only ones representing Black Americans.
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@1vanessacarlos
There’s a reason why there are so many photographs of Black Americans from the 1800s and so few photographs of Congolese people from the same time period.
Unlike you, we were recorded since the beginning of photography and have a documented presence in the U.S. since the 1600s.
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@Soulful1865
So they don’t hate the people that colonized them and got them speaking English in the first place (🏴), they don’t hate the people buying up all the land in their countries and making them speak Chinese (🇨🇳), but they hate BAs (🇺🇸) because we’re somehow holding them back? 🤔
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@K_DOT03
@Jen_jen_jen_123
Black Americans have more recent European and Indigenous North American DNA than African.
By your logic, since you chose to use 500 years as a time frame, Black Americans would actually be European/Native American, like I said, by YOUR logic.
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@DocMellyMel
@Beyonce
I’m sure these people would have stood for all the negative things you *chose* to associate with the American flag.
Why does no one say “you can’t fly your Nigerian flag because of FGM and the recruitment of child soldiers encouraged by the government”?
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@CalmPsyChole
@K_DOT03
@Jen_jen_jen_123
Most Black Americans’ European and Native American ancestry is from 1750-1865. As of 1850, the majority of Black Americans were third, fourth, and fifth-generation Americans.
Where’s your family from?
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Take a second to think about why this melanated woman of foreign descent would be concerned with Beyoncé, Black Americans, Louisiana Creoles, or Americans in general flying the American flag…
I saw someone say “Beyoncé is reclaiming U.S. patriotism” to show “Black Americans remain the architects of this country.” *yawn* —there is no reclaiming what that flag represents on stolen land. It is a symbol of imperialism and a reactionary aesthetic.
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@BurnEr92976227
Ironic. I thought they were hard workers? You know, doing the jobs everybody else refused to do?
Seems to me like they just want to come to America to get their prepaid debit card every month.
Who knows 🤷🏽♂️
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@LEXDIAMONDSLINX
How are we separate from the United States if our ethnicity was coalesced here?
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@BurnEr92976227
It’s crazy that there are people who would deny his “Black Americanness” because of how he looks. He and both of his parents were enslaved in Virginia.
He was a skilled and prolific Black American photographer 👍🏽
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@46Unava
They want us to be tribalistic based on skin tones, states, cities, gender, etc.
They’re constantly looking for ways to cause division within the Black American ethnicity.
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Louisiana Creoles vs. Haitians
They tried to tell me the Haitians were the REAL the Louisiana Creoles. 🤔
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@StonoTone
Why is it talking like it’s family built New York?
Talking bout “other countries wanna visit New York” BITCH YOU ARE THE OTHER COUNTRIES 😭
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@NotAntXIV
@BlackPowerBA
You’re a liar. It’s sad how you just sat up here and lied, saying you would tell an Afro-Brazilian not to fly their flag, just to justify your denigration of Black Americans.
We both know you have no animosity toward any other group. Stop pretending this isn’t about BAs.
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@darealseanadams
@Pauline98476699
That’s true. Major Hollywood studios actually prefer some African actors over Black American actors due to their subservient nature.
I’m glad Black American directors like Mario Van Peebles and
@IWashington
are starting to create films that depict AND star Black Americans.
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@chigowk
There’s a reason why you live in Massachusetts and not Nigeria. If the whites of the antebellum era couldn’t uproot us from this country, your fleer ass sure as hell can’t either.
We descend from a group of people you could NEVER compete with.
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Y’all need to make up y’all’s minds.
Are we American colonizers “taking over” Ghana and Nigeria, or are we “displaced” Africans begging to be American?
Which one is it?
I’ll give you a hint: we’re Americans. Not colonizers or Africans, but Americans.
When black people in America say “we built this country” all I can hear is a very confused African coping so hard they might pop a blood vessel. It’s like a slave standing in front of master’s 50 acre estate self congratulating “we built this” 😭 like brother please look around
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Saying all this from Houston, Texas, USA…
It’s not just Ghana. It’s also happening in Mexico, Colombia, Indonesia etc. They’re teaching masterclasses on TikTok for how to go to these places, buy up land/property and have the locals do all sorts of domestic labor for you. All while sounding like benevolent saviors.
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@ARD28X
Most Jamaicans were born in Africa as of 1850.
By the same year, most Black Americans were multigenerational Americans.
Play third world games with third world people.
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@vespi808
People act like white women in America don’t have an extensive gold-digging history that spans all the way back to Europe.
During the colonial era (and beyond, obviously) white women would be taught how to be a wife and a mother and get married off to a man of status and money.
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If Black Americans are demons for immigrating to other countries, what are you and the rest of your people?
Why are y’all everywhere except Nigeria?
@Playm8z
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“God she is so ugly, that nose 😂😂😂”
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@ItsEstaFiesta
@Xierre_
@skinclasshero
She’s ethnically Nigerian. I could be born in Japan, but that wouldn’t make me a descendant of the Shogun. Stop being stupid.
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@Liberation_Blk
So these people are Taíno? If not, then they’re in the same boat as Black Americans, who you, for some reason, love to denigrate.
Also, Haitians genocided anyone who they deemed “non-Haitian,” including Dominicans with significant Taíno ancestry…
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Y’all don’t see the bigger picture and that scares me. These people hate that we love ourselves and our country. These people hate that we fly our flag. These people hate everything we are and represent; everything we’re associated with.
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Y’all want a friend so bad 🤦🏽♂️
The same audience Candace Owens chose to cater to is the audience that is obligated to save her. Why would we, as Black Americans, the people who she willingly denigrated online for years, be obligated to provide her with a platform? Melanin?
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@BreakingBrown
They love saying that. The ship that crashed into the bridge was piloted by a Ukrainian man and had an all-Indian crew.
They don’t care, though. They’ll do anything, including purposely spreading disinformation, to denigrate Black Americans.
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This is a prime example of how skin color means nothing when it comes to ethnocultural sameness.
Anyone with even a basic understanding of Black American history would know that many Black Americans from Mississippi moved DIRECTLY to Chicago during the Great Migration…
lol, literally because there’s no such as “black culture.” Everyone’s way of life depends on where they’re, and who they’re around. Black people in Mississippi are nothing like black people in Chicago, Texas, or the black neighborhood across town.
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@Jedi_Lando
@MaryLovesBennie
@KiaSpeaks
@RonO__RNS
@Jasonterrysysbm
The crazy thing is all these narratives are so chaotic.
The Pan-Africanists are saying move to Africa while advocating for Africans to come here.
The actual Africans are saying stop moving to Africa because it hurts locals, while they have no problem moving here…
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Pan-Africanist… reporting live… from… London?
When are you lot going to claim this flag as well? You can't be selective now... 🥲
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So what are you?
Me and a black man that dates yt women have nothing in common. Not even as just platonic friends. They are typically BW hating people.
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@itsdianalynn
@saiyanbythesea
Can’t be as divisive as calling Black Americans colonizers for doing what literally everyone else does.
Tell the African leaders stop inviting Americans to their countries at the expense of their people if you that hurt. Otherwise STFU and cope 😂
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Foreigners have been “melanining” their way into conversations they can’t comprehend for way too long now.
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@MajestyRia
Willingly coming to America and pledging allegiance to the flag in the immigration office is a choice, too.
@Liberation_Blk
If immigrants and refugees can rock with the Stars and Stripes, so can Black Americans. And it's just that simple! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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@BurnEr92976227
There’s a reason why every other ethnic group on the planet is being invited to the United States (largely by the Biden administration) for a better life, while Black Americans are told to leave our country and “repatriate” ourselves to a foreign African landscape.
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Saying this with a foreign flag is crazy. There’s a reason why you don’t get claimed.
Like my mom is a black American woman and my dad is a black Panamanian man, and I was told I’m far from black and I shouldn’t use AAVE on here. If yall don’t learn to stfu touch some grass or get laid 😂😂😂😂😂.
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BLM and Pan-Africanists are the most unserious groups in America. They think progress is having a street named after them.
Beyoncé is American. The American flag represents American people. It’s that simple. Go critique these third world flags and the countries they represent.
The
#AmericanFlag
symbolizes the genocide of Indigenous people, the theft of their land, the enslavement, dehumanization, and exploitation of Black people, and settler colonialism.
Critique around
@Beyonce
’s artistic choice is important and healthy, not hate.
#CowboyCarter
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The average Nigerian is mentally retarded.
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King Von was no different than Ted Bundy. Why are y’all attracted to serial killers?
that man was fine af the way he look the way he stand, the way he talked 😍🥺God made him 1 of a kind fr I’m mad af😭😭😭😩
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White dick don’t.
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@Heyitsablackguy
@BurnEr92976227
So if Adonis, Drake’s son, heard a Larry Graham song (Larry Graham is Drake’s uncle) he wouldn’t have any right to say “Hey, my granduncle sings this song” simply because the majority of his DNA is European?
Appearances and racial identifications don’t change your family tree.
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@mfcoon95
@LEXDIAMONDSLINX
Obviously not. Being from the United States doesn’t equate to being white. I thought this was common knowledge.
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@Heyitsablackguy
@BurnEr92976227
So how do you explain Adonis’ grandfather? He just doesn’t exist? Adonis isn’t able to acknowledge him?
You’re being ridiculous.
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@midwestbarbiee
The crazy part is most Caribbeans can’t trace their ancestry on their islands back past 1850, meanwhile Black Americans can easily trace ours in our states back to the early 1700s.
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@Liberation_Blk
Cry about it. Beyoncé is a REAL American like the rest of us. That’s our flag. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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@itzmaraa__
Black American men and African men are two different types of men.
Black American men don’t stone BA women, practice FGM against BA women, burn BA women alive, mass r*pe BA women, etc. so no, BA women and African women are not the same “breed”.
None of those crimes are normal.
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@BLACKTIVIST5
@DocMellyMel
@Beyonce
Plenty of people ride white horses…
Now, for some reason, you chose to associate a white horse with negativity, but if you knew anything about symbolism in art, you’d know that a white horse represents aid and assistance.
Simple Google searches destroy your arguments.
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Where’s the white parent?
2 Black Parents = Afrikan
1 Black Parent + 1 White Parent
= Black American
Got it!
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@BrownSu60905712
@CalmPsyChole
@K_DOT03
@Jen_jen_jen_123
Exactly. Most BAs can connect ourselves to Europeans and Natives on our family trees (not citing this as a positive), whereas I’ve never seen a BA family tree with an African on it.
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@Ciriakito7_
@lamb_jabari
The same thing happens when people come to America. Black Americans tell them to respect our culture, history, and any boundaries we set, but they refuse to and call us xenophobic.
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@saiyanbythesea
This narrative only exists because they have no understanding of Black American history.
They think their skin color is a qualification for them to make assessments on us.
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@PanAmerica8
@BrownSu60905712
@CalmPsyChole
@K_DOT03
@Jen_jen_jen_123
It’s almost as if they’re nothing without some sort of connection to us…
That would explain why they always bring us up when their likes and views start to get low.
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@JashuwahJackson
The fact that Black Americans are still falling for the scam of Pan-Africanism nearly 100 years after Marcus Garvey was found out to be a Klan collaborator is concerning.
Apparently, a dashiki and a kufi = a degree in ethnographic research, macroeconomics and policy analysis.
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These are the same people who fought tooth and nail to be considered white, btw.
“afro-indigenous” isn’t an identity hope this helps !
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African vs. Black
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@DocMellyMel
@Beyonce
You, being a person who specializes in “Pan-African studies,” have no right to say what is and isn’t American.
Beyoncé, along with every other Black American, is rooted in this country. We have familial and historical ties to this land and the flag that represents it.
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You mean to tell me a group of people who come from a dystopian cannibalistic society can’t stand being called ashy?
@ClubShayShay
@GodfreyComedian
I’m tired of Africam Americans not taking any accountability for their part in the fractured relationship between them and African and Caribbean blacks. Talk to Gen X and older Haitians and they’ll tell you that their first bullies who literally beat their ass were AA.
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@klkmanitord
I guess they tell that lie to everyone.
Haiti is a fifth-world failed state of a country. How could they liberate anyone if they can’t even liberate themselves today?
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@K_DOT03
How are we African if our most recent African-born ancestors existed centuries ago? We have no familial connection to the African continent. We do, however, have recent connections to Europe and North America.
You wouldn’t suggest we’re European or Indigenous, though, so stop.
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@SomaliPan31099
Her tour will flop. Anything she puts out will flop, too.
South Africa hasn’t had a chart-topping artist in 50+ years. They have no appeal outside of South Africa.
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@jwjohnson37
@Pauline98476699
Michael Jackson had a skin condition and Beyoncé is naturally lighter skinned.
We don’t have an obsession with lightening our skin. Y’all do.
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@OriginalBLKAmer
Think about how it was before the 1960s. There was no contact with other groups.
Many thriving Black American towns, including Allensworth, Nicodemus, Hobson City, Eatonville, James City, Mossville, and New Philadelphia were established during the period of no contact.
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Third world delusions. You’re too busy talking about Black Americans to do anything about the Nigerians, Zimbabweans and Boers running your country.
You’re the obsessed one.
The obsession people have with South Africa is very concerning.
If it’s not Nigerians, it’s black Americans…
If not them, it’s red necks in America and Europeans telling us that we’re “committing a genocide against white people.”
The world is truly obsessed!!
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@outofdamnnames
@stillnotziora
I said it once, and I’ll continue to say it: nothing good has ever come out of Nigeria.
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@Jedi_Lando
@mildshade
@tariqnasheed
Yup. The banjo didn’t exist in Africa. It was created in America by Black Americans.
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@Ciriakito7_
@lamb_jabari
Interesting. I never knew that.
Would you say that’s the reason why Dominicans don’t like Haitians today? Along with the fact that they illegally immigrate to the Dominican Republic?
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@westprince_
@BornIn2Soul
A Jamaican Klan collaborator who was born in Saint Ann’s Bay and died in London.
He spent his life preaching the fallacy of Pan-Africanism to Black Americans up until the point where he got deported.
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@darealseanadams
@Pauline98476699
@IWashington
Tyler Perry would rather put on his silver wig and fake breasts and pretend to be a woman while at the same time defrauding and disrespecting Black American women (Mo’Nique).
I can’t lie, he did put a lot of BA actors/actresses on, though. I’ll give him that.
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@RonO__RNS
@Jedi_Lando
@DoloSoLow
@BurnEr92976227
Like I said, all y’all do is talk.
Umar is y’all’s leader right? At least that’s what he said.
And of course you don’t plan on replacing him, he’s Cuban.
Africans can’t even take over their own countries, so I doubt they’ll be able to take over mine 😂
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I would honestly hate being foreign. Y’all latch on to every aspect of Black American culture, so much so, to the point where you’ll lie on random people just to have somewhat of a point.
A truly miserable existence. Just sex tourism, coconuts, and vibes.
Mind you the captain in this video Jamaican LMAOOOOOO
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@Jedi_Lando
@RonO__RNS
@DoloSoLow
@BurnEr92976227
He genuinely has no answer for you.
He’ll keep throwing out the “FBA cult” allegations instead of pulling up examples of Pan-Africanism benefitting Black Americans.
All they do is talk. That’s why Umar still hasn’t built a school after 10+ years.
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@AfricanHub_
None of the named groups originate in Africa. There’s no record of those ethnicities existing on the African continent in the 1400s.
Whether it’s Black Americans, Trinidadians, Bajans, Haitians, etc., all new world Black ethnicities were coalesced in their respective countries.
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No dirt roads, 100+ year old buildings built by Black Americans that are still standing, electrical wires connected to each building, etc.
These buildings just happen to be abandoned. Show your village.
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@Raw_and_risky
@midwestbarbiee
If you had to start your tweet with “Look, I’m American,” you’re 100% a foreigner.
We’re not “too far gone,” we’re civilized and don’t feed in to your third world games. We don’t subscribe to tribalism, misandry, or any of your other primitive beliefs.
THAT’S the truth.
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This is what personal growth looks like.
A few years ago,
#Beyonc
é embraced Pan-Africanism on her album Black Is King.
After being denigrated and thoroughly scolded (by Africans), Beyoncé now embraces her AMERICAN roots on her upcoming album Cowboy Carter.
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@RonO__RNS
Nobody’s surprised. Your type love immigrants more than you love yourselves. Just a bunch of cucks. 😂
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@Wilchi305
@Brittany_0526
@BLKLiberation84
The current Haitians can’t even restrain themselves from eating people.
Your “people” did nothing for Black Americans or the United States.
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