Black Star Lineage

“The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of national greatness.” - The Honourable Marcus Garvey 🔴⚫️🟢✊🏿

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This self hating ass bitch has the nerve to disrespect Africa, Africans, and African history, deny African heritage alongside his FBA weirdos, and then show up in Senegal like nothing was said.

If you reject Africa, then Africa should reject you. FBA should not be welcomed on the continent they openly disrespect. You do not spit on a place and then expect access to it.

That tells me everything. No principles. No shame. Just entitlement.

Fuck Off FBA Coons 🤡👎🏿🖕🏿🤦🏿‍♂️

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Rest in Power to Assata Shakur. A warrior, a thinker, and a symbol of resistance. Your courage against oppression and your words continue to inspire generations in the struggle for Black liberation. 🟥⬛️🟩✊🏿

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Charlie KKKirk was no political commentator— he was an anti-Black hate preacher who made his career demonizing us. I don’t give a damn about his death, because he spent his life spreading poison against Black people. And if any Black person is out here mourning this scumbag, that’s nothing but coon behavior. Don’t ever forget: our liberation doesn’t come from sympathizing with those who openly hate us. I’m smoking that KKKirk pack.

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Smoking that racist Hulk Hogan pack. Man really thought he was untouchable while dropping N-words behind closed doors — now he’s just a washed-up joke whose legacy smells like stale tanning oil and white supremacy.

Fuck Hulk Hogan and may more anti black racists perish. 🖕🏿

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We pack out parties, but leave our liberation meetings empty.

Unity isn't just about showing up — it's about building, organizing, and committing to something bigger than the moment.

From partying to planning. From vibes to vision.

Garvey warned us that distractions destroys nations.

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Rastafari women in London protest against the police brutality taking place in Jamaica (1978)

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Joseph Nathaniel Hibbert in Kingston, Jamaica (1953). Photo by George E. Simpson.

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To the Black Fathers

Your presence is powerful.

Your love is revolutionary.

In a world that tries to erase, ignore, or misrepresent you -

You show up. You provide. You protect. You nurture. You teach.

You are not a stereotype. You are a pillar.

Whether you're raising your children full-time, co-parenting, or breaking cycles -

your efforts matter.

Your tenderness and discipline, your wisdom and your flaws,

they all shape the next generation.

Black fatherhood is resistance.

Black fatherhood is strength.

Black fatherhood is sacred.

Thank you for being here.

We see you. We honour you.

✊🏿⬛️🟥🟩

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I stand with the people of Togo.

Togolese citizens are courageously protesting against a manipulative constitutional reform designed to extend President Faure Gnassingbé’s grip on power. After already ruling for nearly 20 years—and following his father’s brutal 38-year reign—this so-called reform would shift power to parliament, allowing him to bypass term limits and remain in control until 2031.

This is not reform. It’s a regime protecting itself through legal deception.

The people of Togo are demanding real democracy, not dynastic dictatorship. They are tired of repression, corruption, and generations of stolen futures. I stand with their right to protest, to speak, and to decide their own destiny.

Africa does not need more kings in suits. It needs liberation.

✊🏿

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Happy Juneteenth to my Black American brothers and sisters,

As an Afro-Caribbean, I salute the unmatched brilliance you've poured into this world.

From every revolution sparked, every culture birthed, every barrier broken—you've led with power, vision, and genius.

Your resilience isn't just survival—it's creation, leadership, and legacy.

Black America, you are the heartbeat of global Black culture.

Today, we don't just celebrate freedom—we celebrate you.

✊🏿🟥⬛️🟩

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Happy Father’s Day to the men who show up, stand firm, and love deeply.

To the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, uncles, big brothers, mentors —

Thank you for your strength, presence, protection, and wisdom.

Your impact echoes through generations.

Today, we honour you.

🟥⬛️🟩✊🏿