fvcking love this brother
When the pigs come for you, so you bring pigs to them. 🐷🚔
'Just dropping off backup.' 😂
Mississippi: where police brutality meets bacon brutality. 🥓
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fvcking love this brother
When the pigs come for you, so you bring pigs to them. 🐷🚔
'Just dropping off backup.' 😂
Mississippi: where police brutality meets bacon brutality. 🥓
Buddy......I tried telling them.
It was this video that I saw about colourism that I wrote the piece called the "Diana Rossification of Black People.
The piece looks at colourism and the cultural pressures that shape how Black identity is seen, valued, and sometimes diluted in public life. It is not about policing personal relationships or individual choices, but about naming broader systems that influence perception, status, and belonging.
The idea of “Diana Rossification” is used here as a cultural shorthand for how certain versions of Blackness are often elevated as more “acceptable,” while others are pushed to the margins. These patterns show up across media, beauty standards, and social mobility.
The goal is not outrage, but clarity. How do these standards form? Who benefits from them? And what happens when a community is consistently encouraged to soften or reshape itself for acceptance?
These are difficult but necessary questions.
See the article below in the previous post. 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿
How Colourism, Assimilation Pressures, and Cultural Amnesia Are Quietly Reshaping the Future of Black America
Because its all a LIE brother, all a fvxcking LIE
Dear Karen… Karen is not the n-word, because one term was created to uphold white supremacy, and the other was created to name one of the ways white supremacy gets enforced. History matters. Power matters. Context matters.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯man i love you man. You talk HEAVY. Talk HEAVY brother. TALK. FVCKING. HEAVY.😎😎🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Brother, we see the grift- slowly but surely, these leopards are rolling back decades of laws that were ONLY written and passed because, as you so eloquently said, these leopards love being a piece of 💩💩💩.
His name is ideffoverthink on TikTok. He's fvkcing awesome
Brother is 1 million per cent on point!
They also get irritated when you're confident
Some white people feel that if you achieve what they have achieved, then they have failed.
Don't trust any of them. They don't like you, and they'll throw you under the bus as soon as the opportunity presents itself. The moment you show confidence, and if you show ambition, they will make it their mission to break you down
FVCK EM.