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15-year-old Shamima Begum is groomed and trafficked to Syria by ISIS, kills no one, has her British citizenship revoked. Dr. Eastland Staveley volunteers for the IDF, brags about killing Palestinian children, returns home, gets a job in the NHS. Spot the difference.

We’ve waited 60 years to see Africa trade with itself. Kwame Nkrumah must be smiling.

Major trade routes in Western Africa, 1400 AD

@Triangularmold @DilettanteryPod Most to my knowledge were permanent settlements. Some were trading / oasis towns like Oudana. Some were larger urban centres / cities like Gao and Timbuktu. A few were where goods were sourced from, like Taghaza / Taoudenni (especially in the desert region)

@DilettanteryPod Are the named locations cities or like stopping points with water and stuff?

Christ. Im actually gonna have to text the woman im in love with. sending her reels every 2 weeks just ain't working

This is exactly what the communists did in ridding China of its century's curse of opium and did it in less than 5 years.

@unatarniq Huuuge bot problem on this app

@GourdsProtector either bots or some big priv account

i mute half my posts so when I see this its scary cause its like, which big account quote tweeted me for saying some dumb shit? Lol

old photos of Yemeni women🌷

@skyybeenup Time to take another look at that CV bro 😂😂

@Scxrchlandxr Honestly both do

Algeria and Mauritania are clearly not working to curb terrorism (one gives tacit support) or regional security it's up to us as always. AES with Nigeria must start implementing C.Musa plans for a border wall I was skeptical at first but the writing can't be clear enough.

I simply cannot overstress how brick stupid this man is. Reddit circa 2006 in shambles.

@skinnypopluvr White people be like "Racism 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣"

@wazir2026 Ah that makes sense

@GourdsProtector It’s mostly bots on here even if u go viral it rarely means anything maybe 70% of all is just bots and LLM farms

@AshokJa44147796 Wrong

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Other Africans don’t understand how Arabisation was achieved in Sudan or why they encounter Black people there who identify as Arab. Hopefully, this video—a harrowing documentary on how Arabisation took place in Sudan—can help explain it. Slavery was officially abolished in Sudan in 1924, but it continued in practice until as late as 2005. People often speak about Mauritania, but they rarely talk about Sudan. The systematic dismantling of an entire people’s identity and culture. The narrator mentions that these children were given Arab names. By stripping a child of their native name and replacing it with an Arab one, The video notes that some have "even forgotten their native Dinka language. The video transitions to the Nuba people, noting they had been "converted to Islam" and now identified as "Arabs." •Identity Shift: This is the final stage of Arabization. It is not just about religion; it is about the adoption of a new ethnic identity that often views the "original" African self as "pagan" or "uncivilized."

Donald Trump is a Bantu btw

@luffvmz lies. They like men

Ever since I entered Saudi Arabia My timeline both TikTok and Twitter is filled with half naked women I wonder why

@yhdon27738 @EmmettStill Least deranged maghrebi

@EmmettStill Qu'allah vous nique et vous détruit

Qu’Allah préserve l’Afrique de l’Ouest du tribalisme, nos ancêtres ont toujours trouvé des moyens de vivre ensemble ça ne changera pas

“In Louisiana, Blàck women were put in cells with male prisòners and some became pregnant. In 1848, legislators passed a new law declaring that all children born in the penitentiary of African American parents serving life sèntences would be pròperty of the state. The wòmen would raise the kìds until the age of ten, at which point the penitentiary would place an ad in the newspaper. Thirty days later, the children would be aùctioned off on the courthouse steps 'cash on delivery.' The proceeds were used to fund schools for whìtè children. . . many of [the black children] were purchased by prisòn officials.” Source: American Prison: A Reporter's Undercover Journey into the Business of Punishment by Shane Bauer