Mark Thompson

Ashford & Simpson – Solid  - 1984 ST

"I don't even know what that phrase means and I doubt that I said that... How I can I answer something that I didn't say... I'd like to hear the recording." Okay @RFKJr_Official. Here you go. Here's you caught lying on tape:

The SOS Band Just The Way You Like It - 1984

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s resume: ⭐️ 19x All-Star ⭐️ 15x All-NBA ⭐️ 11x All-Def ⭐️ 6x MVP ⭐️ 6x NBA Champ ⭐️ 2x FMVP ⭐️ 4x BLK Champ ⭐️ 2x Scoring Champ ⭐️ 38,387 PTS ⭐️ 17,440 REB ⭐️ 3189 BLK ⭐️ 3x NCAA Champ ⭐️ No. 33 retired by Bucks, Lakers & UCLA Happy 79th Birthday Kareem 🙏

The response to slavery had to be violence because maintaining slavery was a violent business

Right

Vivek Ramaswamy mocking his Democratic opponent, Amy Action, for being sexually abused as a child is one of the most disgusting attacks I’ve ever seen from a politician.

Virginia: Don’t be fooled by these deceptive, disgraceful, and deeply racist ads. What they are doing is an old trick with a dark history. I believe we—the people—have the power—and we need to use it. Make a plan to vote YES. Early voting ends this Saturday 4/18. Election Day is Tuesday 4/21.

“You use court to settle a political debate, I am not scared of death, nor am I scared of prison.” - Julius Malema

Bob Marley & The Wailers - No Woman, No Cry (Live At The Rainbow 4th June 1977)

The fact that I speak English does not make me an Englishman. Similarly, the fact that some of us speak French or Portuguese does not make us Frenchmen or Portuguese. We are Africans first and last, and as Africans our best interests can only be served by uniting within an African Community. -Kwame Nkrumah

France is about to vote on a law that could make criticising Israel a criminal offence. Critics say it will be used to silence voices in support of Palestine and outlaw political speech. Al Jazeera’s @marthevdwof explains.

Formed in Louisiana in 1964, they were a network of armed Black men who made a choice - if the government wouldn't protect their communities from Klan violence, Thoughts 💭 ⁉️

The great ancestor speaks: ♥️🖤💚

One of the most racist, white supremacist politician of the 20th century. He was also a child molester.. He had a black daughter, by a teenage black girl that he molested she was working in the family home. He fought against every civilized protection for Black people.. He never publicly admit that he had a black daughter, kept it quiet until the day he died.. He was one of the most hunted, black senator Strom Thurmond 1903 to 2003. He was a Jim Crow democrat who became independent and who became a republican.. truly degenerate an evil.

Billy Ocean Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car - 1988

The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight 1979 (live)

This.

DL Hughley: “America made the choice — I’d rather have a pedophile than a black woman. I’d rather have a rapist. What do you do when a country tells you who it is? You believe them”

The sentencing of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema to five years in prison is not merely a legal proceeding regarding firearm violations; it is a profound political moment that directly targets one of Africa’s most radical, unapologetic Pan-Africanist voices. Malema was convicted for discharging a firearm at an EFF rally in 2018—a case initiated by the AfriForum lobby group—and now faces an effective five-year imprisonment without the option of a fine, disqualifying him from serving in Parliament. This conviction echoes the historical silencing of leaders who confront the "unholy trinity" of colonial land theft, monopoly capital, and puppet governance. Malema has placed the expropriation of land without compensation at the center of his politics. For those fighting for the total liberation of the continent, the state’s decision to lock up the CIC (Commander in Chief) for a 2018 incident, precisely when the EFF is gaining momentum in advocating for nationalization and agrarian reform, appears highly suspect. The timing of this judgment, just ahead of crucial electoral cycles, is a desperate attempt by "white monopoly capital" and its political beneficiaries to cripple the only party in South Africa challenging the economic status quo left by colonialism. Malema has consistently advocated for the economic emancipation of not just South Africans but the African continent, championing borderless trade and resisting neo-colonial influence. By imposing a severe prison sentence on him, the judicial system is perceived to be acting as an arm of the imperialist apparatus, transforming a political action—energizing the masses during a rally—into a violent crime. Malema has announced an immediate appeal, calling the legal attacks a "badge of honour" and maintaining that neither prison nor death will stop the EFF’s march toward economic freedom. While opponents celebrate this as a triumph of "rule of law", to the supporters of African unity, this is a stark reminder that the fight against colonialism is not over. The detention of revolutionary leaders has historically only solidified their positions as icons of the struggle.