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Britain did not end slave trade, before the abolition of slavery was passed in the British parliament in 1835, Africans in Haiti had already abolished slavery for life in 1804 and declared the first ever Black Republic. Immediately after slave trade ended, colonialism followed which the British spearheaded. African resistance ended slavery, not British benevolence!

“Britain led the fight to end slavery.” Cool story, sis. Britain sustained 100,000 casualties trying to put the Haitians back in chains. They put more effort into that venture than trying to hold on to their American colony. The sharpness of Haitian machetes reset their brains

Update: The woman who was assaulted at Gunna’s concert in London says the man is in police custody. 🙏

Find him, get him fired from his job, get him locked up, everything. Disgusting prick

the man telling gen z to skip college and learn a trade has > a degree from stanford > a phd from goethe university in germany > built a company worth $415 billion using government surveillance contracts > launched a fellowship that requires ivy league level test scores to even apply the advice was never for you

That guy that ejaculated on a woman at the Gunna concert is a serial offender, I’m so sure because why did he have a change of clothing with him at a CONCERT.

This summarizes the most self-destructive analysis on transatlantic slavery I have ever seen. It contains a straw man, gaslighting, victim blaming, and historical erasure dressed up as tough love. The straw man: you reduced a demand for accountability for industrialized, race‑based chattel slavery and colonialism to “blaming Europeans for inventing slavery.” No serious person argues that Europeans invented slavery or that they should be held responsible for slavery everywhere. The gaslighting: you frame centuries of violent extraction - the slave trade, colonial plunder, imposed borders, continent-wide structural adjustment - as a mere “excuse” for African failure, as if the continent’s development occurred in a vacuum untouched by the powers now refusing to vote yes on a UN resolution. The victim blaming: you point to African intermediaries as if that transfers full moral responsibility onto the enslaved and their descendants, while ignoring who held and supplied the guns, the ships, the banks, the plantations, and the political power that made the system global. And the historical erasure? You omitted that right after slavery, came colonialism, after colonialism, came debt traps and IMF austerity; a continuous chain of external extraction that your “self‑actualization” narrative conveniently pretends never happened. If self‑actualization is the goal, then the first step is acknowledging the actual historical barriers, not dismissing them as an excuse. "Britain paid around 20 million pounds to free all slaves. The (sic) only fully paid the loan this 2015." Who did they pay it to? Slave owners! They were compensated for losing their property. The slaves received nothing - only forced labour under another name. Britain made their commoners who probably didn't own slaves pay rich fucks who did and you called it 'freeing the slaves'? Britain soldiers died equalizing the transatlantic slave trade, making sure others were not selling and buying slaves and gaining advantage over them. They basically used abolition as a tool to entrench geopolitical dominance - it was not a display of penitence or morality.

Slavery “When Britain abolished slavery in its colonies in 1834, it made sure slave owners, NOT the enslaved, were compensated” Prof Lwazi Lushaba

Ghana’s UN resolution, that is largely symbolic anyways, should not take our focus away from the recent security pact with the EU. You can’t right a historical wrong with a present partnership, esp with those who still embody the same logics that caused slavery and colonialism.

@S_Fleary1 We can hope...

Hopefully, this will put an end to these silly diaspora wars…we got bigger issues to sort out!! 🌍✊🏾🌎

This is the vote of every country on Ghana's Resolution at the UN seeking to declare slavery as the gravest crime against humanity and demand reparations. Three countries voted NO: 1. USA 2. Israel 3. Argentina The resolution has passed!

Them making the minorities show their face while the white supremacists can stay masked up is intentional btw.

#England - Sergeant Claire Millard, a police officer at West Midlands Police, is so excited to see her far-right close friend while on duty that she laughs with him about the best place to hang the racist “send them back” flags outside the asylum hostel.

Btw, the names of the two DOGE staffers who were deposed and are on camera casually saying that reducing a deficit was more important than human lives, even though DOGE actually helped increase that deficit, are Justin Fox and Nate Cavanaugh. We’re not saying their names enough.

Ant Middleton, who wants to be the next Mayor of London, is quote-tweeting a fake Keanu Reeves account based in Africa. Someone needs to investigate his time in the Special Forces, just in case someone pretended to be the Prime Minister and managed to extract secrets from him.

Being Pro Black does not mean you're Anti-Anything. It just means you support and love Black people.

@mindofprospect @theashrb Cost of living crisis that's what. They want the bag at any cost

A new coon is popping up on a weekly basis what is going on

RIP to an OG

These people should be getting charged and flung into jail till they die or worse

She was absolutely nasty to women on Myron’s show. Do not let her crawl back on social media and grift off her new persona and this documentary and come back to TikTok now after being on Fresh and Fit for years as Myron’s backup being nasty to black women on there too. F you Angie!