Tuttlewind, ♦️🌝♠️🪖💜🏹🪓🪶🇺🇸♎

Unity

Been crying in my inbox for 24 hours lol 😆 you are a bxch @Celtsfalcon

@Exquiste_Gem @fbaredman Bxch shut up

@fbaredman But why is it the same color , the Same as the angolan flag ... And almost the same ?

The black American heritage flag has nothing to do with Haiti! #fba

@Exquiste_Gem @fbaredman Bxch why did yall flee to a majority white country

@fbaredman Why are yall rocking an Moorish sword and African / Grecian reef ?

Diabolical

But third world refugees can something is not adding up

Diabolical

If you are over 30 and you are still complaining about men. The problem is you

A lot of professional & functional black men lament about the community being too matriarchal, but a lot of you are very individualistic & don’t volunteer, give time, etc,

@MilennialBoom In reality Everyone knows who the problem is between Black men and Black women Black men will be ok

@MilennialBoom Diabolical

@HeyPercyEarl What up my boy glad to see you

@mamajerzzy @Edai1168953 @KLV92168164 I dont understand it than want to be so disrespectful

@Tuttlewind33 @Edai1168953 @KLV92168164 For some reason both the Chinese and Japanese been in the US since the 1800’s and don’t say they are the same. These Afro immigrants and the progeny are ridiculous

Lol you a fed ass bxch

🖤 Here is your #BlackAmerican history tip of the day! 🖤 Did you know that during the 1850s, some insurance companies, including Aetna, engaged in a deeply troubling practice by selling policies on enslaved individuals? This allowed slaveholders to take out insurance on the lives of those they enslaved, enabling them to collect a payout when an enslaved person died. This unsettling reality highlights that slavery was not merely a system of Black American oppression; it was also a vast economic enterprise. Numerous institutions—including banks, insurance companies, railroads, and various corporations—were intricately involved in profiting from the enslavement of people. Recognizing these historical facts is crucial as we reflect on our past and confront the complex legacy that Black Americans carry today. Understanding this history helps us honor our ancestors and strive for a future built on justice and equality. ✊🏾📚! #KushNation🔴🔱⚫️

Welcome back

#LatinoHistory This is from a '91 article in the El Paso Herald about black history in El Paso that clearly states: "Mexicans then were classified as white and were NOT segregated" The myth of Mexican segregation in TX is a modern claim that wasn't made even in the 90s.

Keep pushing until we’re fully delineated family. #fba

You will be surprised

@VoodooDollTV1 They are just Mexicans not Black

They Hide Black Mexicans — Why You Never See Them‼️

@JeanDorceus3 @Sage6464 @BlackAndNative1 Bxch shut up

@Tuttlewind33 @Sage6464 @BlackAndNative1 Yall don’t know where yall from. That’s Why could I let the white people call y’all African-American when you guys are native black Americans y’all was here first they took it from y’all. You’re hating the wrong people but then again that’s why America still belongs to the white.

SHE SAYS LEAVE HAITIAN 🇭🇹 PEOPLE ALONE KEEP HAITIAN PEOPLE OUT YOUR MOUTH?‼️🤔

@JeanDorceus3 @Sage6464 @BlackAndNative1 Bxch what