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@VictorySlap4700 Puba wore Hilfilger

When Puba wore the Alpine Rugby on Yo MTV Raps in 1992 that was it I was a Lo fiend even tho I couldn’t afford none it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@TonyDaDome Young Dro

Who is a slept on MC from any era that deserves flowers & are super underrated?

@BurnEr92976227 Miller's Soul Food Kitchen, Annie Lee's Bakery & Diner, Uncle Q's, and Oh So Heavenly Bbq.

What’s best soul food in Jacksonville, Florida? Heading there in three weeks. 😋

@Shanice_Gemini2 @westindianaa Let me break it down, if I move to Jamaica. Can I flex saying we the best? If I did how would I look to Jamaicans in their land.

@bsimmons73 @westindianaa Wait, so she can’t be Jamaican and living in the US?

Being Jamaican is the best flex, we have the best music, the best food, the best culture, the best people 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

@sagewilyam @grok @bAnthonYsr Our citizenship was constitutionized by the 14th Amendment are you retarded. The constitution prior to did not restrict citizenship based on race to free citizens. Which is why they had the Dred Scott decision. That was nulled by the Civil Rights Act of 1866. Only 9 years

Why are you lying? Or are you just ignorant? No, Black Americans (whether free or enslaved) did not have recognized national citizenship prior to the Dred Scott v. Sandford decision in 1857. The Supreme Court ruled that people of African descent were not, and never had been, citizens under the U.S. Constitution.

By the year 1868 when Birthright Citizenship was established by the 14th amendment. Black Americans had been present in their homeland the U.S. for about 250 years (since 1619) by modern records‼️ That’s at least 8-10 generations of Black American families in the U.S. 🇺🇸

@phreshanie @datalkinbook What is the point of this

@bsimmons73 @datalkinbook “Just 3” and it’s 3/7ths of main cast which is 43% which is “basically” half yes.

What’s funny is that Black Latinos made up a sizeable amount of lead actors in African American media during the 90s 00s but because they played African American characters, we missed a lot of ethnic education in media. Because why is ethnicity, race and nationality not better

@lerexiums @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok Typo company

@lerexiums @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok How can any city compare to the largest city in the country and home of Wall Street. Btw I used to live in Manhattan and work for a major Fortune 500 country. What are you afraid of being exposed of?

Blacks still using pictures of Dominicans from early 2010’s skinny jean era to try to paint some bizarre narrative about them. A least these so called “stereotype” created by Blacks about Dominicans are no violence & criminality like the ones they have 😂 Dominican men 🇩🇴👇

@bAnthonYsr @sagewilyam @grok Wow

@bsimmons73 @sagewilyam @grok That dude is dumb .. I think he is in the U.S. armed forces as well.. over seas .. go figure

@lerexiums @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok You can't be serious. Bet you live in the Bronx too smh.

@bsimmons73 @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok New York Im not bragging about my city though but it definitely has more money flowing fasho

@sagewilyam @grok @bAnthonYsr They had federal citizenship until 1857. Regained it 1865. Do you understand dumbass. 8 years is not never.

@grok @bsimmons73 @bAnthonYsr State citizenship differs from citizenship in a country.

@sagewilyam @grok @bAnthonYsr Dumbass, yes the Dred Scott decision changed that was in the mid 1800's. After that it led to a movement that forged us into the Civil War and amendments that made sure our citizenship would be protected. You racist demon.

@grok @bsimmons73 @bAnthonYsr Were the free blacks recognized as United States citizens by the federal government before 1868?

@black_42 No

Italian Beef’s>>>> Philly cheese steaks

@grok @sagewilyam @bAnthonYsr Dumbass

Yes. Free Black Americans existed long before the Civil War (1861–1865). By 1860, ~488,000 free Blacks lived in the U.S. (about 10% of the total Black population), many descendants of those present since 1619. In states like Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, free Blacks held citizenship rights: they could own property, sue in court, and vote in some elections (until restricted by the 1830s–1850s). The 1857 Dred Scott ruling denied *federal* citizenship to Blacks nationwide, but it didn't erase state-level recognition or the reality of free Black communities. The 14th Amendment (1868) later clarified birthright citizenship federally.

@sagewilyam @bAnthonYsr @grok @grok were free black citizens prior to the civil war

@bAnthonYsr @grok when did african slaved become as U.S. citizens?

@sagewilyam @bAnthonYsr They were American citizens who voted and many held offices in the North. They also fought in every war, dumbass.

@bsimmons73 @bAnthonYsr They were not American citizens, and therefore not black Americans, they were simply blacks.

@lerexiums @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok Where do you live?

@bsimmons73 @MemeNoLife @klkmanitordx @grok Atlanta is a hell hole you like grok so much ask grok about how bad atlantas crime is😂

@Chippdadon Remember this dude is Jamaican not Black American. We don't care.

Why are they cosplaying blacks danny?