Von Roburts

I Hid The Car Seat For You | Von Roburts (full set) youtu.be/oyQr-i3IM2A

Tupac called out the #NAACP in the early 90's These people been Fakes! And don't represent Us!

Benching 225 #bench225

What can you do ?

Legendary comedian, Richard Pryor was a singer in the 60s who opened for Bob Dylan and Nina Simone

MALCOM X "YOU DON'T GET FREEDOM PEACEFULLY" In this rare 1963 This Week interview, Malcolm X speaks from the edge of a courtroom and the edge of a nation’s conscience. The LAPD had just shot seven Black men inside a Los Angeles mosque, yet the men who survived were the ones put on trial. Malcolm steps into that moment with a clarity that slices across decades. He rejects the myth that freedom can be begged for politely. “You don’t get freedom peacefully. Freedom is never safeguarded peacefully.” He reminds America that those who enforce injustice cannot demand calm from the people they oppress, and that peace built on silence is not peace; it is domination. Malcolm’s warning feels even more urgent today. The same logic that justified police raids on Black spaces now fuels the militarisation of borders, the targeting of migrants, and the daily violence of ICE operations in Black and Brown communities. The same state that talked about “law and order” in the 1960s still talks that “pretty talk”, while families are torn apart, asylum seekers are caged, and entire communities live under the threat of raids, surveillance, and deportation. Malcolm argued that peace only comes through justice and accountability; that America cannot keep practising inhumanity at home while preaching democracy abroad. His voice exposes the continuity between the LAPD storming a mosque and federal agents storming homes, workplaces, and shelters today. It demands that we see the pattern clearly; a state that refuses to dismantle its systems of oppression forces the oppressed to decide how they will respond. More than half a century later, Malcolm X is still indicting the present. His words remind us that freedom is not granted by those who benefit from our confinement, and that real peace begins only when the machinery of racial violence is dismantled, from the police precinct to the border checkpoint. @VoxUmmah @venanalysis @qiaocollective @ProgIntl @KawsachunNews @OrinocoTribune @blkagendareport @SoberaniaPod

Ann Peebles — “I Can’t Stand The Rain”

Black American Chuck Berry the father of Rock and Roll.

Imma start doing og appreciation posts in comedy because the elders kept it going

Remember white man(the historical representation of oppression and adjacent don’t matter the belief system) greatest weapon is records and time …that’s why they control the records of history and waste your time

Why white people ban black History. Black history reveals the lie of white exceptionalism. Black history makes black children challenge that white is superior

FBA greatness

Never Forget This Was The First Black Super Hero Movie Nobody Ever Talks About, Meteor Man!!

Vision of Escaflowne (1994)

(1989) 10-year-old Kobe getting interviewed in Italy. Amazing. 💫

We're going out with a fuckin' bang. It's The Boys final season teaser trailer, folks. Get ready to climax April 8.

The necessity for "Delineation"?‼️🤔

Don’t be fooled. Buy Black products from Black businesses ONLY! #MerryChristmas #BlackFriday #BuyBlack #ForUsByUs #BlackOwnedBusiness #BlackSanta

Ladies love mystery

Immigrants get more love …