UPDATE: Tariq Nasheed pushed for $7Mil for Hidden History Museum; FBA is 1000% officially a cult via new Religion, “MOJAURA”
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Fuck da pope. They the reason yo ass was on an island. The catholic chirch sanctioned the slave trade.
They apologized to the Indians in Canada before he died. They ain’t said shit to you yet
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Did we hear that correctly or did he say “umm, a BABALAWO”? Either way he has revealed a connection to Yoruba spirituality. Share your thoughts repost @theasheshop | EMP PRESS
Did we hear that correctly or did he say “umm, a BABALAWO”? Either way he has revealed a connection to Yoruba spirituality. Share your thoughts repost @theasheshop.
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He might not even be fba. Or maybe he trying to find some attachment to west Africa like Ashanti mother naming her after the assanti tribe. But this means nothing since one actor is Jamaican and the other is Nigerian in the movie anyway. They’re just actors. Not writers.Did we hear that correctly or did he say “umm, a BABALAWO”? Either way he has revealed a connection to Yoruba spirituality. Share your thoughts repost @theasheshop | EMP PRESS
Did we hear that correctly or did he say “umm, a BABALAWO”? Either way he has revealed a connection to Yoruba spirituality. Share your thoughts repost @theasheshop.
Michael B. Jordan is an American actor and producer of African American descent. He is of West African descent. His middle name, Bakari, is a West African name meaning "of noble promise". He has starred in numerous films and television series, including "Black Panther," "Creed," and "Fruitvale Station".
Nice try anyway
Creole is fba
The Jasmine Brand on Instagram: "Newly uncovered records have traced Pope Leo XIV’s ancestry to Creole people of color, adding a powerful layer to his personal and spiritual legacy. The revelation is sparking conversations around race, representation
5,054 likes, 93 comments - the.jasmine.brand on May 9, 2025: "Newly uncovered records have traced Pope Leo XIV’s ancestry to Creole people of color, adding a powerful layer to his personal and spiritual legacy. The revelation is sparking conversations around race, representation, and the global...
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Nice try anyway
Creole is fba
The Jasmine Brand on Instagram: "Newly uncovered records have traced Pope Leo XIV’s ancestry to Creole people of color, adding a powerful layer to his personal and spiritual legacy. The revelation is sparking conversations around race, representation
5,054 likes, 93 comments - the.jasmine.brand on May 9, 2025: "Newly uncovered records have traced Pope Leo XIV’s ancestry to Creole people of color, adding a powerful layer to his personal and spiritual legacy. The revelation is sparking conversations around race, representation, and the global...
Creole generally means a person or people of mixed colonial French, African American and Native American ancestry.
It’s also heavily intertwined with Spanish & African influences. Doesnt creole language itself derive from Pidgin?
These FBA’s be claiming anything
Yep and that moron be typing anything. I'm surprised he didn't say "I'm from creole "
They’re coming.
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I like the thread. It reminds Black Americans that these people arent allies and that they're just as racist and derogatory as white Americans. Please dont delete this thread @HNIC. The tide is turning and our momentum is only growing.
Fucking weirdo. Probably getting dug out by a pinkton too.
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