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Afro-Haitian | non-binary | Views are my own, rts≠endorsement

United States
Joined July 2011
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The natural hair convo will never go anywhere because no one wants to be honest.
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Denial or shame regarding African ancestry among some Black individuals is a deeply complex psychological & sociological phenomenon. It is rooted in historical trauma, systemic racism, and the global dominance of Eurocentric beauty and cultural standards.
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Ki sa ki mal Hayti fè USA ?💔🥹
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Billy retweeted
Koman ameriken, fè gendwa sou peyi a konsa ?
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Every critique of afropessimism is "how dare you acknowledge that I hate your black ass" y'all aren't serious LMFAO
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“Gender as white ontological distinction is based on an arithmetic of kinship, social, public, and private obligations that are mobilized by antiblack violence.” Patrice D. Douglass. Engendering Blackness, p. 186
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Haiti's oligarchs are NOT Haitian. They either Middle Easterners Arabs and/or North Africans, while The Bigios are Sephardic Jews from Israel & Syria. The Mevs are German Sephardic Jews. Boulos and the rest are Lebanese, while Vorbes are Algerian French and rest European.
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I don’t see black men as men… they are sexual objects. I don’t see black men as human: they are slaves. I don’t see black men as capable of being anything other than what they are made to be and become. So like what’s for breakfast?
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Replying to @tinegessa
The Haitians of today would have welcomed Napoleon's troops who wanted to re-establish Slavery on the island in 1802 with a rara band. Trauma, deprivation and religious psychosis have really done a number on them.
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Philomé Obin (Haitian, 1891–1986). The Crucifixion of Charlemagne Péralte for Freedom (1970, oil on board). Charlemagne Péralte was one of the leaders of the resistance movement (cacos). The American occupation forces killed him on November 1 1919 and the marines scattered hundreds of copies of the photo of his body by airplane across the countryside to intimidate the Cacos rebels. The image instead became an icon of the resistance.
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Replying to @disrupthehuman
They dont like Haiti anyway cause its history contradicts their whole idea of class solidarity and race not being an important factor. The petit blancs sided with the grand blancs instead of the revolution out of sheer racial hatred. They were tearing mulattos apart in the street
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Latinidad literally built on top of Haiti like it’s so wild
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the US invasion of haiti gave way for the US invasion of venezuela. ICE itself was established thru the detention and murder of haitians. if the rest of the world didn't continually turn its backs on haiti and its people, i think we'd all be in a much better place.
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You can’t discuss policing (ICE, DCFS, TSA, FBI, DEA) in this country while trying to sidestep race or how black immigrants are disproportionately targeted and politically sequestered or altogether erased from latinidad assemblage.
Saying: “ICE snatches Black immigrants too” misses the point. The point is if the govt can snatch ppl & kids off the street & deny them due process, then it is guaranteed to be a threat to every last one of us in different ways if we don’t raise hell about it right now!!!!
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Don’t get me wrong, I despise whites. But if there’s one thing I’ll forever hold against them, that’ll be their contribution in creating muttified Latrinos whose entire personality is shitting on Black people while celebrating their diluted European rapecestry
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Replying to @spaceexplore23
Race mixing is degeneracy imparticularly reproducing mixed race children. It should be banned.
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