Tuck Tuck @FreeGravity

Nothing comes to a sleeping man but a dream

@RamsesAtenAmun2 @Neytiri_55 What do you mean about the sun being black bro?

@Ballislife He switched pivots, definitely a travel

@stephenasmith What do you think about Draymond Greens statement about wanting to get Chris Paul his first Championship? And do you think the Warriors experience and determination will give them an edge in regards to chasing another championship?!

Winnie Mandela, A Mother and a fearless freedom fighter #Africa

"Shaq fouled out so everybody kind of panicked… He came out and I think he might've scored 12 straight. Then he hit that big shot and he's like, 'Relax. I got this.' Tyronn Lue on Kobe Bryant in Game 4 of the 2000 NBA Finals. (via @shobasketball)

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Survived too many storms to be bothered by Raindrops.

I found myself in jail now I know who I am…. I see people different especially if they don’t even know who they are themselves yet… Some don’t even know they savages so I try not to judge buts it’s a lot of lost people moving around right now,money can’t even help them find it!

@Neytiri_55 No ma’am

Ethiopia's natural gums are a versatile product with various industrial uses. From food products to cosmetics, gums derived from acacia, boswellia, and commiphora are in high demand. #TradeWithEthiopia @bpolitics

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@Pearlzozoh Lyrics on point 💯🥶

@_shaaarnay 😂😂❤️ I feel the same way! The struggle is real

Well duh… it’s entertaining though 🍿

Esoteric Moruti @MathicsMahlangu

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Just recently watched the second one Lol this is just a Movie about the colonization of natives, nothing else......

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Mali 🇲🇱 Had A University in the 1200 AD that taught Astronomie, Geographie, medicine, Mathematics and so on. Home of Mansa Musa, Richest Man in the History of Mankind!!! Timbuktu in Mali 🇲🇱 is home to one of the World's oldest University, Sankore which had libraries filled with manuscript written in Ajama (African languages such as Hausa written in scripts in form of Arabic) in the 1200AD. University of Sankore is believed to be built by Mansa Musa around 988AD the richest man in history. Subjects studied in the university included Geography, Astronomy, Medicine, Mathematics, Science and even history, despite the fact that history was never part of any teaching curriculum in the Islamic world at the time. When Europeans and Asians begin visiting and Colonizing Mali in the 1300s to 1800s the Malians began hiding their Manuscripts in basement, attics and underground in fear of destruction or theft by foreigners. In recent history many as 700,000 scripts had been rediscovered and is in modern and advanced mathematics. #Africa

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@AwokeIysis Burn the US government to the government to the ground. Burn the societal system we are forced to live under to the ground! It’s about unity, rather a person wants to go back to Africa or stay in America long as we are working together to achieve global liberation it’s all good

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We need 4 hugs a day for survival, 8 hugs a day 4 maintenance & 12 hugs a day 4 growth. This may very well be the "hug threshold" that allows ur body to produce oxytocin, released in response to physical touch. Oxytocin released by pituitary gland has great health properties 🫂

”IF YOU, THE BR|TISH, DARE TO INVADE, I will use your skull as a drinking cup and your jawbones to beat my drums “. Ashanti King, Osei Tutu Kwadwo ( Ghana 🇬🇭 ), to The British Governor, Sir Charles McCarthy. The Battle of Nsamankow was a battle between the United Kingdom and the Ashanti Empire that took place in 1824 as part of the First Anglo-Ashanti War. The British force under Charles MacCarthy was defeated by an Ashanti force. The Battle of Nsamankow was fought on 21 January 1824. In late 1823, following the disagreements between the Fantis and the Ashantis, he declared war on the king of the Ashanti; after organising the defences of Cape Coast, he set out with an expedition of some 80 men of the Royal African Colonial Corps, 170 men of the Cape Coast Militia, and 240 Fanti tribesmen under their local chiefs. He was accompanied by a captain and an ensign of the 2nd West India Regiment, as aides-de-camp, a surgeon of the same regiment, and J. T. Williams, his colonial secretary. This was not the only part of his force; three other groups of infantry were in the region, one of 600 regulars of the RACC and 3,000 native levies, one of 100 regulars and militia and 2,000 levies (under Major Alexander Gordon Laing), and a third of 300 regulars and militia and 6,000 levies. The plan was for the four groups to converge and then engage the enemy with overwhelming force. On the night of the 20th, still without having joined forces with the other three groups, his force camped by a tributary of the Pra River. The next day, at around 2pm, they encountered a large enemy force of around ten thousand men; in the belief that the Ashanti army contained several disaffected groups whose chiefs were willing to defect, MacCarthy instructed the band to play the National Anthem loudly. The Ashanti responded by approaching closer, beating war drums, and his beliefs were swiftly dispelled. Fighting started shortly thereafter; the two sides were separated by a 60-foot-wide (18 m) stream, which the Ashanti made no major attempt to ford, both sides contenting themselves with staying firm and keeping up a continual musket fire. However, the British forces were lightly supplied; the bearers bringing the supplies up in the rear, which included most of the gunpowder and ammunition, mostly fled after hearing the firing in the distance and encountering deserters straggling back. Only one additional barrel of powder and one of shot were brought up, and ammunition ran out around 4pm; the Ashanti then made a determined attempt to cross the river, and quickly broke into the camp. Almost all the British force were k.illed immediately; only around 20 managed to escape. MacCarthy, along with the ensign and his secretary, attempted to fall back; he was wounded by gunfire, however, and k.illed by a second shot shortly thereafter. Ensign Wetherell was k.illed whilst trying to defend MacCarthy's body and Williams taken prisoner. On his return, he related that he had only survived through being recognised by an Ashanti chief for whom he had done a small favour, and was spared; he was held prisoner for several months, locked in a dwelling which he shared with the severed heads of MacCarthy and Wetherell, kept as trophies of war. McCarthy's gold-rimmed skull was later used as a drinking-cup by the Ashanti rulers. #Africa

@OuthiyakAsi @BikoDjango It only been a little over 2000 years since the Ptolemaic dynasty ruled Egypt. Further providing she was probably white considering Egypt was ruled but white foreign invaders around this time. It is what it is man we can’t force our own historical perspectives.