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  1. @harry brown I guess you heard the rumors about TD Jakes at Puffy’s “Freakouts.” I doubt MLK III or any of the members of the southern Christian leadership conference were down with Jake’s.
  2. Interestingly, I did not see your reply until just now. I read it but I wanna sleep on it and read it again before I provide my feedback. Thanks again @Delano
  3. I always thought Garvey looked ridiculous in that uniform. I asked ChatGPT what Hubert Henry Harrison said about Garvey: Hubert Henry Harrison, a prominent African-American intellectual and activist, was critical of Marcus Garvey. While both men were leaders within the Harlem Renaissance and advocates for Black liberation, they had significant ideological differences. Harrison saw Garvey's approach to leadership as problematic, particularly criticizing Garvey's authoritarian style, lack of transparency, and what he considered Garvey's unrealistic goal of establishing a Black empire in Africa. Harrison also objected to Garvey's collaboration with white supremacist groups like the Ku Klux Klan, arguing that working with such organizations was counterproductive to the cause of racial equality. He believed that Garvey's promotion of African nationalism and the "Back to Africa" movement diverted attention from the immediate struggle for rights and improvements in the U.S. Though both shared a vision of Black empowerment, their approaches diverged, with Harrison promoting a more secular, class-conscious vision of Black liberation focused on addressing the needs of the working-class Black population in America, while Garvey emphasized race pride and pan-Africanism. 59 vus .
  4. @Troy Periodically you decide to learn something and you will choose an approach that goes plays against your strength. Thereby turning a weakness into an asset. This will apply in the following fields: friendships; cousins or siblings; lovers, certain work settings especially when they are problematic; lovers and games. However you don't use this approach with partners or strategically with your career. However it doesn't work with another alpha, or at least not one that is a new acquaintance. Also when you feel like you aren't moving forward with life goals you will break yourself down and contemplate what you need to do to have things moving forward again. So when life is slow you reinvent yourself. However I would see that you get surprised by the process. You also cut off the following people if you feel they are hindrance to you growth: Father type figures; teachers; neighbors; cousins; angry women, maternal figures and your partner. You will feel an affinity towards women that play against stereotypes or are interested in fields that are predominantly male.

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