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  1. Yeah. It is ridiculous. Thankfully, there are still brutally honest people like myself telling the truth. I have zero problems with saying...let that BS go to a brotha or sista. Don't look like a clown. Real women have a way of letting a man know there is nothing fake about them well before git down time. ๐Ÿ˜‰ In general, some Black folks tend to be loud & over-the-top in whatever they do. It's like they're screaming look at me. On the flip side, Black folks do bring the flavor & flair that makes life less dull & boring. We make it pop.๐Ÿ˜Ž
  2. Right. It is totally unnecessary & non-constructive for the New Black Media to spend so much time clowning other Black folks. It becomes juvenile at a certain point. I've been tempted to remind them of the words of Neely Fuller Jr. to whom many of are familiar. Seems they are ignoring the counter-racist code. FBA/AfroAmericans fear the dominant society & the violence & wrath of which they are capable of inflicting. Therefore, it is easier for oppressed people to target & victimize lower hanging fruit; people less powerful than themselves. Those within the New Black Media who insist on relentlessly clowning on & complaining about other Black & Brown people need to check themselves. Grow up.๐Ÿ˜Ž
  3. It's unfortunate money left Michigan when auto industry out-sourced but smoke stayed.๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿ˜Ž

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