The older I'm getting the more I realize their traditions don't align with my sustained awakening over the years. I also realize I participated in their traditions more so out of respect for my elders. After raising 5 kids myself, and becoming a lot more in tune with the craziness that is going on around me, it's hit home to me, that one of our first survival instincts as a people occurred when our ancestors were brought over here to Annapolis, and Jamestown, and separated like chattel. I cannot describe how I'm feeling these days, but I will tell you I have a since of foreboding, that we MUST come together as a community. Our survival as the ORIGINAL people of this planet will depend on how effective we are at collectively dealing with white supremacy and their fear of becoming an even lesser race genetically due to cross breeding, race mixing, and the global marketplace shrinking due to tech, blended economic markets, et al. In their minds Whites must rule, or they will eventually become extinct.

Nature Showin Out!!!

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The Haya people of ancient Tanzania, by 100 A.D., innovatively produced steel using mud and grass for carbon. The carbon was then used with iron over an open hearth furnace to produce steel. This method of steel production was distinct from the Chinese invention of quench-hardened steel in 403–221 BC. They did this alongside cultivating crops, trading coffee, engaging in animal rearing, and later weaving baskets.

Exposure all around.. get the word out 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Guess it's time to say goodbye to Celebrities 🤭🤭🤭

Discussing my movements 💃🏾🍷🕺🏾

Captured This yesterday afternoon 🤔🤔🤔
Did not notice the black figure that was pretty close to it until I saw the video 😌😌😌