Liberation begins with Self, then it influences the community. Non liberated people equate to no community.

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This black thing

This black thing
Like we still have an
Identify crisis….
We don’t really
Know who we exactly are
What’s our nationality?
Black is what
Colonizers gave us
They use color
As status…
We got the moors
We got the Israelites
We got the aborigines
We got African Americans
Who the fuck are we?
We keep sayin
Black,
Black is not our nationality
I’m still confused
We don’t have a name
Yet we stick to black
I heard black means death
In science
Did they use black means death
In Kemet?
We say black this
Black that
Melaninated people still have
Identity crisis
Cos
We’re so dividin
We keep talkin…
I say black people
For the sake of
My poems
For the sake of
My conversations…

Who are we?
Carbon people?
With different dark and light skin complexions
Everywhere…


This black thing…

✊🏿💯 ©️ Kai C. 7-16-23

the rescue work you do on others is optional and commendable, but the rescue work you do on yourself is mandatory and life-saving.

Crazy how your spirit knows that something is off before you physically see it.

Ranch Dressing In 1954 ranch dressing was invented at Hidden Valley Ranch, a dude ranch near Santa Barbara, California.
Ranch dressing has been the best-selling salad dressing in the United States since 1992, overtaking Italian dressing.
Hidden Valley brand owns the right to ‘the Original Ranch.‘ After decades of trademark lawsuits similar products can be labeled ‘ranch style’ or simply ‘ranch’
While popular in the United States and Canada, ranch dressing is virtually unknown in most of the world
Since 1972 Hidden Valley Ranch has been owned by Clorox. Ranch dressing was created in 1949 by a plumber-turned-cowboy. While working as a contract plumber in Alaska, Steve Henson started cooking for his coworkers and perfecting his buttermilk dressing recipe. Five years later he moved to California with his wife Gayle and bought a ranch.
His famous butter milk dressing soon became a staple at the dinner table of Hidden Valley Ranch and before long the Hensons started selling it to guests and local supermarkets. Over two decades later in 1972, the couple sold their name and recipe to Clorox for $8 million. Not bad for a little buttermilk, mayo, and herbs.

That slave diet is a killer. Better learn to eat to live. And just add SOME guilty pleasures on the side. Never the main course. https://www.youtube.com/live/x....BfGRqTEJR4?feature=s

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Thanking The Most High for life!! Asé 🙏🏾