"Woke" to wipipo, means n***er and/or ANYTHING they don't like or are against: Woke doesn’t mean what White people and the media have manipulated it into… “Woke” deals with higher states of consciousness and awareness. This is what many in other Nations refer to as “enlightenment” or elevated intelligence or even “God consciousness”. Even in Hip Hop the term “Woke MC’s” referred to the master or ceremonies or mic controller who delivered knowledge through musical form. It does NOT mean political gumbo of insanity, the pushing of agendas, LGBTQ+ for children, ignorance, extremism, racism nor any of the other pronouns that politicians and/or the mainstream media has morphed it into. It has become a dog whistle to signal “anything we do not like or find to be distasteful” so to speak. “Wake up!” Was the common statement during the 1960’s Black empowerment & civil rights movement. It was also a call for us as a people to return to the knowledge of ourselves after our names, language, culture, religion, history and practices were completely removed from us by when we were reduced to slaves by Caucasian slave masters and we were turned into mere shadows of ourselves. Frankensteins monster if you will. This word was literally hijacked (as many others have been) and changed into a completely different meaning. As I have said before, “woke” means something completely different for Black people than it does for White people..🤦🏿‍♂️ ~ #rizzaislam

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Happy 26th Anniversary #lovejones!🎥
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“Don’t leave again pls” is elite begging

These beasts really don't want us to ever rise. We have to pull together and get ourselves together. Just listening to these Mayo nuts and get-along gang beasts act like we don't deserve any reparations . And I peeped he said the same thing I did about being paid in an inflated dollar that will take the 97k to .97 cent

Nikes agenda? If this is a guy this is some bs.

7 sheriff’s deputies from Henrico County, Virginia, along with 3 hospital employees, have been charged with second-degree murder in the March 6 death of 28-year-old Irvo Otieno. Otieno died of asphyxiation while being physically restrained during his admission to local mental health facility Central State Hospital, a local prosecutor said during a Wednesday court hearing.

According to Dinwiddie County Commonwealth’s Attorney Ann Cabell Baskervill, Otieno was handcuffed, placed in leg shackles, and held on the ground for 12 minutes by at least 7 sheriff’s deputies.

‘He died of asphyxia due to being smothered to death, thanks to having at least 7 people, including the defendant, on top of him and holding him down,’ Baskervill said at the hearing.

She also said the entire incident was captured on video, which depicts ‘deliberate and cruel’ treatment.

Mark Krudys, an attorney for Otieno’s family, said, ‘The family is truly grief-stricken after learning of the brutal nature of Irvo’s death and his inhumane treatment in the hours preceding his death. The public, and experienced mental health professionals alike, will be appalled when the facts of this case are fully made known.’

The 7 deputies involved in the incident turned themselves in Tuesday, and the hospital workers were reportedly arrested Thursday, according to Baskervill's office.

Corinne Geller, a Virginia State Police spokesperson, said an investigation into the incident is ongoing.

7 sheriff’s deputies from Henrico County, Virginia, along with 3 hospital employees, have been charged with second-degree murder in the March 6 death of 28-year-old Irvo Otieno. Otieno died of asphyxiation while being physically restrained during his admission to local mental health facility Central State Hospital, a local prosecutor said during a Wednesday court hearing.

According to Dinwiddie County Commonwealth’s Attorney Ann Cabell Baskervill, Otieno was handcuffed, placed in leg shackles, and held on the ground for 12 minutes by at least 7 sheriff’s deputies.

‘He died of asphyxia due to being smothered to death, thanks to having at least 7 people, including the defendant, on top of him and holding him down,’ Baskervill said at the hearing.

She also said the entire incident was captured on video, which depicts ‘deliberate and cruel’ treatment.

Mark Krudys, an attorney for Otieno’s family, said, ‘The family is truly grief-stricken after learning of the brutal nature of Irvo’s death and his inhumane treatment in the hours preceding his death. The public, and experienced mental health professionals alike, will be appalled when the facts of this case are fully made known.’

The 7 deputies involved in the incident turned themselves in Tuesday, and the hospital workers were reportedly arrested Thursday, according to Baskervill's office.

Corinne Geller, a Virginia State Police spokesperson, said an investigation into the incident is ongoing.