Melanated People

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Made a post on MP, got 1 like, 1 view, 1 share in 5 weeks. Made a post on them wipipo app and in 22 hours I got 1.6K reposts, 80 quotes, 5.1K likes, 33 saves and 401 new followers and only 58 of them are Melanated (or have a Melanated profile pix/Bio) and the post I made had everything to do with something that did not make them look good, and it was factual. That's Unity. Can't even get 2 likes on something positive about us on MP. That's also unity, we're unified in not having any unity whatsoever...I'm not hating on MP, don't get it twisted, it's just....Y'all...you know what? #nevermind

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He just found out that he's just an Indian ninja...He hought he was white for a bit but the que que que is showing him who he really is...LMFAO 🤣

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/1....2/19/us/politics/viv

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On September 30, 1919, Black farmers in Phillips County, Arkansas, met at a local church to discuss forming a labor union to seek fair wages for their cotton crops. The Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America (PFHUA) had been organizing to address the challenges faced by sharecroppers on white-owned plantations. This gathering led to a violent response from some local landowners and armed groups, resulting in what is now known as the Elaine Massacre. Over the following days, many members of the Black community were killed, though the exact number remains uncertain. Federal troops were deployed to the area, and their role has been a subject of historical discussion. The Elaine Massacre stands as a significant and tragic episode in American history, highlighting the struggles for justice, equality, and fair labor rights.

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This will go over a LOT of heads. If you count the Sinclair properties, the Larry Ellison properties, WaPo, NYT, facebook, twitter, instagram, and soon to be TikTok USA, there's very little media left that ISN'T either de facto state run, or owned by wipipo. And MP is NOT in that mix but, yall ain't ready...probably never be either...Smh

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Unity Is Not A Thing For Us... "We Can't Even Organize Crime."

The most important part of the story, is the fact that the guy was afraid of how 'organized' the Chinese were. Him being afraid of organization brings to mind the statement, "We're not out numbered, we're out organized."