Omooluiwabi

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Empress open your third eye and let me impress my interests.
This ya brother from another mother, no in**st.
Intimate interactions, we intersect.
My X=0, y intercept.
You quiz my love,
While I test ya kisses.
I begin, you finish.
Vibrate above, soul searching turtledoves.
Let's grow old with Afros.
2 stepping, cook outs, and travel.
Let's grow old with walks in the park.
Twin flames: I'll give you my heart.
When you can't see the light,
I'll sit with you in the dark.
Your soul knows where loves lives,
So let's get it.
I don't wanna give you the wrong impression.
Life is the ultimate question.
Spiritual awakenings lead us one direction.
Prayers offer ancestral protection.
Look inside for the answer.
Love strengthens affection.
Distance makes us desperate.

"Feminist theory does not systematically address the issue of white supremacy and racism and their impact on African women and men, nor does it expose and articulate how white women in conjunction with the fruit of their wombs (their sons, brothers, fathers, and husbands) initiate, perpetuate, maintain, and benefit from the imposition of white supremacy on the lives of African men and women. It is this failure of the feminist philosophical paradigm that is significantly responsible for its routine misinterpretation of the lives of African women." - Dr. Valethia Watkins (Womanism and Black Feminism: Issues in the Manipulation of African Historiography)

>>>One of the white man’s favorite tricks, through his ‘liberals’ and through his puppet ‘Negro leader’ mouthpieces, is to keep flooding the black masses and the rest of the world with propaganda that the black man here is getting better off in America in every way, every day. But the true nature and the true intent of the former slavemaster is glaring every way and every day in the headlines:

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