Lucifer1419:
. Too much sense no go kill you oo, brother,

NwanyiOkpa:


That is because you have poor taste.

Thatwasepic:
You are reading this post with one leg on top of the other.

This is not witchcraft

rentAcock:


There is nothing brown about Lupita Nyongo, the woman's skin colour is black and there's nothing wrong with it but all this hype around her is pretentious at best. That's the same way they made her the most beautiful woman in the world a few years ago. There's no way a bald headed woman like this can be the most beautiful woman in the world, it's just an attempt by white people to make blacks feel like they are beautiful but as always, they choose the darkest, baldest and most masculine looking black women.

I don't understand the purpose of this challenge. What is the essence of posting your pictures for a challenge when you already post those same pictures every single day on social media? Should white people also start their own challenge? All these things are unnecessary and it's just an attempt to make black people feel proud and beautiful but do we need constant validation of our looks?

I would much rather see a Malaria or AIDS challenge that would bring about donations and social reforms in tackling the two most devastating ailments of our continent.

Thatwasepic:
You are reading this post with one leg on top of the other.

This is not witchcraft

Thatwasepic:
You are reading this post with one leg on top of the other.

This is not witchcraft

Freehuman:


Nope. You don't get his point . There's tanning the likes of Kim Kardashian and those who are white like WWE Sheamus do to get a darker but no one consistently tells the white people don't tan to have a darker skin tone. No one even mentions tanning but black people keep on mentioning bleaching. No white person keeps on saying "white don't crack " , "whites are the most beautiful women on earth" , to them it is not necessary even if one of them did blacks would call them racist.

The person you quoted only questions why black people need validation. A race of people that brag about wearing the natural hair of Brazilians and Peruvians would always need validation of course. Arabs and Latinas do not in any way look like the Europeans infact Eastern Asians have the shortest population in the world and I've never heard " Chinese are tall too " movements.

The whites deep down do not really consider Blacks equal to them, they outrightly think that Blacks are inferior beings. That's the truth. I've been watch FINA and I'm yet to see an athlete representing a black dominated country. Sometime ago they thought same about Arabs but the Arabs have proven their worth. It is left for our our race to wake up.

ralmix:
I’ll choose Burna’s Ja ara e over brown skin girl though

olagbola45:


What is d message in ja ara e that you wanna die on top

ja ara e ko lu ara e ni

rentAcock:

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There is nothing brown about Lupita Nyongo, the woman's skin colour is black and there's nothing wrong with it but all this hype around her is pretentious at best. That's the same way they made her the most beautiful woman in the world a few years ago. There's no way a bald headed woman like this can be the most beautiful woman in the world, it's just an attempt by white people to make blacks feel like they are beautiful but as always, they choose the darkest, baldest and most masculine looking black women.

I don't understand the purpose of this challenge. What is the essence of posting your pictures for a challenge when you already post those same pictures every single day on social media? Should white people also start their own challenge? All these things are unnecessary and it's just an attempt to make black people feel proud and beautiful but do we need constant validation of our looks?

I would much rather see a Malaria or AIDS challenge that would bring about donations and social reforms in tackling the two most devastating ailments of our continent.

SamOyovwi:
The best song in the album is Black Skin Girl

Thatwasepic:
You are reading this post with one leg on top of the other.

This is not witchcraft

rentAcock:


There is nothing brown about Lupita Nyongo, the woman's skin colour is black and there's nothing wrong with it but all this hype around her is pretentious at best. That's the same way they made her the most beautiful woman in the world a few years ago. There's no way a bald headed woman like this can be the most beautiful woman in the world, it's just an attempt by white people to make blacks feel like they are beautiful but as always, they choose the darkest, baldest and most masculine looking black women.

I don't understand the purpose of this challenge. What is the essence of posting your pictures for a challenge when you already post those same pictures every single day on social media? Should white people also start their own challenge? All these things are unnecessary and it's just an attempt to make black people feel proud and beautiful but do we need constant validation of our looks?

I would much rather see a Malaria or AIDS challenge that would bring about donations and social reforms in tackling the two most devastating ailments of our continent.

rentAcock:


There is nothing brown about Lupita Nyongo, the woman's skin colour is black and there's nothing wrong with it but all this hype around her is pretentious at best. That's the same way they made her the most beautiful woman in the world a few years ago. There's no way a bald headed woman like this can be the most beautiful woman in the world, it's just an attempt by white people to make blacks feel like they are beautiful but as always, they choose the darkest, baldest and most masculine looking black women.

I don't understand the purpose of this challenge. What is the essence of posting your pictures for a challenge when you already post those same pictures every single day on social media? Should white people also start their own challenge? All these things are unnecessary and it's just an attempt to make black people feel proud and beautiful but do we need constant validation of our looks?

I would much rather see a Malaria or AIDS challenge that would bring about donations and social reforms in tackling the two most devastating ailments of our continent.

BarrElChapo:



Hahahaha.. are you sure cos that's exactly my position while reading this lol

Thatwasepic:
You are reading this post with one leg on top of the other.

This is not witchcraft