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Re: White supremacy in Black movements. Reply to R

"As you said, you are a light skinned black, which means that although you will face and experience racial discrimation, the White Supremacist system is often more willing to let you sqeeze by, than a very dark Black."

Did the BEAST afford His Majesty or many other light skinned ETHIOPIANS to "squeeze by" their white supremacy when they invaded InI Holy Lands? When His Majesty addressed 72 Nations, was he given aid by the United Nations because....somehow....hey, he's lighter skinned, therefore will be afforded those opportunities? Did the bombs that the BEAST throw over EThiopia somehow miss the lighter skinned Ethiopians, or did that oppression visit ones and ones equally?

Again, as has been stated many times by InI, none can deny that generally speaking, under a white supremist system/order, light skinned is afforded better opportunities. Again and again, none can deny this, or have denied this on this board. The issue continues to be the distinction between "Real Black" versus all others. When you support that distinction, you reject His Majesty as a REAL AFRIKAN, in InI humble opinion. And in that rejection, how can one possibly praize HIM as a BLACK GOD?

ROOTS

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