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Black Twitter had every right to draw attention to this tom foolery however, I think directly attacking Bella is what the issue is. Some issues on Twitter that involve celebs, particularly is a black celeb is in an issue with a celeb of another race that might not have something directly to do with them, we will go in on the celeb which isn’t fair. Bella didn’t directly state this, I believe it was a magazine so we need to direct our energy there instead of closing somebody that is collateral damage of a magazines issue. Sometimes publications even use situations like this to bait black twitter because they are aware of how strong and forceful we are. They know for a fact we will go off about it and generate more clicks for them, stay woke!

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People continue to use Twitter to vent their frustrations, and those who are savvy are using it to actually do something about the causes they believe in.

Feminista Jones

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We don’t need a whole bunch of background information to fight injustice — if you tell us about a problem, we can fact-check online within minutes to verify, and be down the road on tackling inequality

Angela Rye

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Black Twitter can be described as a collective of active, primarily African-American Twitter users who have created a virtual community that participates in continuous real-time conversations.

FEMINISTA JONES

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PWI probs

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Never having to confront the foundation, never having to confront antifoundation out of faith in the unconfrontable founda- tion, critical intellectuals can float in the middle range

Harvey and Moten

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A professional education has become a critical education.

Harvey and Moten

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It is not so much the teaching as it is the prophecy in the organization of the act of teaching

Harvey and Moten

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What I do think is that the problem is worse for those of us who not only experience the problem as teachers but who were also born into the problem as black men

Vershawn Ashanti Young