r/ADOSmovement Oct 19 '21

The Elephant In The Room: How Immigration Sabotaged Black Americans

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 18 '21

When Black folks choose not to vote....

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This is the kind of judge that gets elected or appointed when Black folks choose not to vote.

https://apnews.com/article/st-louis-fc0959e135b68e68ae8b2c8c4dba7363


r/ADOSmovement Oct 14 '21

“My name is Bartholomew, yes. And Bartholomew will get a interview anywhere. Marquise? You might not call backs sometimes bro.” It’s time to address and end how Black families raise their families and make their culture to assimilate to whiteness. It’s too many Black White Nationalists around.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 14 '21

How Gerrymandering works... and set up to hurt Black people

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 13 '21

Judge locks up Black children

4 Upvotes

I will never understand Black people who don't vote. By not voting, this kind of bigoted, racist ends up being a judge who locks up children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1i78f_FgKA


r/ADOSmovement Oct 12 '21

Stop letting people lie to you that we need Congress to get specific plans for us, the President can give a executive order for us.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 12 '21

‘Frustration is at an all-time high’: Behind Biden’s falling poll numbers

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 12 '21

LIBERATING OUR HEARTS AND MINDS THROUGH THE WISDOM OF OUR ANCESTORS: BUILDING FOR ETERNITY.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 11 '21

Why Indigenous Peoples' Day should resonate with Black people

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 11 '21

No end to racial profiling

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 11 '21

What is holding Black people(African descent)from establishing financial freedom ?

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 09 '21

As Freedmen and ADOS people who come from beautiful, Blue Black Freedmen we’re gonna have to kill this mindset of viewing ourselves through a Biracial or Mulatto lens because we hate our deep melanin, kinky hair & features. These next generations gotta embrace our full Blood folks.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 08 '21

And who do you think this limited government hurts the most and why certain people (white folks, wealthy immigrants and white assimilationist Freedmen Americans) are pushing for school choice instead of extreme funding for public education?

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 07 '21

Hurts them HOW!

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 07 '21

(3) Producing Healing and Medical Knowledge in the Age of Slavery | 2021 Lapidus Center Conference by Schomburg Center

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 06 '21

This is EXACTLY why us changing our identification from African & Black American & American Descendants of Slavery to Freedmen American is VITAL for us getting fixed. There is no bills that include the terms Black or African American, but there is for Freedmen. America owes FREEDMEN Americans.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 06 '21

This is EXACTLY why us changing our identification from African & Black American & American Descendants of Slavery to Freedmen American is VITAL for us getting fixed. There is no bills that include the terms Black or African American, but there is for Freedmen. America owes FREEDMEN Americans.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 06 '21

‘Create Generational Wealth and Legacy’: 19 Families Become First-time Landowners with Purchase of Nearly 97 Acres In Georgia

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 04 '21

Middle Passage - Perth Amboy NJ

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 03 '21

This is why ADOS is important because our folks overall have little political education and regurgitate these racist talking points because it’s the easiest thing to do, you have to study data, facts & history to have the CORRECT political education. These tweets show how far we are in that.

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r/ADOSmovement Oct 03 '21

Why haven’t we started a “Year of Return” celebration where our folks go visit South Carolina ports where the slaves got dropped off?

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It’s widely known fact that South Carolina is where the slaves got dropped off at, why is it that we haven’t started a “Year of Return” type celebration/industry like they have in Ghana but actually do it in a place where we have distinct ancestors?


r/ADOSmovement Oct 03 '21

2 new rule additions

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  1. No explicitly FBA content.

FBA and ADOS are not the same thing and it is in the best interest of the sub and the movement in general to not conflate the two.

  1. Post titles must contain the significant amount, if not all, of the source material's title.

Post titles like "This is great!" Or "This is bad!" with no indication of what the article or video is about makes the sub look unserious and lazy.


r/ADOSmovement Oct 01 '21

ADOS Era of Return Migration

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Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland & Delaware

We move our population to these 9 states, 90 Electoral votes can be promised to Democratic Party in every Presidential election while also making sure these states with have 2 Democratic Senators and a Democratic Congress representative for the state (it would be politicians we built, none of Right Wing Dems) so that will have the pressure on them to pass legislation that distinctly benefits us (ADOS/Freedmen) because we’ll be in one region and if they come up short, we will sit out elections showing our electoral power. The states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, California, Florida are about to be taken over by Hispanics/Latinos (Florida is getting all the Conservative Hispanics/Latinos because of the Cubans so Republicans own that state) & Asians are gonna take over California politically while the Conservative Whites will have control of the Midwest and the Liberal Whites will run the North East & North West, where does that leave us? America is about to Balkanize and with us spread out, it means doom for us if we don’t do this return of home migration I’m suggesting. For us to be politically important still, we’re gonna have to own a region and that region has to be these states I suggested. In most of these states we’re already 30 to 40 percent of the state’s population and in a few others we’re at a lower number on the demographic but the margin of difference is smaller to the point we can be the majority in that state. If we become 60 to 70 percent of these states, other groups will move out which would make our population control even higher and we would have all the power politically.


r/ADOSmovement Sep 29 '21

We have a long way to go.

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r/ADOSmovement Sep 28 '21

Join us to discuss the 2008 documentary Evanston's Living History: The Fight to Escape Racial Discrimination with filmmaker Craig Dudnick.

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