President Hotep DOE Doobs

For all the people that believe the solution to Black America’s problems is government intervention, this is a serious history and economic lesson for you. Brought to by none other than decorated economist Walter E. Williams. The War on Poverty: A Thread 🧵

One of the best things we had as a culture was shame. Making it SO embarrassing to act out of character that you’d never want to do it again. Y’all let a bunch of whores and perverts convince you that behaving like wild animals was somehow virtuous and authentic.

All of the social and cultural problems Black Americans have is because y’all either don’t know your history or have no respect for it. You can’t maintain a relationship, a job, your children, or your life because you thought you knew better than the people who came before you.

I told myself I wasn’t going to come back to Twitter and start ranting against the things I hated like I used to. ….but that’s just not who I am. I really hate you bastards and I’ve been meaning to let y’all know this for a long time now.

I’ve become more disagreeable, and it’s largely due to the degeneracy people deem agreeable these days. Thank God for allowing me to find my tribe years ago.

Hotep History LIVE! Episode 15 youtube.com/live/E_q9Oq6sM…

Hotep History LIVE! Episode 14: Stop Being Anti-Ancestor youtube.com/live/fb3wZ0qxa…

Imagine fighting in World War II. You leave your wife and 3 children home, along with a stash of bread you’ve been stacking up. You come home from the war, your wife buys a new crib with YOUR money and doesn’t want you to be on the deed. How you reacting? 📰 1946.

Hotep to all my Hoteps.

Ace Harlem is the greatest detective you've probably never heard of. @HotepDoobs rights those wrongs with his Hotep History channel on YouTube

I know he had to fight at least 3 of them. Sweater vest was definitely on bullshit. 📰 1946

Master Willie H. Butler, 12 Yr Old Child Prodigy & Violinist. His musical genius landed him a scholarship where he’d be taught by famous violinist David Mannes. Mannes himself was taught violin by famous Black American composer John T. Douglass. 📰 1915. #HotepHistories

Remember what I told you.

Hotep to all my Hoteps.

Hotep to all my Hoteps.

I was today years old when I found out that the word “pugilism” was a fancy term for “boxing”. A boxer was called a pugilist.

Did You Know? The Negro Should be Proud of His Race 📰 1921.

A message from the ancestors:

I’ll Be Late To My Own Funeral, So Let God Sort Em Out.