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While social media continues to debate the Karmelo Anthony case, old reports from years before the headlines are now resurfacing and giving people a different perspective on his past. The reports claim that back in 2021, Anthony helped save a 6-year-old boy from dr*wning at a public pool in McComb, Mississippi.
As the story began making the rounds online again, many people were surprised to learn about the incident. According to the resurfaced reports, Anthony reportedly noticed the young child in distress and acted quickly, helping prevent what could have become a tragic outcome.
The story has sparked a wave of discussion across social media, with many users reflecting on how a single person’s life can contain moments that are remembered in very different ways. Some pointed to the rescue as an act of courage that likely changed one family’s life forever, while others discussed how old stories often re-emerge when individuals find themselves at the center of national attention.
What has resonated with many people is the reminde that human beings are often more complex than a single headline or moment in time.
As reactions continue pouring in, the resurfaced story has become one of the most talked-about aspects of Anthony’s past.
Because sometimes the internet uncovers chapters of a person’s story that many people never knew existed.
And years later, those moments can spark conversations just as powerful as the headlines dominating the present.
Dr. Candice Matthews just dropped some receipts on Greg Lewis, the Colin County District Attorney who oversaw the prosecution of Karmelo Anthony‼️🧐
A federal lawsuit accused him of systemic sexual harassment and inappropriate touching with subordinates‼️
A $1.75 million settlement was finalized to completely resolve the case, paid by Colin County’s private insurance policy‼️🙄
Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf troubling photo with the judge, Jeff Metcalf, and the DA.

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Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, Ntozake Shange, June Jordan, Lori Sharpe, and Audrey Edwards circa 1977 at a Black women’s writing group.
Black Novelists Royalty
In the wake of the Karmelo Anthony verdict, the only thing that is going through my mind is , “he would have never been in this situation had he not been around them in the first place”.
While I know it’s impossible to complete avoid interacting with white people, I do think it is very smart in these days and times, to limit your interactions with them. As history has taught us, YOUR LIFE CAN DEPEND ON IT!
Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf troubling photo with the judge, Jeff Metcalf, and the DA.
ABIBIFAHODIE….Prof. Joy James

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The biggest is of being Black in America
Human zoos in the West were a feature of colonialism. They fed a fascination for exotic lands and a grotesque pseudo-science that focussed on the physiology of so-called 'savages.
Africans were exhibited in primitive settings for the enjoyment of spectators at trade fairs and travelling shows, helping legitimise the domination of 'lesser' beings by supposedly 'superior' Western civilisations.
One famous 'exhibit' was Saartjie Baartman, who was also known as Sarah Bartmann. She was a South African woman who attracted crowds due to a genetic condition (steatopygia), resulting in a highly protruded posterior. She was shipped to London in 1810 and spent most of her life on display. In 2002, her remains were repatriated and buried in South Africa. Another infamous exhibition was unveiled at the 1958 World Expo in Brussels, Belgium. It featured Congolese people in their mocked-up 'village' at the venue.
Awareness of the foul, dehumanising practice is slowly being raised. A Paris exhibition in 2011 called
"Inventing the Savage" showed how human zoos laid the foundations for racism against Africans. It was the brainchild of the former French footballer, Liliane Thuram, whose Caribbean family suffered under slavery. Though human zoos do not exist anymore, the effects of colonisation and exploitation of coloured people persist to this day. That's why we'll keep posting about them.
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That's morbid to think about, but makes a lot of sense. Animals are rather intelligent and of course they would catch on to more food being available along certain paths.
It reminds me a little of how sharks have adapted to eating birds in the Gulf of Mexico. Birds will fly out to the oil platforms because they see the lights. Then they become more or less stranded where they are. Sharks have picked up on this and will both scavenge dead birds as well as go after birds on the water. I watched a whole documentary on it where they figured it out because they kept finding feathers of land-birds in sharks stomachs when they pumped them to see what was in there. Credit: _wobbit_ (Instagram)
Lupe Fiasco made a song on it titled "WAV files". Credit: post.doctorate.dream (Instagram)
The opening on Poetics of Relation by Eduard Glissant illustrates this relation between ocean and slavery and colonialism very well and poignantly. Credit: politics_and_thought_ (Instagram)

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What they don’t show you because these pictures and videos don't fit their narrative.