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NakaGeno Week 2024

Day 4 - Library/Books / New Game+

You wake up in a library that's empty of people. Your only companion is your classmate Akki.

You decide to explore the seemingly abandoned school with him.

also Kais parents r totally dead and he says fuck the police so idk why they’d bring that up (ofc not everyone knows that but)🧐🧐🧐 also in girs crisis Miwa has that funny vanguard cop outfit so would that be a callback?

yeah Miwa says he’s (Kai specifically) connected but he doesn’t elaborate on that much at all and he doesn’t exactly seem truthful. Miwa knows Kai isn’t actually “connected” in any way so he probably wouldn’t have had the police in mind at all, probably some kind of gang mentality. Bloods and crips also it’s acknowledged that the gang guy making the claim was not to be taken seriously anyway

Also the poilce thing was meant as a bluff is what I’m saying. Miwa left it opened so by just scanning Kai’s face it would register whoever matched (brown hair and other features) to the underground guys (he wanted to scare them away from Kai so he tried to get them to think of powerful people and since they are technically doing something illegal their minds went to cops).

I suppose he could have directed at Miwa (seeing Miwa and registering Kai as a friend of the commissioner’s son) but that feels off to me. I won’t argue though since we don’t really get much for Miwa backstory (which is a crime give the best boy a share).

n. nice 👍. im sure your music taste is banger bestie bit yeah i would not know fjdkdjsh

UM UHM UHHH *frantically scrolls through my Spotify faves as my entire music taste exits my brain* lo and behold, multilingual music taste that nobody can relate to!

*frantically scrolls through yt history*

I'll stan Harriet Tubman any day on the week. She's a role model to feminists everywhere. A strong badass woman.

But I feel like a lot of Biden's actions for the Black community is performative activism.

Like when he originally proposed put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill when he was VP. I talked to my Black friends about it (way more excited than I should have been), and they told me "That's great and all, but we're dealing with bigger problems than slave owners on our currency."

And like, I see it now. I feel like Black people are saying, "We're being so oppressed. We're being killed for our skin color. We being forced to live in poverty because of our skin color. You call the natural hair that grows out if out hair dirty. To make matters worse, you're putting symbols of our oppression on everything."

And the "woke" white people are like "So, what you're saying is you want Aunt Jemima off the syrup bottles."

And I just want to scream "NO! THEY WANT TO STOP BEING MURDERED BY POLICE! THEY WANT DOCTORS TO BELIEVE THEM! THEY WANT EQUAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES!"

It's like one of those couples fights where one partner is like, "Hey. You didn't kiss me goodbye this morning, and it ruined my whole day. Then it were in a bad mood when you came home, and that upset me more." But all the other partner hears is like "Don't be in a bad mood when you get home" when what they really asked for is, "I don't feel loved enough without my goodbye kiss. "

Idk. I don't speak for Black people here. That's just my take on it based on the Black people I spoke to about it in 2012, and I'm only bringing it up because it really looks like Biden is going the route of half-assed activism again.