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Her rapping isn't the issue to me, including the students is.
Her rapping isn't the issue to me, including the students is.
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BOTH are issues. For Instance, We know teachers and professionals go to happy hour for drinks or may indulge in a little tree or recreational drugs…. But they do it in PRIVATE.
She would never drink alcohol while teaching, so why is she rapping and shooting videos?
There’s a time and a place. We all agree that teachers are underpaid. And I’m sure she isn’t even making money off rap. This is inexcusable.
Imagine a MALE teacher rapping about getting his d*** sucked while having his female students in a video.
He’d get charged with a sex crime…..
She’s talking about her genitals with male students in the video. She damn near could be arrested
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We're saying the same thing.
She can't cry for sympathy when she is involving students.
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Thoughts on teachers having FansOnly accounts and/or doing Pron?
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None of our business but if you get called same situation. You will get fired.
I don't agree with it but if students can see you naked for 5.99??? It's cooked
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Hide your face
I mean, it ain’t just teachers, people get fired everyday for social media content.
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Hide your face
I mean, it ain’t just teachers, people get fired everyday for social media content.
For sure. My only complaints come when people try to police normal legal adult activities.
I wouldn’t call rapping and OF normal.
Now if someone had recorded her partying, with adult friends on her time, and singing along and that lost her job that would be wrong.
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Don’t like this.
Especially since he said this, a year ago.
The timing seems eerie. Neo digital colonialism. As the East (Russia, China etc) sets their sights upon Africa and their resources, young population and growing pop culture influence.
Kai Cennat in West Africa….and the first to talk about the internet outages (Nigeria & explicitly in Ghana last week) considering his dealings with Rumble, how Elon is tied to that…also feels more intentional
Especially since he said this, a year ago.
The timing seems eerie. Neo digital colonialism. As the East (Russia, China etc) sets their sights upon Africa and their resources, young population and growing pop culture influence.
Kai Cennat in West Africa….and the first to talk about the internet outages (Nigeria & explicitly in Ghana last week) considering his dealings with Rumble, how Elon is tied to that…also feels more intentional
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At some point we need to be honest with ourselves.
Them kids already knew that song before her
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Glo cool, she be staying out the way and not trying to compete for the wildest joint title
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At some point we need to be honest with ourselves.
Them kids already knew that song before her
…. What if some kids parents don’t like the song though? There’s a time and a place for everything. The teachers job is to teach. Not break new artists.
We know some kids parents allow their kids to listen to rap music. Parents are wilding out more than ever nowadays as a matter of fact. Does that make it good? Some kids aren’t mature enough to be exposed to certain stuff
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Curban on Curban.
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The lack of self awareness in this thread can be off the charts sometimes. The same folks who celebrate NASA engineers wearing dreadlocks at work are also dissing a teacher for her red hair and her artistic ventures off-work.
It's getting to the point where I won't be surprised if some people start advocating for the reinstatement of Black codes again.
I agree.
We're comparing rap to porn now?
Where's the same energy for teachers who cover Marilyn Mason's catalog outside of work?
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No we aren't comparing rap to porn.
He said side hustles are none of our business so I presented a different situation and asked his opinion on it.
He said side hustles are none of our business so I presented a different situation and asked his opinion on it.
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The only thing missing from Kai's African adventure is dropping an IG story with an oil lamp as his only light source
Massive Africa internet outage could take weeks, months to fix
Zimbabwe's largest daily newspaper
www.herald.co.zw
According to the article, four major underwater cables were impacted (I could only find three of them here):
Submarine Cable Map
TeleGeography's comprehensive and regularly updated interactive map of the world's major submarine cable systems and landing stations.
www.submarinecablemap.com
As far as why did the failure of these cables created such a large outage, I would say that there is very little redundancy in the communication infrastructure inside the continent: African governments decided to take advantage of cellphone technology to bypass investing in traditional telecom infrastructure (hundreds of cell towers are cheaper to install and easier to maintain for the same area coverage they'd get with thousands of miles of communication lines). These outages wouldn't be an issue if the ability to redirect internet traffic through land-based lines existed.
What I'm really curious about though, is the assertion that Houthis (who operate East of East Africa) caused these cables to malfunction...
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You brought up sex work as a side hustle as if it's in any way comparable to music (performing or associating to it).
Here's a similar example:
Iron Maiden Fan Prevails Over Parents Trying to Get Her Fired as Principal
In one photo, the principal is showing off Iron Maiden regalia with a personalized license plate that reads "IRNMADEN," while posing with the rock on hand sign.
www.newsweek.com
Should the Detroit teacher have been reprimanded for involving her students? Sure, especially since her content is not "wholesome." Should she have been fired? I don't think so. I think that sentiment stems from what "respectabilities" folks associate rap music with.
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Not even sure who or what you are discussing but it isn't in response to what I said.
Do your thing though.
Do your thing though.
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The sexism part of 'respectibility' politics just as important too. A serious conversation or critique about black culture has to let go of the social media/ barbershop fodder
Does as much to divide as it does to distract us
Does as much to divide as it does to distract us
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Nasa aint Hollywood fam. You must've forgot about Operation Paperclip.
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I'm not referring his employment. I referring to his 15 minutes of Black Excellence wearing locs in his headshot. That dialog is getting killed.
