Afeni

بسم الله الرحمان الرحيم

السلام علايكم و الرحمت الله و البركت

Tupac’s grandparents .

I do not mean to offend, however my main priority is the PRESERVATION OF BLACK PEOPLE AND OURSTORY.

We all go back to CAIN’T GET NO BLACKER.

So I am happy with whatever information I can unearth of Sister Afeni’s ancestors because she is already there.

I was going to try and document her life because I think she is such an admirable personality.

I also am HUGE ON OURSTORY.

I would love images of their ancestors.

Brother Tupac had such a huge extended family of elders and mentors that his biological father’s reappearance didn’t seem to impact his life at all.

I remember when this photograph surfaced. He had visited his son in jail.

The resemblance is undeniable but Tupac credited his paternity to Brothers such as Dr. Mtulu Shakur and Ji Jagga.

So, I read this book and although the title leads the reader to believe it is about Tupac, it is actually about Afeni, his mother and her beautiful and brilliant life.

So no need for me to rewrite her life story….🥰🥰💯💯💯☝🏿

I highly recommend it.

Tupac Shakur: The Authorized Biography https://share.google/noIrO0ENm8nJJxseI

Also, the anniversary of his passing is nearing – 13-9-1996.

I remember when my boss returned to work after she and Afeni and an intimate group of his family and friends had released his ashes out into the PEACE-IFIC OCEAN.

May he rest in love….

The circumstances surrounding this video are eerie.

He was murdered before its completion.

Inexplicably CONVINCED that his time was short, he took on the character of Niccolo Macchiaveli. An Italian author who wrote of the imperialism occuring in Italy and urged the Italian people to reclaim their own land.

THE PRINCE

It could have been included in the King James Version of the Bible.

Both books speak of the same people.

In any case, Macchiaveli was one of those monumental figures who it was rumored had faked his death and was actually still alive somewhere like Elvis and The HONOURABLE ELIJAH MUHAMMAD Salah Allahu Alaihi Wa Salaam.

Add Tupac to the list.

His releasing this song and the nature of the video led the majority of his fans to believe he is still alive somewhere.

As someone who was close to those near him. I honestly don’t know.

I understand the seriousness of such an undertaking and the imperativeness of complete secrecy to ensure the safety of the enigmatic figure.

Admittedly, last year I saw some advertisements featuring our Brother, although because of the rise in Artificial Intelligence, I didn’t pay it too much attention. And they quietly returned him to obscurity.

However, in 2015 or so, I met a Brother who listened to nothing but 2pac and one day I heard him listening to someone who sounded exactly like I imagined Tupac would have sounded had he lived to see 2015.

I didn’t say anything. Too incredulous for words. Also the Brother could be really mean. But yeah. Our Brother seems like the type of person who would still be creating just because he seems helpless to the process.

I may reread the book in honour of the memorial of his passing.

Would you like to share your memories or experiences of Our Beloved Brother?

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I remember reading some of his fan mail from places as obscure as small countries in Eastern Europe!

Letters from all over the world professing their admiration.

I particularly am fond of the above video – his last – because he teaches us of the impact ISLAM HAS ON US – through an imaginary character, however, exemplary of every Black Muslim convert!!!

He goes into detail of how this Brother has changed and is impervious to every attempt at recidivism! Allahu Akbar!!!

His last word. 🥰💯💯💯☝🏿

Also, although I really don’t think anybody cares anymore, especially if you subscribe to the belief that Our Brother is still alive somewhere. But this is Amerikka…

Jury convicts Duane Davis of first-degree murder for 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur https://share.google/mahLDEEkMf1MoYgUh

What do you think?