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Hi, I hope y'all are doing well.


If you guys are wondering where is the new content, I am currently studying for the remainder of finals. So, I \'m just trying to get straight. Anyway, by the end of the week, the content will be going non-stop on here. Just had to take some time out to study. In addition, like studying, I am also taking time out to address #HoltzclawCase in Oklahoma.


First, I want to say that WE at The Brown Brother stand behind and fully support the victims of the Holtzclaw case. We stand behind our SISTERS that were brutally violated and attacked.


The objective and job of the Black Man is hard, but Simple


Love GOD, LOVE Family (Respect, Support, and Security), Love Thy Brother, and PROTECT & RESPECT THE BLACK WOMAN!!!


That is why when something like this happens, I am behind pissed and troubled.


What happened to these 13 QUEENS is unspeakable and the most heinous of evils. 


And, no money or prison conviction could ever ease the pain of Our SISTERS...


Therefore, again, I say unequivocally WE at The Brown Brother stand behind and with our SISTERS. 


I am truly sadden by what happened and I am just as equally angry as well. I pray for them and their family as they go through a lasting difficult time that will never go anyway.


Last, if you or anyone you know is assaulted or attack (physical or violated), YOU have a voice. There are hotlines  and 911 is always the number to call for immediate help.


In closing, WE stand with OUR SISTERS!!!!!!


















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