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African-American Appreciation Thread - Not Actually an Appreciation Thread
Unfortunately for everyone who currently shares the roads with North American Pavement Apes, Nissan is still making other vehicles and Dodge is far from going out of business.
while i think section 8 housing is an instant aggro zone, driving past any confirms more or less; it looks like bando houses, and the only sign they're not bandos is the cars / dogs / miniature nigger kids who stand around halfway hiding and looking nervous. windows smashed, curtains sooty or otherwise covered in some vague black ashy bullshit, no lights inside... genuinely they've turned new builds into near-bandos within 2 years or less. i'm certain every single person there also has a gun or some sort of weapon on them 24/7.
The most annoying thing I've mentioned before in this thread is that some of the ghettos you see on video could be really nice. They have these big old houses that with just a little effort could look like a nice area. But they trash them and insist on wallowing in their poverty. It's depressing. I would love to move into one of those big old multistory houses and fix one up but you know the crab bucket mentality would instantly make me a target.
There's a few videos out there of some council workers in Australia walking through free housing that's just given to the local aboriginals. Place looks like a fucking bomb hit it, they don't give a fuck since even if they trash the place they just get a new one. Just wait another 15 years and american section 8 will devolve into something similar.
This very same thing happened when they gave homeless drug addicts on skid row in Los Angeles free housing. They destroyed the inside totally to the point where millions had to be spend repairing and cleaning it. The idea that fixing issues in society are as simple as "Oh let's just give them housing and it's all fixed!" is laughable.
I love that channel, and the black guy you're referencing seems super-cool, and professional, and further adds some useful and interesting commentary after the videos without the usual reaction-face inset crap.
He also has freckles, which strongly suggests that he's only half-black...
What a lovely way to have your first sexual experience and one of your first alone encounters with a nigger male. Her father and I sat her down and explained to her that nigger men only want one thing from little white girls like her, and it's nothing she wants to give them, so don't talk to them or respond to them if they try to talk to her..
You and her Dad need to follow-up with the police or county jail register and get this guy's information, bro. This dude will probably be released in like an hour and back in the neighborhood immediately. You cannot rely on the police or the "justice" system to protect the children. Genuinely, I think you need to consider more than simply telling the girls not to entertain him.
I'm not saying camp out to beat him with a crowbar since you don't know his whereabouts, but maybe mass-lettering the neighborhood with the incident so all residents know about him. Perhaps a good time to setup a neighborhood watch and hand out whistles to all the children so all adults in the area know if they go off, run out and see what's up?
What? Those were real bullets and the real nig is really dead. He wasn't just some random black, either. He was an amazing black activist with a positive message! Get ready for another instance of you literally can't make this shit up.
After ‘No Shoot Zone’ activist killed by Baltimore Police, loved ones point to mental illness, lament police response
Tyree Moorehead became well known in Baltimore for his anti-violence activism, using spray paint to mark “No Shoot Zones” at shooting and homicide scenes across the city.
During a yearslong effort to quell the pervasive violence plaguing his community, Moorehead often spoke publicly about his personal experiences, including in social media posts and interviews about moving forward after surviving gunshot wounds himself.
But on Sunday afternoon, his life ended in another act of violence.
A Baltimore Police officer opened fire on Moorehead after responding to a 911 call about a woman being attacked near the intersection of Lafayette and North Fulton avenues in West Baltimore. Witnesses reported hearing at least a dozen shots fired.
Moorehead, 46, was pronounced dead at a local hospital shortly after the shooting.
As loved ones processed the tragic news Monday, they described his untimely death against a backdrop of trauma and escalating mental health challenges. They said Moorehead displayed increasingly volatile behavior in recent months, even as he remained dedicated to his anti-violence work.
Tyree Colion spray-paints “No Shoot Zone” on the southeast corner of Park Heights and Shirley avenues on Wednesday. Five people were shot a day earlier outside Saints Deli, a nearby business on Park Heights. Numerous bullet casings were found in the parking lot. This is the 129th area Colion has marked to try to deter violence. Original image URL
Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said Moorehead was assaulting a woman on the ground, armed with “a very large knife,” when officers arrived on the scene around 3:40 p.m. Sunday.
After police ordered him to drop the knife and get down, Moorehead rolled over on top of the woman, Harrison said. That’s when an officer opened fire. Harrison said Sunday that the officer fired multiple times, but he did not specify how many.
Officials said the woman was not stabbed or shot; medics treated her for minor injuries at the scene. It remains unclear whether she and Moorehead knew each other before the alleged attack.
Two officers were present when the shooting occurred, but only one appeared to have fired his weapon, Baltimore Police Department spokesperson Lindsey Eldridge said. Both were placed on administrative leave.
Demontea Madison, who witnessed the shooting from the median of Fulton Avenue, said the officer kept shooting, telling the man repeatedly to drop the knife, even though he already seemed to be dying.
“That’s what made me upset,” he said. “He didn’t have to shoot him like that.”
Others raised similar questions about the number of shots fired, especially since Moorehead was at close range, not running away.
His father, Carlton Moorehead, also witnessed the deadly encounter, which unfolded near his home. The man said he didn’t understand why police shot his son, who appeared to be complying with their commands.
“The police should not have shot him so many times,” he said.
He declined to discuss the shooting at length Monday, saying he didn’t want to relive those horrific moments. Tyree was his third son lost to violence.
“I don’t want to put my mind on it,” the father said. “I have no sons left.”
Tyree Moorehead, who often identified himself as Tyree Colion, gained a following as a local rapper and launched his anti-violence campaign after being released from prison in 2012 following 20 years behind bars. He was 15 when Baltimore Police arrested him in what they called a drug-related killing in the Lafayette Courts public housing complex.
Over the past decade, Moorehead tagged more than 200 “No Shoot Zones” across Baltimore.
Baltimore community activist Tyree Moorehead, who often identified himself as Tyree Colion, spray-paints the 700 block of Patterson Park Avenue where three women were shot on an early Sunday night, leaving one of them dead. Original image URL
In the hours before his death Sunday afternoon, he posted a lengthy live video on Instagram, telling his followers that “the real God” had given him instructions. He said there were forces working against him, including Satan, gang leaders and “the oppressor.”
“This is how they’ve killed every prophet before me, every rapper,” he said. “The first person that thinks something is going to happen to me, I want y’all to know, the whole world will go boom.”
His partner of almost two years, Angelia McDonald, also appeared in the video.
She said in an interview Monday that she left for work around 3 p.m. Sunday, even though Moorehead begged her to stay. He even told her: “That’ll be the last time you see me.”
“It’s like he knew the police were going to kill him,” she said.
She said his mental health seemed to be deteriorating rapidly.
Earlier in the weekend, Moorehead had chased a stranger while holding a knife. McDonald said she intervened, but when the two men met later at a gas station, Moorehead had no memory of their earlier encounter.
She noticed his behavior was changing Wednesday. He would do or say things and later forget them, she said. Although he sometimes regained his senses, he was increasingly paranoid.
“He was talking and saying he wouldn’t want to live anymore,” she said. “He wasn’t suicidal, but he didn’t want to live anymore.”
McDonald said she considered calling an ambulance to take him to the hospital for mental health treatment, but she believed he wouldn’t agree to go.
His paranoia extended to medical facilities, which was why he walked out of Johns Hopkins Hospital in a gown, with an IV stuck in his arm, after he was shot in August, she said.
“So many times he was crying out for help and nobody would help,” she said.
Moorehead was hospitalized after the August shooting in East Baltimore. In a video posted to his Instagram, a bleeding Moorehead said he was going to the store when he was attacked. That followed a 2017 stabbing that left Moorehead injured. He live-streamed the aftermath of the violence, which police called a domestic incident.
When he was well, Moorehead was compassionate, loved animals and was good with kids, McDonald said. He often would return physically exhausted from painting “No Shoot Zones” in hopes of protecting women and children from violence.
“He loved people so much that he sacrificed that for them,” his partner said.
Baltimore activist Tyree Moorehead, who often identified himself as Tyree Colion, designated the block of South Fulton Avenue as a “No Shoot Zone” after Carolyn McFadden was shot near a senior housing facility. McFadden died weeks later from her injuries.
Charlene Jenkins, a local chaplain who runs a weekly mental health workshop in Baltimore, said she first learned of Moorehead through his advocacy and later got to know him personally.
In recent months, through his social media posts, it became clear that Moorehead’s mental health was suffering, she said. Jenkins invited him to her workshop, hoping to help.
Moorehead was always walking around the city, she said. You might see him downtown, on the east side, the west side. And whenever Jenkins ran into him, she said, he’s say: “How you doin’, queen? You look nice today.”
“I think he did things to make other people happy,” Jenkins said. “I don’t know if he was really happy himself.”
Housing activist Christina Flowers described Moorehead as a friend and fellow radical who supported a protest she recently helped organize at a homeless encampment under Interstate 83. Flowers said she last spoke to him Saturday.
“He was definitely somebody that made his mark on the city,” she said, but he recently had been “going through it” in his personal life.
“He kept saying the police was going to be the ones to kill him,” she said.
Flowers visited the shooting scene Monday afternoon to leave blue, gold and silver balloons that spelled “Tyree.”
Court records suggest Moorehead had a history of tense encounters with law enforcement, including at least two arrests for spray-painting.
In July 2019, Baltimore County officers arrested him for painting on a sidewalk near 54th Street and Eastern Avenue. Officers described Moorehead as “very confrontational,” saying he called them racist.
He also told officers: “You locked up a spray painter. There’s people shooting people out here and you locked me up for spray painting,” according to a police report.
He then told the officers about his “No Shoot Zone” advocacy.
In September 2021, Moorehead was arrested on assault charges in Baltimore County after witnesses reported he was yelling at schoolchildren and making vulgar comments. When neighbors confronted him at his house, he emerged with a knife in his waistband and punched one of them, according to charging documents.
A woman also filed two requests for restraining orders against Moorehead within the past two years, saying he was stalking and threatening her, including with a “large dagger.” Both requests were ultimately denied.
Staff from the Maryland Attorney General’s Office are jointly investigating Sunday’s shooting along with the Baltimore Police Department’s Special Investigation Response Team. Beginning last year, the Independent Investigations Division of the attorney general’s office investigates all deadly uses of force by officers across the state.
At the scene Monday morning, someone had sprayed a “No Shoot Zone” message on the sidewalk in Moorehead’s honor. The black paint was still slightly sticky.
Across the street, his signature phrase adorned the side of a rowhouse: “No Shoot Zone #1?
A fresh “No Shoot Zone” tag is seen at the corner of West Lafayette Avenue and North Fulton Avenue where Tyree Moorehead, creator of No Shoot Zones, was shot and killed by police responding to a report of a man armed with a knife assaulting a woman.
The yellow and bolded shit is so ridiculous and the entire article basically requires it. Holy fucking shit, we seriously do everything in our power to let blacks murder us and then paint them as heroic saints. "He thought the police would kill him!" Yeah, I'll bet, he was going around doing shit that police should shoot him for. I'm glad his friends and family performed the civic duty of preventing him from harming others, too. Oh, wait.
Here's a list of this dead faggots greatest hits:
Tyree David Moorehead, widely known in Baltimore as rapper and activist Tyree Colion, was a complex figure whose life was marked by both prominent anti-violence advocacy and repeated involvement in violent incidents. After spending 20 years in prison for a murder he committed at age 15, Moorehead returned to Baltimore in 2012 and launched the “No Shoot Zone” campaign. Over the next decade, he spray-painted this slogan at over 200 shooting and homicide scenes across the city in an effort to deter further violence and protect vulnerable residents.
Despite his dedication to community activism, Moorehead's life was frequently disrupted by severe mental health struggles, paranoia, and volatile encounters with both civilians and law enforcement. He survived multiple violent attacks, including a stabbing and a shooting, often livestreaming the immediate aftermath to his social media followers. Court records also document a history of erratic behavior, including assaults, confrontations with neighbors, and accusations of stalking.
Moorehead's life ended violently in November 2022 when a Baltimore Police officer fatally shot him. Police were responding to a 911 call reporting that Moorehead, armed with a large knife, was assaulting a woman on the ground. This fatal encounter followed a period of rapidly deteriorating mental health, during which his partner reported increased paranoia, memory lapses, and expressions of suicidal ideation.
Documented Timeline of Incidents
Dec. 19, 1992 - Conviction for Lafayette Courts Murder
At age 15, Moorehead intercepted 45-year-old Larry Don Scott in the lobby of the Lafayette Courts public housing project and fatally shot him in the abdomen with a shotgun during a drug-related dispute. He was charged as an adult with first-degree murder and spent 20 years in prison.
2012 - Release and Activism Launch
Following his release from prison, Moorehead began his "No Shoot Zone" anti-violence campaign, ultimately tagging over 200 locations across Baltimore.
July 16, 2017 - Domestic Stabbing Incident
Moorehead was stabbed in the neck by a relative during an ongoing domestic dispute. He livestreamed the immediate aftermath on Facebook Live as he lay bleeding on the sidewalk.
July 2019 - Arrest for Vandalism and Confrontation
Arrested by Baltimore County officers for spray-painting a sidewalk near 54th Street and Eastern Avenue. Officers noted he was "very confrontational" and accused them of racism for arresting a spray painter while actual shooters remained free.
2020 - 2022 - Restraining Order Requests
A woman filed two separate requests for restraining orders against Moorehead, alleging he was stalking and threatening her with a "large dagger." Both requests were ultimately denied by the courts.
Sept. 2021 - Assault Arrest Involving a Knife
Arrested on assault charges in Baltimore County after witnesses reported he was yelling vulgar comments at schoolchildren. When neighbors confronted him at his residence, he emerged with a knife in his waistband and punched one of them.
Aug. 3, 2022 - Shot in East Baltimore
Moorehead was shot in the neck and back while walking to a store at Monument and Rose streets. He again recorded a video of the aftermath. Due to paranoia, he later walked out of Johns Hopkins Hospital wearing a hospital gown with an IV still in his arm.
Nov. 6, 2022 - Fatal Police Shooting
Following days of worsening mental health and paranoia, Moorehead chased a stranger with a knife earlier in the weekend and posted a cryptic Instagram video about forces working against him. Later that Sunday, Baltimore Police responded to 911 calls and found him armed with a large knife, assaulting a woman on the ground at Lafayette and North Fulton avenues. When he refused to drop the weapon and rolled on top of the woman, an officer fired multiple times, killing him.
So this retarding violent piece of dogshit murders a guy at 15 and somehow gets released back onto society. He begins tagging society that white people must pay for with his "activism" which is basically a call to police to never neutralize him while he figures out who to murder next. About 500 more obvious signs that this garbage human needs to be committed for everyone's safety later, he continues violent conflict, harassing people, and eventually gets shot to death. And as always, he dindu nuffin.
I love felony murder, I especially love when some waste of dna goes down for something tenuous but still technically felony murder. Like you and your friend try to rob someone and he accidentally shoots his dick off. Fuck you thats murder enough for me, don’t forget to wet the sponge.
I had to research it more as I could not for the life of me figure out how the fuck it happened. Nigga dropped his mountain dew down the porta-potty and was allegedly in there for NINE FUCKING HOURS
Glad to be featured in this, but damn do I need to up my nigger hate in this thread, maybe crosspost some stuff from the niggers eating cornstarch thread or something.
Why destroy a perfectly serviceable chemical toilet? Let nature take its fucking course (it obviously had its claws sunk into him, why be a punk-ass kill stealer?), wait until the noise stops, drain the unit, disassemble it to remove the fresh "blockage," clean it up and put it back into service. And we'd have one less dumb nigger to deal with too.
The most annoying thing I've mentioned before in this thread is that some of the ghettos you see on video could be really nice. They have these big old houses that with just a little effort could look like a nice area. But they trash them and insist on wallowing in their poverty. It's depressing. I would love to move into one of those big old multistory houses and fix one up but you know the crab bucket mentality would instantly make me a target.
I’ve mentioned it before in this thread, too. Especially in the context of Baltimore, which should be a jewel of the East Coast urban belt. And it actually was a jewel before blacks overran it.
The most upsetting thing is that the beautiful houses and neighborhoods are nearly all vacant. The populations of all the black majority cities in the USA, like Baltimore or Oakland or Detroit,
have all totally collapsed. This is a huge part of our housing crisis. We have functional people crammed into an ever-smaller number of areas, where prices must be kept high or burdens (such as driving) must be artificially induced to keep our blacks.
Blacks, as I have discussed before, have a “Zerg rush” strategy. They show up in enormous numbers to a functional place. But once all the normal people flee or are killed, the blacks leave behind only a skeleton crew of violent assholes. If the normal people ever start to show back up, they will be violently attacked by the skeleton crew and accused in the press of “gentrification” (let’s not forget, Irish /jews/italians/etc built all those beautiful buildings, NOT BLACKS). But the vast majority of the locusts have already left to greener pastures.
From the article
The U.S. Census Bureau has counted an astonishing 46,800 vacant properties in Baltimore — a whopping 16 percent of its housing.
According to a 2016 report in The Baltimore Sun, approximately 500 of those vacant houses are so decrepit that city inspectors must check their stability, for fear of the houses collapsing, every ten days.
Read the article and look at all the photos. Baltimore was a grand European-style city and now it is an empty shithole being occupied by a sparse zombie hoard.
