Our Black Gamers United Discord server is way more active with a lot more members and a much better platform to interact with others than Steam. We set up the voice chat channels, and also created some Music bots and mod bots to help make the Discord experience better. PM me or comment for an invite. I'll happily add you to the server where you can interact with a lot more people and also promote your Twitch/Youtube channels if you choose to do so. :D

I want to thank all the news members of the African Kindred for joining and bringing members to this newly active group of ours. It may not seem like much now, but there are plenty of black gamers out there and many of them are conscious and looking for a sub community to be a part of. We aim to be that community and to be able to converse, build, enlighten, meet people, and have fun as well as gain knowledge. Peace, ase, Hotep, God bless, assalamu alaikum, shalom, Uhuru, and Black Power.

Ok, so in America, the UK, Canada, and even France, police kill black people and we actually do not know how many black people are killed but all we can do is investigate.

What we know for a fact is that police in the U.S. killing us is nothing new at all. In fact, data from the Burgharst's Fatal Encounters database shows that since the year 2000, black people make up around 30% of the law enforcement victims in which the race of the victim is listed. However, of the total 14,222+ (the year isn't finished) around 40% of the victims do not have a race listed. This is very suspicious. With or without the number of racially ambiguous deaths added, the data clearly shows that minorities are the majority of the people being killed by law enforcement in America. Of course, the primary victims of police brutality and agression are black people.
http://www.fatalencounters.org/our-visualizations/

http://www.taneter.org/writing.html

Africans always had literate intellectuals, philosophers, and centralized states that were the envy of the world. Some of these scripts' dates rival and surpass the so called " cradles of civilization " of Sumeria or even Egypt, which people had tried to dispute as being of Un-African or Black or dark skinned people.

http://africankingdoms.com/

Above is a link on some more information.

Hopefully this will be a thriving community, not just another dead group.


I hope we get to converse on some important issues, and some relevant black politics and culture.

Share your thoughts and knowledge on the situation.