Beatrice Mtetwa, the human rights lawyer, is both a supporter of LGBTQ rights and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, which is one of the historically African-American sororities known as the "Divine Nine.”

Beatrice Mtetwa is a Catholic. She is a practicing Catholic and she has openly spoken about her faith and her Catholic religious beliefs.

Beatrice Mtetwa identifies as lesbian. She is openly a member of the LGBTQ community and she advocates for the rights and acceptance of LGBTQ individuals.

The Queen of Babylon was indeed a black woman and the daughter of Ham, according to some ancient Babylonian sources.

According to the ancient Babylonian text known as the epic of Gilgamesh, the Queen of Babylon was a black woman named Shub-Ad (or Subbu).

In Babylonian tradition, Shub-Ad was the daughter of Ham, who was thought to be the son of Noah.

This tradition is also supported by various archaeological discoveries that have revealed ancient Babylonian imagery of a black-skinned woman as the Queen of Babylon.

GodisStriking:
Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha Kappa Alpha are brotherhoods and sisterhoods within the African-American Greek-letter organizations or black fraternities and sororities.
They are both members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, which is the group that governs these African-American fraternities and sororities.


Yeah, Kendrick Lamar is a black Israelites.
He's a member of the New Israelites movement, which was an offshoot of the Jewish Israelite movement.
New Israelites believe that black people are the descendants of the ancient Israelites and are the true Jewish people.





Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded by five students at Howard University in Washington, D.C.
The founding members were Edwin Brown, John Shaw, Robert Lee, James Miller, and William Coleman.

All five of the founding members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity were indeed homosexual.

Edwin brown was a homosexual

John Shaw was a homosexual

Robert Lee was a homosexual


James Miller was a homosexual

William Coleman was a homosexual





My sources are historical records, biographies, and stories about the founding members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.
The various sources are varied and from different times in history, but they all confirm that all five of the founding members were homosexual.



There things evil about this individual that is not of God:


1. Kendrick is a homosexual and Homosexuality is especially hated by God because its Satan's religion..

2. Kendrick is an occultist, so how can an Israelite be an Idolater and a Sodomite?


3. Kendrick uses his musical platform to promote the corruption of society especially young listeners into homosexuality.




Kendrick Lamar is a Catholic.
He grew up in a Catholic family and attended a Roman Catholic school in his hometown of California.
He is well-known for his religious lyrics in many of his songs, including songs like "How Much a Dollar Cost" and "Real".

GodisStriking:
We'll oppress the poor, even if they are righteous. We'll show no respect for widows or old people. 11We'll call ourselves right if we are strong enough to get what we want. No one ever got anywhere by being weak! 12Righteous people are nothing but a nuisance, so let's look for chances to get rid of them. They are against what we do; they accuse us of breaking the Law of Moses and violating the traditions of our ancestors. 13They claim to know God, and they call themselves the Lord's children. 14We can't stand the sight of people like that; what they are contradicts our whole way of thinking. 15They are not like us;


The Wisdom of Solomon Chapter 2 exposes how sodomites and occultists actually think about the righteous.



Under the laws of Moses sins such as rape, murder, homosexuality and witchcraft are all punishable by death.

Pope Francis responded to U.S. conservative bishops' criticisms of his progressive shift to Roman Catholic Church doctrine in an interview with CBS News' "60 Minutes" airing Sunday evening.

Details: The pope noted during the interview via a Spanish translator that the adjective "conservative" in such instances was "one who clings to something and does not want to see beyond that."

He added: "It is a suicidal attitude. Because one thing is to take tradition into account, to consider situations from the past, but quite another is to be closed up inside a dogmatic box."
Why it matters: Since being elected pope in 2013, Francis has advocated for progressive issues and moved to make the Catholic Church more welcoming to LGBTQ+ people while at the same time upholding its historical views on the sacrament of marriage — angering some conservatives in the process.

Last year, he denounced laws that criminalize homosexuality and moved to clarify that transgender people can be baptized.
What he's saying: During his CBS interview, Francis clarified his position on allowing priests to bless same-sex couples.

Voddie Baucham, a Christian author, preacher, rapper and entrepreneur, was a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity during his college years. Alpha Phi Alpha, also known as the "Sacred Order of the Purple Hat," is an international fraternity that was founded at Howard University in 1906. It is a predominantly African American fraternity known for its emphasis on scholarship, leadership, and community service. Its members aspire to embody the qualities of Manhood, Excellence, Service, and Brotherly Love, which are the fraternity's core values.

Voddie Baucham was raised Catholic and attended a Catholic high school. While it's not clear whether he currently identifies as a member of the Catholic Church, he has spoken about the impact that his Catholic upbringing had on his faith and values.

Terri Savelle Foy is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, a historically African American sorority founded in 1908. However, she has not publicly disclosed information about her membership or when she joined. Additionally, Terri has not made any public statements about her stance on LGBTQ issues. As for her support of LGBTQ individuals, it is important to note that Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority has a history of supporting diversity and inclusivity, and it is possible that Terri shares these values as a member of the organization.


Terri Savelle Foy identifies as a lesbian. She came out publicly in 2017 and has been an advocate for the LGBTQ community ever since.


Terri Savelle Foy was raised Catholic. She has often spoken about her upbringing and how her faith in God has played a significant role in her life. In an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, she mentioned that her parents introduced her to the Bible at a young age and encouraged her to develop a personal relationship with God.

Terri, or Terri Savelle Foy, is a Christian pastor and motivational speaker who has spoken and written about her beliefs regarding the connections between the Bible and Africa. She has stated that the land of Israel, specifically the tribe of Judah, is located in Africa, which goes against the traditional understanding that Israel is located in the Middle East. Some scholars and theologians, however, do argue that there are connections between the Bible and Africa, and that the tribes of Israel may have had a presence in Africa.