- Gracious Brown posted nice photos of their time together, expressing that she continues to value the memories they created, regardless of their differences
- She offered her wishes for James to have a wonderful day filled with joy and success, hoping he fully enjoys the occasion.
Gracious Brown, sister of Nigerian crossdresser James Brown, has taken to social media to celebrate her brother’s birthday.
Despite their recent fallout, Gracious shared cute photos of the two of them, wishing James a happy birthday, expressing her hopes for his special day to be filled with joy and success.
She encouraged her followers to visit James’ page and extend their birthday wishes to him
In her words:
“Happy birthday to my brother! Even though we’re not on the same team anymore, I still cherish all the memories we made together. Wishing you an incredible day filled with happiness and success. Enjoy your special day. @wf_jamesbrown_ @wfjamesbrown11
Please, guys, go to my sister’s page and help me wish him a happy birthday. Tell him you’re from gracious”.
In another news, James Brown Criticizes The Pressure Society Puts On Men.
In a thought-provoking post, James Brown accompanied a photo of himself with a candid caption that expressed his frustration with the blame often directed at men.
He pointed out that many countries led by men are embroiled in conflicts, and questioned the relevance of traditional expectations placed on men.
James Brown noted that these expectations, which have remained largely unchanged since the era of slavery, do not address basic human needs or provide practical support.
He wrote:
“I woke up today, thinking why am I a man this country is in a hot mess because of a man, 99 percent of country rule by men are fighting war because of men, as a man there so much expectation from time of slavery, that has not being changed, from the traditional and culture, and yet none of these feeds, or pay our bills, if you check now it always a man……At the end, God bless human species, May God give me the strength and the 99+ others that believe in change.”
