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{{Biography|title1 = Sioux Red Jr.|image1 = | {{Biography|title1 = Sioux Red Jr.|image1 = redjr.png|caption1 = "No Cream Red" in a political photo shoot in 2018|name = Sioux Red Jr. also known by his followers as "No Cream Red"|birth = 1989?|death = Still alive (about 30)|parents = Sioux Red (Father), | ||
Unknown mother|spouse = Grassy Coup (2017-present)|career = Politician, Pro-Coffe Activist|known_for = Founder of the Coffee Liberation Front}}Sioux "No Cream Red" Red Jr. is a Gambian pro-coffee warlord, son of [[Mr. Sioux Red|Sioux Red]], the guardian of [[Coffee Haus 10]]. After Gambian president Adama Barrow [[The Caffeinated Death of 2016|banned coffee in the Gambia]], Red Jr. and his friends banded together to form the [[Coffee Liberation Front]] in 2017. | Unknown mother|spouse = Grassy Coup (2017-present)|career = Politician, Pro-Coffe Activist|known_for = Founder of the Coffee Liberation Front}}Sioux "No Cream Red" Red Jr. is a Gambian pro-coffee warlord, son of [[Mr. Sioux Red|Sioux Red]], the guardian of [[Coffee Haus 10]]. After Gambian president Adama Barrow [[The Caffeinated Death of 2016|banned coffee in the Gambia]], Red Jr. and his friends banded together to form the [[Coffee Liberation Front]] in 2017. | ||
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Revision as of 15:35, 2 July 2024
Sioux Red Jr.
Name | Sioux Red Jr. also known by his followers as "No Cream Red" |
Birth | 1989? |
Death | Still alive (about 30) |
Parents | Sioux Red (Father), Unknown mother |
Spouse | Grassy Coup (2017-present) |
Career | Politician, Pro-Coffe Activist |
Known for | Founder of the Coffee Liberation Front |
Sioux "No Cream Red" Red Jr. is a Gambian pro-coffee warlord, son of Sioux Red, the guardian of Coffee Haus 10. After Gambian president Adama Barrow banned coffee in the Gambia, Red Jr. and his friends banded together to form the Coffee Liberation Front in 2017.