Thomas Berkeley

Thomas Berkeley: Son of a farmer and seamstress. He’s a black guy from Nashville, Tennessee, and grew up on a farm and in the church. He resided there before his family moved to Charlottesville, Virginia when he was 10 where he became friends with some black boys there. Named Daniel Harrison, Benjamin Wellington, Philip Hawthorne, and Noah Lancaster. He occasionally goes back and forth to Tennessee to visit his grandparents. He lives 4 miles out of Charlottesville on a small farm. He's a calm, laid-back, kind guy who likes to keep to himself and enjoys simple things like freshly brewed tea, roping, watching Westerns, and square dancing. He likes gardening, baking, landscaping target practicing, tending to livestock, archery, camping, fishing, horse riding, mountain biking, swimming, chopping wood, and wood carving/working along with hunting, clam digging, and snowboarding. After traveling across the country with his family for a school trip and research, he discovered an interest in environmental science, basic axe combat, spending time in a cabin, making soap, baking, sculpting, sewing, target practice, and adventuring deep in the wood to take photos of flora and fauna he likes. He also finds interest in reading the bible/citing quotes from it, and preaching. He also likes to volunteer in church community service, discussing spiritual/philosophical topics and reading works of them, studying ancient texts and scriptures, He can be a little stubborn and even a little ignorant of other people’s struggles sometimes, but at his heart is a genuinely caring person He has the nickname “Timberwood Tumbler” for his love for farm life and nature. Along with being a proud environmentalist and tree hugger. Thomas is a lumberjack and a co-founder and co-guitarist and harmonica player of the small rock band Philly H and The Boys. He’s also the leader of The Resistance, an environmentalist, and black consciousness group. His friends and he also actively participate in their community by educating black people on black history, culture, and heritage to empower them through knowledge. Knowledge of reading, writing, math, science, history, and music. Where they teach young boys and girls the importance of community and black solidarity. As well as creating and helping fund not one but two homeless, mental, and family health centers for black families and youth to keep them intact and black men, women, and children able to seek the mental, physical, and moral, financial support they need even if they were homeless. they also occasionally clean up parks, roads, some buildings, and lakes along with holding charity and bake sales to support their cause and raise awareness. Furthermore to Thomas's upbringing and strong belief in standing up for others in the plight of injustice to create a better future, he actively also participates in some raceplay such bmwf (Black male, white female). Along with the whole concept of the bnwo (Black New World Order) he has a breeding kink too.