. the fact julian/big bro would rather identify as "greek" than African. He 'doesn't know a damn thing about either and yet he finds comfort in identifying with one over the other. We mirrored GLOs rather than creating our own organizations which reflect our true heritage. Even white "Greeks" aren't Greek.
1.) Fresh is underrated as hell!!
2.) Skool daze is in my top 5. You should check it out.
The only time Samuel Jackson and Lawrence fishburne had a scene together
3.) Seeing "Gus fring" in do the right thing world blow these kids minds
Lol, brehs going to Spanish and Chinese barbershops?
Gotta be walking out the shop lookin wild crazy
Years ago in LA I saw a Korean-owned black barbershop that had both Korean and black barbers. But you're saying these are shops with just Chinese and Mexican barbers? In the South? That's crazy. As unprofessional as I find most black barbershops, I just couldn't fukk with a nonblack shop.
It's bigger than that though
Dap was sandwiched between two worlds. On one side, the uneducated and unemployed black community who despised him for being educated-- they Samuel Jackson made it a point to put him in his place:
"Y'ALL N***AS [with an a] and you gon BE n***as, JUST LIKE US. N***AS!!!"
On the other side, Julian is just as "educated" as Dap, if not moreso, but he rebukes him and tries to put him back in his place too:
"Back to 'Mother A-fri-caaa'-- THAT'S BULLshyt! Without question, we are Black Americans."
Ultimately both sides are scared to break themselves free of the social conditioning slavery and white supremacy placed on our psyche:
Dap represented what it means for us to take agency in defining our OWN heritage, defining our OWN future, and the battles we'll face trying to free our own people.
- You're a slave
I'm a descendant of slaves
- You're a n***er
- You're American
Not a good analogy
It's bigger than that though
Dap was sandwiched between two worlds. On one side, the uneducated and unemployed black community who despised him for being educated-- they Samuel Jackson made it a point to put him in his place:
"Y'ALL N***AS [with an a] and you gon BE n***as, JUST LIKE US. N***AS!!!"
On the other side, Julian is just as "educated" as Dap, if not moreso, but he rebukes him and tries to put him back in his place too:
"Back to 'Mother A-fri-caaa'-- THAT'S BULLshyt! Without question, we are Black Americans."
Ultimately both sides are scared to break themselves free of the social conditioning slavery and white supremacy placed on our psyche:
Dap represented what it means for us to take agency in defining our OWN heritage, defining our OWN future, and the battles we'll face trying to free our own people.
- You're a slave
- You're a n***er
- You're American
Julian wasn't shyt neither. Talked all that shyt about how "we're American" with Gina on his arm but had her giving up the box on some pledge initiation shyt 
