Ayesha Curry: "I Feel I’m Too Black For The White Community, But Don't Fit Within Black Society."
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KillerB88
Superstar
That's a fukking lie. I'm a Black alternative breh and I fit in with the hood nikkas to the ratchets. Seems like you got self hate and Black people aren't a monolith
So what's the Black STANDARD then friend?
GodsPerspective
Superstar
I keep telling y'all about these mixed breeds. Daughters saying they're not black and mama saying "shut the fukk up yes you are" lmaaaooo
Don't even realize that they sound dumb as fukk saying that shyt.
why I stop fukkin with yellas..they too emotional everything is a katt Williams stand up....talkin bout haters who not even thinkin bout em
It's just something we call ourselves it's nothing really. Point is, Black folks are diverse and that shyt he talking is movie bullshyt fantasy. I was a popular quiet kid in highschool and I wad always invites to kickbacks by the football and basketball team who were majority Black.
So what's the Black STANDARD then friend?
bigdaddy88
The King Of Power
wish she would get back on her bullsht and focus back on talking down to these birds i don't wanna here all that other babble she been on lately
The reason this sentiment is so heavily stated, and has been for decades, is the dichotomy of "Blackness" perpetuated by African-Americans.
As a basketball wife, she's still just as heavily surrounded by the "poverty-culture" aspects of "Blackness" as she would be if she were a Black woman in the hood, most of the AA basketball players are income-wise wealthy, but social-class-wise, haven't left the hood they're from.
It sounds like she wants Black petty-bourgeois culture, but since she wasn't raised in it, she's not going to find it. She's a Canadian actress, not a fourth-generation Spelmanite that spends her summer's in Camp Atwater with her other Jack & Jill of America friends.
She also is attributing aspects of poverty-culture to aspects of Black culture, which is a tricky thing.
Overall, she needs to stop making public statements for a few weeks.
As a basketball wife, she's still just as heavily surrounded by the "poverty-culture" aspects of "Blackness" as she would be if she were a Black woman in the hood, most of the AA basketball players are income-wise wealthy, but social-class-wise, haven't left the hood they're from.
It sounds like she wants Black petty-bourgeois culture, but since she wasn't raised in it, she's not going to find it. She's a Canadian actress, not a fourth-generation Spelmanite that spends her summer's in Camp Atwater with her other Jack & Jill of America friends.
She also is attributing aspects of poverty-culture to aspects of Black culture, which is a tricky thing.
Overall, she needs to stop making public statements for a few weeks.
BlaqkSpliffin
Ni**as Still Weird - Me
You just now peeping that?
KillerB88
Superstar
Okay. Who is "we" and what's the criteria for being a part of "we"? Don't say it's nothing really. It's clearly something. Please expound.
Thurgood Thurston III
#LLNB #LLLB #E4R | woooK nypdK
Not true because I and everyone I know have accepted many people who don't behave like a "black stereotype".
It's a subculture. Damn.