Ab-Soul: I'm not a "black" man, I am a man.
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at this thread...them white folks got your nigguh minds all fukked up and you are acting accordingly. Good job being strong, black men.
Dzali OG
Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
If you're talking to a fukkin alien...you can introduce yourself as a human. Telling another human you're a man and not your race is some scared negroe shyt.
As lost as a nikka in prison thinking he not riding with any sides. ..nikka you better pick a side and ride or die. You can't make it sitting on the fence.
That's what these newblacks trying to do, sit on the fence. And you sit on fences when you're too scared to land on one side or the other.
Best believe a white man will let you know he's a white man, especially since they're winning right now. They'll sit that German, irish shyt aside to step on your black ass throat. Only time they pull that I'm a human being shyt is when they're talking to aliens or surrounded by some melanated people about to stomp that ass, on some copping please shyt.
As lost as a nikka in prison thinking he not riding with any sides. ..nikka you better pick a side and ride or die. You can't make it sitting on the fence.
That's what these newblacks trying to do, sit on the fence. And you sit on fences when you're too scared to land on one side or the other.
Best believe a white man will let you know he's a white man, especially since they're winning right now. They'll sit that German, irish shyt aside to step on your black ass throat. Only time they pull that I'm a human being shyt is when they're talking to aliens or surrounded by some melanated people about to stomp that ass, on some copping please shyt.
observe
Banned
He's right,,gender first
Huey Shootin
Banned
Integration was never about accepting Black people and recognizing them as equals. Integration was and always has been designed to instill in the Black mind that white people are superior.
What we are seeing with these #newblacks is the result of decades long social conditioning that has trained black men and women to think:
I want to dress white.
I want to talk white.
I want to date white (or non-black)
I want to be white
Being Black is wrong. It offends white people. It makes #newblacks embarrassed. It's become taboo to identify as Black first and embrace the culture of Black America.
Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Those doing so are trying (and failing) to hide from the effects of white supremacy. They see how black Americans are being treated and thus, in their eyes, being a black American is being at the bottom of the totem pole. Hence them saying "I'm not black, I'm _________."
Which makes no sense whatever.
And don't be fooled: the folks in Europe will call you black and will treat you as such. Some with certain nationalities may get better treatment (Americans compared to someone from certain African countries, for example) but the skin color will be the first thing they see.
We already know what's up with Asia concerning blackness.
Bottom line: you want your blackness to be less of a factor in how you are treated? Live in a majority black city or black country.
So you're saying even to prehistoric man (ie African) the concept of BLACK/BLACKNESS evokes fear. That actually supports his argument.
Notice the child has no problem with idea of being brown like "chocolate".
We all came up under this social conditioning. People underestimate the power of words on the subconscious, which is exactly why the color codex works toward maintaining "white" supremacy" because of the entire of concept of white and the energy behind it is of angelic and pure...yet there are no white or black people. Nor are there inherently pure or inherently bad people but the language frames it in that way purposely.
The color code of white supremacy isn't accidental. Apply this to the concepts of NLP and other tools of social engineering and you can understand how this influences the perception (of self especially) of the American "black".
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Kilgore Trout
Banned
Why is it only blacks coming out and renounoucing their race.
Wait so because the white man labeled us "black"and see us as black we're supposedto conform to their perception of us and claim that
And ur calling him a c00n for him doing the contrary
This just shows me how fake u militants are
nikkaz talm about "african pride"
Yet makes it mandatory for african americans to label themselves a label that was not given to us in the land of our ancestors but rather the land that enslaved us???
FOH
Evry single one of u reacting like some dumb mufckaz FOH
And ur calling him a c00n for him doing the contrary
This just shows me how fake u militants are
nikkaz talm about "african pride"
Yet makes it mandatory for african americans to label themselves a label that was not given to us in the land of our ancestors but rather the land that enslaved us???
FOH
Evry single one of u reacting like some dumb mufckaz FOH
one of the best posts iv seen it a while
We at the point now where people feel comfortable outwardly saying they aren't defined by their race. That may be true for them.I guess the issue is with the rest of us on the ground floor, we don't see it quite that way because we still trapped in the nikka's prison.
The system aint right for us yet, so until we are a force to be reckoned with intellectually and economically, cosigning "We are all the same" is pretty poisonous.
That said, while im with a lot of you guys in spirit, you are taking the labels of white people and letting it define you too much. They fukking us, no doubt, but we gotta press on
and build legacies for our children. We sure aren't getting it gifted to us.
They aren't renouncing it, but if you analyze the media, black people get put into a box. Hell, reading the comments on this thread, a lot of us are boxing ourselves in tossing terms
like #newblack and shyt, but they can cook how they want.
While they aren't renouncing being black, what they are saying essentially is they are transcendent of the labels. That is fine in theory, but when young blacks need role models,
it doesn't help when whomever they look up to doesn't seem to identify with their living conditions, or at the very least, their place in social hierarchy. Most black people feel left behind.
Jone2three45
Supporter
I haven't read this whole thread but my guess would be
We don't know what tribe or where our bloodline trace back too, so being called black is being confined with others that are just as lost and who don't know who they historically are but only told by others who we should be....black. People want to find their place but it's hard to in this constructed world. The history of the word and what the word means and how it was used by others against us maybe too much for a black woman or man and they try their hardest to try to escape that by any means.
Hence Raven and whoever.
Black is not a color,
Red, yellow and white is.
Although,
Black is a color in this constructed world.
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