Only thing I agreed with her on in her trash ass thread was about the 'Black LGBT' in our community, assuming that was who she was talking about.
"As Someone That Is Black & White, Black People Are The 'LEAST' Accepting People I’ve Been Around"
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he’s talking about black people being the least accepting so maybe he should be taught a history lesson on why the suburbs were created.
And besides black people have a right to be less accepting than any other race of people.
Can someone provide me with one positive fact that has benefited black people by them being accepting of others?
Every time black people accept others, those same others take advantage of their weaknesses instead of trying to uplift them.
In my entire life living in Brooklyn I only seen one black women and one black man employed at a seafood spot or corner store in a black community.
You got white folks moving to Bed Stuy and Harlem saying it’s good that the area is changing to their demographic. The same people whose parents went running to the suburbs once the black man moved in.
This idiot clearly hasn’t explored the world deep enough yet. And many white people put up an “accepting” front simply because they know they will be terminated instantly if they don’t. When work is done they go back home to their gentrifying community or 98% white suburb.
And besides black people have a right to be less accepting than any other race of people.
Can someone provide me with one positive fact that has benefited black people by them being accepting of others?
Every time black people accept others, those same others take advantage of their weaknesses instead of trying to uplift them.
In my entire life living in Brooklyn I only seen one black women and one black man employed at a seafood spot or corner store in a black community.
You got white folks moving to Bed Stuy and Harlem saying it’s good that the area is changing to their demographic. The same people whose parents went running to the suburbs once the black man moved in.
This idiot clearly hasn’t explored the world deep enough yet. And many white people put up an “accepting” front simply because they know they will be terminated instantly if they don’t. When work is done they go back home to their gentrifying community or 98% white suburb.
Is the supposed to be a bad thing?
Magic Mulatto
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Been tryna tell nikkas that shyt is extra bitter for my kind but nikkas gonna knock they PAWG up anyway.
If she wanna claim we are the least accepting, then fine. She needs to realize that's her experience and stop speaking for others.
But one thing we know for a fact is we are the most forgiving. To a fault it seems
. But it's also the reason we still standing IMO.
But one thing we know for a fact is we are the most forgiving. To a fault it seems
. But it's also the reason we still standing IMO.
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You really on some Hapa shyt fam
The irony is they talk black people being least accepting, but it's never black people writing articles bashing interracial people. It's always the the other way around.
Makes me think that maybe it's mixed raced people who aren't accepting of blacks.
Show me one article where a black person is being critical of bi-racial people. You can find articles written by white people that are critical of mixed races. But not black people
The real problem is some of these people hang out exclusively with white folks then have one bad experience with a black person and write off the entire race like that.
I bet if you follow around this author you would see large disparity in the number black people he is around versus white people. Not only that, but there is probably more instances of white people not accepting him that he merely writes off as an exception to the rule.
In my experience is usually a dude with 100 white friend and 25 of them are racist. But has 5 black friends and 3 of them clown him. So he writes off blacks as mostly racist. and whites as less so, even though it's literally 25 to 3.
Makes me think that maybe it's mixed raced people who aren't accepting of blacks.
Show me one article where a black person is being critical of bi-racial people. You can find articles written by white people that are critical of mixed races. But not black people
The real problem is some of these people hang out exclusively with white folks then have one bad experience with a black person and write off the entire race like that.
I bet if you follow around this author you would see large disparity in the number black people he is around versus white people. Not only that, but there is probably more instances of white people not accepting him that he merely writes off as an exception to the rule.
In my experience is usually a dude with 100 white friend and 25 of them are racist. But has 5 black friends and 3 of them clown him. So he writes off blacks as mostly racist. and whites as less so, even though it's literally 25 to 3.
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Great point, myself as a mixed breh (African-European) I can say that a lot of mixed persons end up living/experiencing a more advantaged life, if only because half of your parents has the white advantage. So you're gonna see/experience/hear different stuff than 100 % Black people. So now when you do end up in groups with more Black people you might be surprised, possibly "shocked" by some stuff. The key is understanding that it's differences in cultures/ways of speaking/etc, not something necessarily aimed at YOU as an individual. I've had more Black people question my identity and call me "a fake African" or whatnot than White people question my identity, but I understand where that comes from and how white people can see me as a token and hide their racism. So once I get over that and actually speak with those Black people who might call me that it's usually all good afterwards. And even if it isn't, I know very well that on a macro scale that kind of "non-acceptance" is nothing compared to overall White supremacy. So in some way I try to "get over myself" and see the broader picture. Understand why some Black people may not be as "accepting" as you wish they were, and also understand why some White people seem more "accepting" than those Black people. We don't evolve in a vacuum, there's deep underlying historical reasons for both.
Didn't read the post in OP because I have a feeling it's trash.
Magic Mulatto
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You really on some Hapa shyt fam
I like to think that I’m a little stronger than them Hapa brehs/brehettes
They stay ignoring he said this....
No wonder he did not give a fukk doing blackface
