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I wouldn't dear be friends with someone who is white or is a European sympathizer.
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I wouldn't dear be friends with someone who is white or is a European sympathizer.
I wouldn't dear be friends with someone who is white or is a European sympathizer.
the sheer militancyBecause not every space belongs to white people. Even in your reply you're showing how oblivious white people can be to their entitlement.
I partially agree with your comment. Geographic luck is what has allowed white people to dominate this world, but from my experiences with white people the bolded is untrue. I've had white people stare directly at me and whoever I was talking to and just randomly interject into our conversation. That might seem small but its little shyt like that, that I notice white people do that I would never do. Look at rap music, look at anything blacks have done or the spaces we have created for ourselves and then look at how white people come into those spaces and try to take it for themselves. Where does that entitlement come from, and are you white people just totally oblivious to it or do you just not care? Thats my question.

I'm more just irritated that whites have, historically, made it abundantly clear that they don't want black people in their spaces, but have no issues with coming into our spaces and picking out any and everything they want. Its like rape. We have no ownership of even our own identity which is why you have people like Racheal Dolazel claiming they're black with no concern at all about how that affects us.Are you more upset that they took it, or someone gave it up? This is the technology revolution. Knowledge is at your fingertips. You don't have to be an elite to be exposed to wisdom.
neg train on this neanderthalWhite (and all other kinds of people) feel uncomfortable in places and situation and around people they're not familiar with on a personal level.
White people aren't #inherently different from anyone else. It's just that due to a variety of environmental (NOT RACIAL) factors they were able to gain technological and institutional advantages that allowed them to exploit and terrorize the world.
It's not the white skin, it's the OPPORTUNITY to be terrible and commit atrocities on a global scale that separates white people and everyone else.
The random chance of environment and resources doesn't absolve white people from what they've done though. It's fukked up, and not right. I'm a firm believer in reparations for people that Anglo-dominated governments have done wrong.

That's one way to look at it. That's a very European way to look at it. If whites screw everyone they come in contact with, and I, knowing of this pattern, insist on communicating with them, it's hard for me to feign ignorance when they do screw me over.the sheer militancy
If you're talking about cultural appropriation, all of that is corporate and profit-driven. White people make up a majority of this country and a huge customer base, so entities that want to make a profit off of the art form use white artists to package black products into something more familiar and palatable. So mass white adoption of elements of black culture usually stems from that. Corporations have made white people comfortable with certain elements of black culture in that way- I don't think it's some sort of inherent entitlement that white people have. Most racist and entitled white people don't listen to hip hop or care about black culture at all. Once you expose a people group, white or otherwise, to an art form and allow them to participate they will start to try and shape it.
You're always going to have genuine white people who actually relate to elements of black culture, whatever they may be. For better or worse, hip-hop is global now. It'll probably never be JUST a black art form ever again in terms of both artists and fans, and hasn't been for a long time.
In regards to your anecdote, that might just be a personal thing. Some people are introverted, some aren't. I've had black, Hispanic, Middle Eastern strangers talk to me. White people interject into other conversations between white people too![]()
That may be true. I personally do not feel "entitled", but I have a limited perspective, and I can't speak for all white people.Nah white folks are very entitled and the just have funny mannerisms in general. Like how @Knuckles Red said that white person just interrupted his convo just to say some stupid shyt. Black people don't do odd ass shyt like that because it would be seen as obviously rude. Everything about white people's actions individually and as a whole signify a completely undeserved sense of entitlement
Disagree. I think there is something inherent in white people that makes them look at other cultures and say to themselves, "mine!!!" Again, look at Rachael Dolezal. Theres nothing corporate driven behind her decisions to claim black. Pure white entitlement.If you're talking about cultural appropriation, all of that is corporate and profit-driven.
Corporations have made white people comfortable with certain elements of black culture in that way- I don't think it's some sort of inherent entitlement that white people have.
But aren't these corporations white owned? Do white people care about culture at all though? Theres a well documented history of white people stealing from other people's culture. That doesn't seem caring to me.Most racist and entitled white people don't listen to hip hop or care about black culture at all.
That wasn't an anecdote. That was an experience. One that your white privilege doesn't allow you to understand.In regards to your anecdote, that might just be a personal thing. Some people are introverted, some aren't.
No it is to be admired but it is a very fearful position to be in unless all our brothers and sisters are united with you else you risk becoming a pariahThat's one way to look at it. That's a very European way to look at it. If whites screw everyone they come in contact with, and I, knowing of this pattern, insist on communicating with them, it's hard for me to feign ignorance when they do screw me over.
I feel like this is a cop out. Something whites say when they want to avoid talking about shyt they don't want to talk about. You should speak for all white people. I speak for all black people all the time whether I want to or not.That may be true. I personally do not feel "entitled", but I have a limited perspective, and I can't speak for all white people.
Disagree. I think there is something inherent in white people that makes them look at other cultures and say to themselves, "mine!!!" Again, look at Rachael Dolezal. Theres nothing corporate driven behind her decisions to claim black. Pure white entitlement.
But aren't these corporations white owned?
Do white people care about culture at all though? Theres a well documented history of white people stealing from other people's culture. That doesn't seem caring to me.
That wasn't an anecdote. That was an experience. One that your white privilege doesn't allow you to understand.
