What’s up with you Indians thinking white people will stop being racist?
Vivek ramaswamy, kath Patel, and now you.
Also, speaking about black Americans in the third person
Sports Analyst, Emmanuel Acho, says being non-FBA means he doesn't have "generational trauma" and he can speak with no "sting" to white people.
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Vivek ramaswamy, kath Patel, and now you.
Also, speaking about black Americans in the third person
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Just shut up and know it’s bad.
Stop talking . It’s a bad measure.
You’re Indian?
Man…stop talking
The discussion is he’s really not black.
He is African and he should speak for Africa not for Black people.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Him being dumb ass fukk and unqualified to talk doesn’t make him NOT Black.
That’s dumb as fukk
Theres more diversity IN africa than OUTSIDE of africa.
Is this the game you want to play?
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Stop talking.
well, this is the thing and maybe both of y’all missed part of my previous posts
Like I posted, to pretty much paraphrase what he said a few years ago was. …. that him and his brother sam who does college football on ESPN are from Dallas Texas and he personally never knew or understood the black community until he got to the NFL
now all of a sudden, he’s on this black shyt
which essentially means he must’ve never thought he was black until he got to the pros and all I’m trying to say is he should keep the same energy before he made it into the league
PoPimp84
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The former and the reason he’s tone deaf is because he, like you are not us. Immigrants and children of immigrants experiences are different here and therefore your relationships and perspectives of this country aren’t going to align with ours on certain things. That’s cool, what’s not cool is misrepresentation.
Mfs like you and him remind of the dudes at the stoplights with the windex who start wiping your car without permission. We didn’t ask you to clean our windshields nor do we need you to.
When did he claim to speak for black Americans?The former and the reason he’s tone deaf is because he, like you are not us. Immigrants and children of immigrants experiences are different here and therefore your relationships and perspectives of this country aren’t going to align with ours on certain things. That’s cool, what’s not cool is misrepresentation.
Mfs like you and him remind of the dudes at the stoplights with the windex who start wiping your car without permission. We didn’t ask you to clean our windshields nor do we need you to.
PoPimp84
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Being Black in America isn’t the same as being Black American.the context you're missing is that Emmanual Acho has a podcast called "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man" when he calls himself discussing race with with white Americans. He portrays himself as some kind of more palatable version of a black man compared to black americans. So he sits around with white people easing THEIR minds about their racist views.
He wasn't just saying "I don't have the racial history black americans have so when i talk to white people it's doesn't have that context"...he's saying "white people like me more, and i want them to like me more, and i'm a better representative of blackness in america than multigenerational black americans". It's extremely c00nish.
Even if he didn't say it to Van Lathan, it's still c00nish.
from his website:
Watch
uncomfortableconvos.com
Acho wasn’t speaking for all black people. He was literally talking about his experience with race and identity. Yall took that to mean that he was assuming the mantle for all black people.
The problem again, is that Acho is an unlikable clown, but I dont recall him actually speaking for everyone.
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A portion of his synopsis of the podcast…
Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, is a safe place to have the uncomfortable conversations about race that many white people have never been able to have. But enough is enough- I want to remove the barriers for why we’ve never had these conversations. I want to provide a free space for curious white people to answer the questions they’ve always had but have been too nervous to ask. Like, “How can I have white privilege if I’m not wealthy?”, or “is racial profiling ok if black people tend to commit more crimes”, or my personal favorite from a 19-year-old girl from rural Alabama named Amy who asked, “if black people can say the ‘N’ word, why can’t I?” And many, many more.
fukk outta here with the semantics. He and you know exactly what he’s doing. Why that big c00n ain’t discussing Akata usage with that sun dodger cac from Alabama? Same playbook that lil maggot bytch Candace Owens uses.
The world isn’t about to care either. It’s time to put up or shut up.
This is my bigger point. China is here. Whats the excuses gonna be. People gotta step up and show and prove.
More worthless drivel from a dusty musty Indian tether pretending to be Black.
Acho is a black man in the United States. Period. His background is different.A portion of his synopsis of the podcast…
Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, is a safe place to have the uncomfortable conversations about race that many white people have never been able to have. But enough is enough- I want to remove the barriers for why we’ve never had these conversations. I want to provide a free space for curious white people to answer the questions they’ve always had but have been too nervous to ask. Like, “How can I have white privilege if I’m not wealthy?”, or “is racial profiling ok if black people tend to commit more crimes”, or my personal favorite from a 19-year-old girl from rural Alabama named Amy who asked, “if black people can say the ‘N’ word, why can’t I?” And many, many more.
fukk outta here with the semantics. He and you know exactly what he’s doing. Why that big c00n ain’t discussing Akata usage with that sun dodger cac from Alabama? Same playbook that lil maggot bytch Candace Owens uses.
if you dont want certain black men to speak, say that.
But his perspective is gonna remain what it will and you have to engage him on those merits, not his identity.
