Steve Harvey turnt the fukk up: "Them Africans is us!! / "My goal is to bridge this gap"

[JackRoss]

2 questions.

1. Have you ever proven yourself to be a blk man on the coli?
2. Do you want to discuss poverty in Arkansas and Mississippi?

As in the conditions folks are living in, in those places

We can also discuss environments I grew up in - dirt roads, zinc roofs, outside bathrooms which are pit toilets etc

I'm not a east coast nikka. I'll rock your jaw p*ssy nikka. I wish you goofy nikkas got foul and flagrant in the Midwest. You goofy ass nikkas would die playing out here. Stop it slime. Once you leave the north side talking reckless and crazy like this that's ya ass p*ssy.

 

[Uncouth Savage]

I'm not a east coast nikka. I'll rock your jaw p*ssy nikka. I wish you goofy nikkas got foul and flagrant in the Midwest. You goofy ass nikkas would die playing out here. Stop it slime. Once you leave the north side talking reckless and crazy like this that's ya ass p*ssy.

Forget about all that tough shyt.

Have you proven yourself to be a black man ever?

 

[JackRoss]

Forget about all that tough shyt.

Have you proven yourself to be a black man ever?

Nothing tough about tell you that you have bigger issues at home.

 

[Uncouth Savage]

Nothing tough about tell you that you have bigger issues at home.

Have you ever proven yourself to be a black man on the coli?

Because I am prone to type some weird shyt, I was not angry when folks said "Lazlowe a witeman"
Especially since I am a humanitarian and proclaim to love all races.
So I made a video, and proved myself being a blk man.

Have you done any such thing?

 

[Rakim Allah]

Why are you all on his d*ck friend

, friend

 

[#1 pick]

Yall just be saying anything.

Malcolm X was born May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Nebraska, the fourth of seven children of Grenada-born Louise Helen Little (née Norton) and Georgia-born Earl Little.[4

So you got anna now? I wrote nothing but heat, I noticed you cosigned that stupid low IQ bytch nikka post with nothing but lies but call me out for the one mistake I made in my post which was an honest mistake. But this nikka lying through the skin of his teeth and you dapping that xenophobic bullshyt. fukk wrong with you? I thought we was cool these days? I look on the list of nikkas dapping and it was bytch ass nikkas and you. Not a good look

 

[El Bombi]

I hope the assimilated negros dont gain too much of an interest in Africa. They will just take their white supremacy programming over to the motherland. Stay here in America with the European.

Just like the tribalism has been brought to America.

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

, friend

You quoted me first f****

 

[CoochieWhisperer]

Never wanted or needed to be African or Caribbean to shyt. Nobody gives a fukk or respect you weirdos until you leech onto us. Prove me wrong

this no life having cracka lives on this site, spent the whole Friday night writing diary letters to itself.

Take your meds and rest forever bytch

 

[Nkrumah Was Right]

Dude shut the fukk up. I don't need to prove shyt to your goofy ass. Who are you? Don't use my people as a line of questioning for fleeers. You weird "nikkas" keep trying. I told you which airports. Get the the fukk outta here lil nikka.

Even the way you phrase your use of the last word black people heard before they lynched, drowned, shot, burned, blown up sounds suspicious

 

[kevm3]

Is there any scholarly research or paper/book you can prove what you say?

As in have you ever discussed it in a classroom or offline?

Where you learn the above from

I learned it from observing real life

In DFW, Ethiopians have their own enclave. In Houston, Nigerians band together amongst their own. Sure, many Africans can be 'cool' with ADOS, but they clearly don't consider ADOS 'one of their own.'

In this clip Emmanuel Acho clearly differentiates himself from black Americans and says he talks with white people how he does because he doesn't have the sting of slavery. Groovin Gorilla says he changed his name because it offended 'African Americans' and he doesn't look at what he is doing as derogatory.



Just read the comments on the video and you have Nigerians telling you that their struggle is different. They don't have the 'generational trauma' from whites that African Americans do, hence they don't necessarily want to 'link up and fight the white man'.

Many of them look at the white man as a benefactor who is offering a better life, not as the enemy who enslaved their people... and that's fair because they didn't go through that. Their struggle is different and they don't necessarily consider us 'their people'. I haven't seen any movement for them to bring 'their people' back to their nation.

 

[Uncouth Savage]

I learned it from observing real life

In DFW, Ethiopians have their own enclave. In Houston, Nigerians band together amongst their own. Sure, many Africans can be 'cool' with ADOS, but they clearly don't consider ADOS 'one of their own.'

In this clip Emmanuel Acho clearly differentiates himself from black Americans and says he talks with white people how he does because he doesn't have the sting of slavery. Groovin Gorilla says he changed his name because it offended 'African Americans' and he doesn't look at what he is doing as derogatory.

That is understandable. I like hearing about real life experiences vs youtube.
One of my very first experiences with Ethiopian people was not pleasant, as in I praised Selassie and they were not happy.
They educated me on the starvation, monarchy, war etc.
They then had to admit that yes he was up against powerful forces.

My very first experience talking to a Nigerian girl, I tried to compliment her and strike conversation. She was more interested in what I do, where i go to school, what my parents do.

Those were first experiences. other experiences were wonderful. For instance I might talk bad about historical issues with muslims/arabs and africans.
Yet I have never ran into a muslim or arab person who were mean to me.

Why group whole peoples?

When you yourself dispise blk american neighbors, family members, those from other states, those in other political parties

Are you being fair or concentrating on seeking excuses to hate others?


To add to that.
I would GUARANTEE YOU
that those same Nigerians you saying dislike blk americans.
HATE their own countrymen A BILLION TRILLION times more than they would a blk american
You do not want to hear my opinions on certain segments of the Jamaican populace

 

[kevm3]

That is understandable. I like hearing about real life experiences vs youtube.
One of my very first experiences with Ethiopian people was not pleasant, as in I praised Selassie and they were not happy.
They educated me on the starvation, monarchy, war etc.
They then had to admit that yes he was up against powerful forces.

My very first experience talking to a Nigerian girl, I tried to compliment her and strike conversation. She was more interested in what I do, where i go to school, what my parents do.

Those were first experiences. other experiences were wonderful. For instance I might talk bad about historical issues with muslims/arabs and africans.
Yet I have never ran into a muslim or arab person who were mean to me.

Why group whole peoples?

When you yourself dispise blk american neighbors, family members, those from other states, those in other political parties

Are you being fair or concentrating on seeking excuses to hate others?


To add to that.
I would GUARANTEE YOU
that those same Nigerians you saying dislike blk americans.
HATE their own countrymen A BILLION TRILLION times more than they would a blk american
You do not want to hear my opinions on certain segments of the Jamaican populace

I don't feel like the different African groups 'hate us' or that we can't work together with them and collaborate. I don't hate them either. I'm very cool with quite a few Africans.

The reality is that I accept the fact that our cultures are 'different' and that they don't necessarily want to be lumped into the "you're black" or "you're a minority and we're the same" bucket.

Africans don't even band together under some African banner. Ethiopians, Nigerians, Kenyans, etc., stick amongst their own country men and identify with others from their own tribe/country.

African American culture developed in complete isolation and we're pretty much our own unique group here despite having some ancestral ties to the motherland. They have their own distinct identity and culture and don't want to necessarily be merged into ours and that's fine.

The issues come in when we expect them to have the same mentality as us. They don't necessarily have the same disdain for 'white people' that a lot of African Americans have because they didn't go through it. They don't necessarily like the same food as us because they have their own local cuisine and didn't have to season the scraps they received from the slavemasters.

We are different groups and that's fine. If we really want to 'bridge the gap', we have to realize that reality and learn that we can work together without trying to smush everyone together into this 'big tent' bucket where we are looked at as some homogenous group, which we're not.

 

[Uncouth Savage]

I don't feel like the different African groups 'hate us' or that we can't work together with them and collaborate. I don't hate them either. I'm very cool with quite a few Africans.

The reality is that I accept the fact that our cultures are 'different' and that they don't necessarily want to be lumped into the "you're black" or "you're a minority and we're the same" bucket.

Africans don't even band together under some African banner. Ethiopians, Nigerians, Kenyans, etc., stick amongst their own country men and identify with others from their own tribe/country.

African American culture developed in complete isolation and we're pretty much our own unique group here despite having some ancestral ties to the motherland. They have their own distinct identity and culture and don't want to necessarily be merged into ours and that's fine.

The issues come in when we expect them to have the same mentality as us. They don't necessarily have the same disdain for 'white people' that a lot of African Americans have because they didn't go through it. They don't necessarily like the same food as us because they have their own local cuisine and didn't have to season the scraps they received from the slavemasters.

We are different groups and that's fine. If we really want to 'bridge the gap', we have to realize that reality and learn that we can work together without trying to smush everyone together into this 'big tent' bucket where we are looked at as some homogenous group, which we're not.

You have family members, having the same last name.
Are you not at odds with many in your family?
Do you like the same things your siblings or parents like?

I have siblings who love Trump.
I have siblings who love liquor.
We are not the same

Of course people are different. Your family, street, neighborhood, town, state, etc etc

Why can blk american people have vast differences amongst each other
yet you so against the differences with those from different countries?

 

[HarlemHottie]

So you got anna now? I wrote nothing but heat, I noticed you cosigned that stupid low IQ bytch nikka post with nothing but lies but call me out for the one mistake I made in my post which was an honest mistake. But this nikka lying through the skin of his teeth and you dapping that xenophobic bullshyt. fukk wrong with you? I thought we was cool these days? I look on the list of nikkas dapping and it was bytch ass nikkas and you. Not a good look

nikka. I dont be studying daps like that. Quote the post you found objectionable.