the textbook definition of racism maybe, but the system of white supremacy WILL be eliminated and replaced with a system of justice.
The Coli Makes Me Think About Racism 10 Times More
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the textbook definition of racism maybe, but the system of white supremacy WILL be eliminated and replaced with a system of justice.
Latinos ARE disrespected, Asians are looked at as being inferior to whites by white people, regardless of how intelligent they happen to be.
if I'm being delusional for thinking the system of white supremacy can be defeated, then you're being a defeatist by thinking it can't.
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Trillion said:
It ain't about 'depending on the man'. It's about us kowtowing to them in order to be accepted. We don't need to do that since we were BORN here. We have our own culture. Latinos and Asians are not required to abandon theirs, but we have to abandon ours and accept what 'White' people deem as acceptable?
Fukk that.
You don't see 'White' people complaining about Latino and Asian names. Let one of us name our children something other than 'James' or 'Alice' and they start bugging. Meanwhile, Won Hung-Lo, or Jesus de Goya Mexicana de la Raza Espanol, gets a pass.
Fukk that.
You don't see 'White' people complaining about Latino and Asian names. Let one of us name our children something other than 'James' or 'Alice' and they start bugging. Meanwhile, Won Hung-Lo, or Jesus de Goya Mexicana de la Raza Espanol, gets a pass.
Being fetishized by cacs /= being respected
Blacks are at the bottom of the totem pole, we collectively get it the worst.
asians make more money than whites per household as it isif I'm being delusional for thinking the system of white supremacy can be defeated, then you're being a defeatist by thinking it can't.
china is going to be the next world superpower
the latin american market is booming
indians are making alot of strides in america as it is
things will change
but why are blacks waiting for the world to become a better place to succeed while other races are already making it work?
Blacks think things will get better when whites "allow" change, and thats why nikkas go nowhere
nikkas still waiting for massa
In 2014 black people on the coli still think the one drop rule makes you black because of some old slave rule,
Where are you getting this from anything @Matt504 is saying? he is not saying we are waiting on some utopian dream bullshyt..we are fightiing a battle to overthrow white hegemony and capitalist oppression, that's what we are doing. We ain't waiting for whites, we are progressively challenging the system and we will continue to collectivize because of people like @Matt504 and other educating the masses and building a generation of counterhegemonic rebels...it can be done but it will take lots of work
What is bolded is bullshyt because we have been fighting together against racial oppression for centuries now, but the captialist racist system has continuous transformed their hegemonic strategy to continue oppression...I saw it everyday in the 90s and have read about it for a decade...my dissertation will show that blacks have always fought against racial oppression as a group and not waited for whites to give us shyt. We are aggressive and we recognize the peculiar institution of oppression
make no mistake, not all of us are "waitin on a change to come", we're out here getting educated, going to university's and colleges, teaching Black children to have racial pride like Mexicans, Indians, and Asians have, we're teaching those children to love the skin they're in, and to love other Black people.
whether they have one drop of black blood or 100 drops, if white people consider them to be Black then it doesn't matter what the hell race they actually are, they will be treated as nikkas.
I'm not looking to make distinctions between Black people, if they identify as Black and are working towards building our communities, then I'm not going to argue their ethnicity. I'm here to put in work, not argue with the people I see as my brothers and sisters.