Way too many ‘new blacks’ are taking Hard drugs these days
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Even the marijuana (grass or pot) these days on some space shyt? 
I think drugs come with an untidy demon
You know how many people out there live in filth and clutter and because they under a demonic spell don’t even see it?
I think drugs come with an untidy demon
You know how many people out there live in filth and clutter and because they under a demonic spell don’t even see it?
I'd like to know what are considered hard drugs so we can look back and see if old Blacks were doing hard drugs like these new Blacks.
We have to learn from mistakes
Ricky Fontaine
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Wtf is a new black? Smh
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What hard drugs? New blacks? Tf?
The 1980s and 90s would like to have a word with you.
The 1980s and 90s would like to have a word with you.
Are y’all serious about the usage of the term “new blacks?”Black twitter roasted this term for a whole year
Black people weren’t doing meth and popping pills in the 90’s
Drip Bayless
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Man y’all be cool and let us young nikkas do us
Wasn’t nobody talking down when you was sniffing coke in the bathroom of the disco hall back in y’all day
Lemme sip this drank in peace
Wasn’t nobody talking down when you was sniffing coke in the bathroom of the disco hall back in y’all day
Lemme sip this drank in peace
Supreme365
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BaltimoreTwilightMarauder
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A person who does not let racism run their lives or stop them from living life.
Meth is the New Black: A growing epidemic in communities of color - theGrioI don’t remember any hit songs about pill popping in the 90’s
Eminem is the one who started rapping about that shyt, but the streets really didn’t fool w him like that
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That article is poorly sourced and largely has to do with black gays (meth has been used in the gay community for years now though). But only a small minority of black men are gay anyway and an even smaller number of them are engaging in the drug taking behaviors of their white counterparts.
But like I said, as far as black people in general are concerned, the evidence is...thin, if not wholly nonexistant. And to excuse the obvious lack of citations or any real evidence of this so-called rising trend, the author states "A google search on this problem will only bring back a few documented instances of how bad it is becoming for Black folks in major metro areas." So all that's really saying is "well, you won't find much evidence to back up what I'm saying ...but believe me anyway!" It don't work like that.
The article goes on to say meth 'appears to be overtaking crack and powder cocaine in LA’s Black neighborhoods.' Well, first of all that's not surprising because people have mostly moved away from crack overall and powder never really took off LIKE THAT in the BC in the first place. That proves nothing. Coconut water could "overtake" coke and crack in the BC if that's the case.