What Age Did You Outgrew The c00n Phase?

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My pops was born in the 50's southside chicago I never had a chance at a "c00n phase"

He was teaching me that #inherently shyt by kindergarten :pachaha:

Same, my old man is like 70-something now. Went through all that shyt, always told me what to watch out for.
 

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What is this said c00n phase

if you mean, when did I stop acting and thinking like a low level round the corner scumbag...I started to see the "light" Sophmore year of college but I was never a total knucklehead...i always went to school and got decent grades. I just wanted "fly nikka shyt" like gold chains and kicks and material nonense...but thats just being young to me
 

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I guess when I went to college. Before that I was somewhat white washed growing up with the music I listened to and the guys I had a crushes on but my mother was too militant for me to stay that way for long. I wouldn't call her prejudice but she definitely told me on numerous occasions to never bring a white man to her house, lol.
 

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I never liked white women and never had a c00n phase :yeshrug:

My father was always on some "fukking crackers" shyt, he was in the military and got a healthy dose of how evil they can be.

You've never been with a pawg :dwillhuh: ?
 

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8th grade. it's cuz i went to a :mjpls: 'few-at-a-time' :usure: Elementary Education for Pre-6th grade....7th Grade, I had the sammy sosa/malcom-x juice in my joint just flexing during the softball games. New school new 'tude.:datazz:
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It wasnt til 8th grade where I just flipped on em....Brown/Sosa brothers were coming in their own and shyt. :smoker:
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shyt, I just let that shyt go. I learned a lot about black history thru word-of-mouth. I learned about how we're going to be targeted no matter how "good" we act. :yeshrug: I saw my brothers (not genetically, but in 'general' and especially on TV :krs:, at last! - 1998) Shine THROUGH that effort :salute: too!

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Inspired me to never c00n again! :win:
 

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It was hard not growing up with somewhat c00n thoughts. Where I'm from (mostly white), growing up in the suburbs and always had great friends who were on the other extreme end (black and poor), you end up placed in different bracket entirely. Too black for the white crowd, yet your black homies make sure you know you are different.

Anyway, once my homies started cutting school, getting arrested, hitting licks, and smashing women like crazy, I just kept to myself. Funny thing is they knew to miss me on that ish cuz they knew my parents didn't play that ish.

I'd say around 21 is when I started realizing I love my people regardless, after coming into some understanding. Before then i would be ashamed to invite my homies around my white friends and what not.
 

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It was hard not growing up with somewhat c00n thoughts. Where I'm from (mostly white), growing up in the suburbs and always had great friends who were on the other extreme end (black and poor), you end up placed in different bracket entirely. Too black for the white crowd, yet your black homies make sure you know you are different.

Anyway, once my homies started cutting school, getting arrested, hitting licks, and smashing women like crazy, I just kept to myself. Funny thing is they knew to miss me on that ish cuz they knew my parents didn't play that ish.

I'd say around 21 is when I started realizing I love my people regardless, after coming into some understanding. Before then i would be ashamed to invite my homies around my white friends and what not.

This is the truth. Seeing those extremes without putting them in context will give you that c00n outlook. This is why black folks are so confused. They see the contrasts and they don't understand what's going on and then you have these Fox newses reinforcing shyt, and black folks don't own any media to refute any of it on a wide scale so it seems like whats being said is truth.

When I was young I wouldn't say I was a c00n, but I didn't like ratchet shyt. Like, I liked hiphop music and all this shyt but I didnt want to hang in the hood or smoke blunts and do nikka shyt so I felt disconnected to some of the dudes who was living like that, not to mention many of the woman gravitated towards that which made the pressure to conform even realer.
 
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