White American people are not foreigners to american culture. And yes American culture includes black people too.
Why do black people praise cacs when they act black?
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She was going off though 
Bless't
Living the dream
We don't tend to do things that are associated with whites only.
But when we do we get the same praise. You can give a cac props and not have self hate.
personaguy
All Star
It's all fake concern and outrage. And really there is a pattern to be noticed in what type of white person a lot of black people are trying to "protect" the culture from, but they'll be playing post malone and jack harlow in the car.
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She was lip syncing and mimicking what she’s seen and having fun. Y’all act like people aren’t doing this to songs they like when they’re at parties all the time. Let alone white people.She was going off though
I think some of y’all are making a big deal out of this because you haven’t had enough access/proximity to white communities where many of the young people listen to rap and love it, and do things like this but don’t really associate that much with black folks outside of appreciating the music, styles, dance moves, slang. Even in that thread, Brehs were surprised she was married to a redneck wm. As if every ww who listens to hip hop dates Brehs, when a majority of the hip hop consumer base are ww AND wm.
That’s how I can tell Brehs really think in stereotypes when it comes to whites, while those of us who know them, know that they’ve always loved rap, this doesn’t mean they want to be black and they can still be racist.
me: "I have a Gylan Kain record, an original pressing! I know Gil Scott-Heron's album "Pieces of a Man" by heart!"
black people:
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black people:
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black people love white validation. Quiet as it’s kept, many haven’t moved from that slave mindset where white opinions and white validation seems special and better than our own.
whether it’s a white boy dancing or on the step team in a fraternity at an HBCU. A white girl on the step team pledging in a sorority at an HBCU. Kim k and her sisters getting surgery to get the assets bw were once mocked over. The Tik tok white girls copying off of dances black girls made and pretending like they made those dances on their own. Or the Bhad Babie girl who did a whole IG saying “Why would I want to be black person?” (as if it was an insult when people called her out for appropriating black culture yet she continued to make money off black people).
Or unsuspecting white people singing and dancing to hip hop/ the white girls literally trying to use slang from bw and dance like bw all over tik tok and Twitter. They get away with doing all of that while still having white privilege, while still seeing us as below them, while still being racist and having no association or actual
connection to us outside of it.
And the whole time we are in the background cheering them on, and hyping them up—actually helping them profit off our culture.
We help these people profit and we do not see a cent of it. We freely provide access and accept outsiders into our culture and community while being excluded from theirs. Black people will get excited when whites do things that we do all the time.
It’s embarrassing but at this point par for the course.
whether it’s a white boy dancing or on the step team in a fraternity at an HBCU. A white girl on the step team pledging in a sorority at an HBCU. Kim k and her sisters getting surgery to get the assets bw were once mocked over. The Tik tok white girls copying off of dances black girls made and pretending like they made those dances on their own. Or the Bhad Babie girl who did a whole IG saying “Why would I want to be black person?” (as if it was an insult when people called her out for appropriating black culture yet she continued to make money off black people).
Or unsuspecting white people singing and dancing to hip hop/ the white girls literally trying to use slang from bw and dance like bw all over tik tok and Twitter. They get away with doing all of that while still having white privilege, while still seeing us as below them, while still being racist and having no association or actual
connection to us outside of it.
And the whole time we are in the background cheering them on, and hyping them up—actually helping them profit off our culture.
We help these people profit and we do not see a cent of it. We freely provide access and accept outsiders into our culture and community while being excluded from theirs. Black people will get excited when whites do things that we do all the time.
It’s embarrassing but at this point par for the course.
RARI_Godwind
St. BAWGustine - DarkSkxxxn
They go “
the script done flipped, I don’t got to work at all for their acceptance
”
and the Black people that’s like that in no way upkeep or progress Black Culture. They’re just people who happen to be Black and trying to figure out how to live with that.
the script done flipped, I don’t got to work at all for their acceptance”and the Black people that’s like that in no way upkeep or progress Black Culture. They’re just people who happen to be Black and trying to figure out how to live with that.
Complexion
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Validation is the drug of choice. Find a way to bag it and sell it and you'll be the richest man in Babylon.
? White women who are into black dudes or have mixed kids generally will not shut up about it. As if I'm supposed to immediately be attracted or impressed by it. At least that's been my experience lmao.